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... various cavalry sad infantry regiments, took pi«c« at St. Mary’s Barracks, Chatham. The troops discharged were from the following regimentsslh Dragoon Guards, 7th Dragoon Guards, Hussars, King’s Own, 6th, 10th, 18th Light Infantry, 19th, 23rd Webb Fusiliers ...
... Artillery Barracks, Woolwich, Charles Fitzherbert, Lieutenant Royal Artillery, aecond 9on of Colonel Errington, 51st (King's Own) Light Infantry, aged 22. Richards— September Clifden, Captain Edwin Richards, Royal Nary. Shannon—October 3, at his residence ...
... the Regiment, In succession Sir James Schoedde. General Booth entered the army in 1806. General Elliot entered the 51st Light infantry in 1809, in 1852-53 he commanded the Madras brigade throughout the Burmese war. Already rumour is busy with the programme ...
... surieled its birth a few hours. June 1, at Christchurchb, New Zealand, the wife of G. IL. Hibbert Ware, Esq, late Captain 51st Light Infantry, of a daughter, MIARRIAGES August 22, at Warreupoint, by the Bev. Henry ?Sges, CC., Drogheda, assisted by the Itev. ...
... ravages the South- Western Provinces. The 51st King’s Own Light Infantry had, up to the 28th of August, lost one man out of every live ; and the wing of the 94th Regiment one out of every four. In fiften days the 51st Regiment lost 101 men, women, and children ...
... W. i'rewe Head, sth Punjab Infantry, of a son. MARRIAGES. Drought and Nugent—June 26, at Rathconnel Church, county of Westmeath, by the father of the bridegroom, Richard Drought,Esq., Late of the 51st (K. 0.) Light Infantry, eldest son of the Rev. John ...
... strength. The following changes and appointments have taken place at Chatham garrisen :—Captain S. A. Cleeve, 51st Kings Own Light Infantry, has assumed the command of the depot that corps, in the place of Captain M. C. Farrington, who has received leave ...
... the fortunes Kossuth.—L nitca Service Oazette. . . .« . , . .. . Troops for Rangoos.—lt expected that a wing of the 51st Light Infantry, stationed at Madras, will proceed to Rangoon, should theauthories there evince a spirit of hostility at the demand ...
... joined the head-quarters of the Regiment, Kilkenny garrison, on appointment, vice Paymaster Frend, appointed to the 51st Light Infantry. beputv Purveyor Cooper, in charge of the Limenck District, has been'handed over the military hospital buildings and ...
... Colonel Madder, who has been home for sometime leave, will tail for India the coarse of few weeks to resume command the 51st Light Infantry Bengal^ Colo-w .1 F Honegaa, of the Royal Artillery, has homo from India on leave of absence. It is believed that L ...
... the chance that they may both employed again. I.ieutenant-Colonel White Iravns the service after being officer of the 51st Light Infantry for ■•ally 29 ; while Lieuteuant-Colonel Patridgn baa served not quite 23 years. Major Macartney, second la command ...
... battalion of the 19th Regiment ; Lieut. E. D. Oliver and 40 men of all ranks of the 51st (King’s Own) Light Infantry ; and 128 non-commissioned | and men of the 109th Bombay Infantry. Prior to | the embarkation of the troops they were inspected by Major- Genéral ...