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... the esti- bea ree- mate for the Whole infantry force, it ougltt not to he for- tilf tin, gotten for a moment that there were in the Crimes, on the cx( tsr. 3rd of November, no teas then 33 battalions of infantry. Icost, kit rats if not all of them happened ...
... of Manchester end Salford, Lieutenant-Colonal Unett and the offloers of the 3rd Light Dragoons; Lieutencnt Colonel Harrington and the officers of the 51st Light Infantry; on which occasion the spleadid Bands of those rogiments wilt be in attenidance between ...
... l Edward Pi a Rowley Hill, 1st Weet India Regiment; George William thu iKey, ltb Light Dragoons; Fred. George Bhewell, 8th Light ai, a Dragoons; Edwd. Pole, 121h Light Dragoont; Arthur Shirley, do, DbelC-pay ri.,a5t.ohe,; P.,S. JH1ta Iob.,. 0,8. A.SP-tY ...
... be was iu divers expedi- il tiona and battles in the West Indies, and in the United 8, States. He forced with a hundred light infantry the a1 Washington and Congress Houses; and he volunteered with te n the bouts' crews of the Eligtish fleet, which boarded ...
... This e were so continuous that it seemed like a street of London winace) t- lighted by gas, while the irregular fitful flashes put me rientee al in mind of the fliclering light of a great city beheld at howevn se ?? in be night from a distance. I thin]; ...
... P an- toi n forfedbatteries, by Which the fire of thle tes Russians was quickly sileneed. This battery, supported by in infantry aned snottier battery, stationed a little further in tedfaourblrwa lft efndre ie fvoralepsaition, wa etto deedthe entrance ...
... battalion of each of the hundred regiments of infantry 211 ' of the French army forms the depdtl and that it consists of ?? the two companies of picked men; one of Grenadiers, the Yo e other the Light Infantry company. These two hundred companies are about ...
... Under the patronage of Lieut;ýGencral Sir HARRY SMITH, Bart. G.C.B. mt The OFFICERS of the 3rd LIGHT DRAGOONS. RE The OFFICERS of the 51st LIGHT INFANTRY. for His Worship the MAYOR of MANCHESTER, Hisý. Worship the MAYOR of SALFORD, &o. &c. The following ...
... Patriotic Fund. The concert is to be patronitid li ý Harry Smith, Bart. G.C.B, the officers of the 3rii d le Dragoons and 51st Light Infantry, the Mayor of 1`snt1c. and the Mayor of Salford. The services of a o? our Principal vocalists and ?? will t if ?? Among ...
... of Downshire. A I FFAcINTON.-OOnthe let inst. at the Infantry Barracks, Regent Lone 2 -Road, aged 32 years. Major Richard Atherton Ffarington. of case, 0 Her Majesty's 51st (King's Own) Light Infantry, youngest soi ndij 0 of Rear-Admiral Ffarington, of ...
... on iso without a farthing of expense in collecting. The proceeds t Ite of the concert given by the 3rd Light Dragoons and the 51st hs !d. infantry, at the Concert Hall, amounted to £152. lls.; the mar ?? proceeds of the concert given on Saturday last ...
... year, John Sanford, Req. Simpsot.;--On the 9th inst. in his 63rd year, Capt. W.D. Simpson, late of the 51st (or King's Own) Regiment of Light Infantry. TAiTE.-On the loth inst. at Lower Grosvenor Place, London, in her 50th year, Jane, wife of JohnTorte ...