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... Lieut. S. Cmf to be Captain, purchase, vice Macdonald, who retires: Ensign 11. S. Light to be Lien tenant, vice Croft; J. F. Sparke, Gent., to be Ensigfi, purchase, vice Light. Foot—Lieut. C. C. W. Vesey to be Adjutant, vice Crombie, promoted. 741h Foot—Ensign ...
... 4«th—Corfu: Carlisle. 49th—Turkey; Fermoy. 60th—Turkey; Fermoy. terbury. 2d Ditto—Turkey; Newbdge ;hl Ditto, Light—Manchester 4th Do..Light—Trky; Brigh-51st—Manchester. 62d—Umballah: Chatham. ton. t>th Ditto—Turkey: Canter-53d—Dugahal; Chatham. .VUh—Kingston* ...
... joined by the service companies on their arrival from Canada, previous to their embarkation for the Baltic next spring. The Light Infantry has received orders to recruit with all possible activity, to complete its establishment of 1,200 rank and file. The General ...
... THE ARMY. Dublin journal states that ten regiments of infantry, the IHth. 51st, 54th, 56tb, fifith, 721, 80th, 82d. 90th, and 94th, will be irame liately made up to the effective strength for service in the Baltic next spring. The statement is evidently ...
... Royal Artillery, 13th Light Infantry. and 92d Highlander.*, sailed from Queenstown for Gibraltar on the Bth inat. The following are the numbers embarked, and the names of the officers :—Roval Artillery. 49 men ; 13th Light Infantry, 2 officer* (Captain ...
... Belfast rceruiiing parties from the following regiments:—4th (King’s • •«n) Foot 13th (Prince Albert's) Light Infantry, 18th (Koval Irish) Foot; 45th Fool; 51st, 67th, 80th; and also a party from dragoon regiment. Each day the recruits sworn in average about ...
... depots of regiments on foreign service, eleven regiments of infantiy the 18th Royal Irish, 51st Light Infantry, 54th, UUth, 71st, /2 .d, 80tb. 82nd. 90tli Light Infantry, 91st, and 94tb. This force will inert-as.-d in the course of the ...
... On the 2*ith inst.. at 6S. Carobridge-street. St. George’s-road, the wife of Captain Herbert Russell Manners, 51st King's Own Light Infantry. of a sen. ...
... now home service, besides the depots of regiments f •reign service, regiments o infantry•he IBl*i Irish, 51st Light Infantry, 51th, 6»th, “Ist, 2nd, BOth, 82nL 91 th Light Infintry, 91st, and 94th. This force will he increisod in the course ...
... Henry P. White, 25, 65, Cambridge-street, St. George's-road, London, the wife of Captain Herbert Russell Manners, 51st (King's Own> Light Infantry, of a son. October 25, the wife of Dr. Kirby, 65, Lower Domlnick-strcet, of October 29, at Sumroerville nouse ...
... the accommodation of 10,000 men. This will include two regiments ofcm»a'ry, detachments of horse and foot artillery, and infantry. The works are to be proceeded with with all despatch, and is reported that 10.000*. will spent upon this camp by Match nest ...
... Captain B. H. Boxer, of the 80th regiment, of a son October 25, in London, the wife of Captain H. R. Manners, of the 51st Light Infantry, of a son. MARRIAGES. October 21, In Belfast, James Massy, Esq. of Dromara, to Mrs. M. A. Dawson, late of London, October ...