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... E,. January 4. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Veterinary Surgeon G. Edlin, from 3rd Light Dragoons, to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Gardiner, who exchanges. 3rd Light Dragoons-Veterinary Surgeon B. C. R. Gardiner, from the 7th Dra- goon Goaris, to be ...
... exchanges Enighn C. J. Mognay to be Lieet. by purchase, vice Hewetson, wits retires.-Brevet: Capt. A.S. Abbott, of the 51st Bengal Native Infantry, to have the rank of Major in ?? Indies. ?? C rf OrdsRanIeC, MARCH 24.-Royal Regiment of Artillery: Lieut.-Col. ...
... Native Infantry, with another native corps and a coinpammy of European Artillery, to prepare for instant embarkation, and some steamers and transports were hired for con- veying these troops to Burnuah. Madras was ordered to send her Majesty's 51st, two ...
... attempts to light up the colossal eagle of the triumphal arch vwere vain, and equally unsuccessful wvas the attempt to light the statue part of the column in the Place Venddme, so that the Emperor was left in perfect obscurity. Nor was the lighting of the ...
... Pilmer, 51st Colonel Yates, C.B.. at Cawnv pore, lately commanding at Lucknow; Capt. Macintosh, 52nd Native Infantry; Lieut. Ilook, 73rd Native Infantry; Capt. W. H. Smith, 61st Native Infantry; Major Gifford ; Captain Austen, ithi Native ...
... Lords of the Treasury. Viscount Liardinge has appointed fieut.-Col. A. A. T. Cunyng- hame, on the half-pay of the 51st Light Infantry (and late of tiso 27th Regiment), to be one of his Lordship's Aides-de-Camp in the room of Captain the Earl of March ...
... Crimea, to be formed into the fifth infantry division of the army. These regiments were the 34th and 71st from Corfu, the 68th from Gallipoli, the 62nd from Malta, the 97th from Athens, and the 90th Light Infantry from Dublin. It was subsequently stated ...
... Grenadier Gerords L E. tile Scots Fusnilier Guards; E. Fellows, 12th Light Dragoons; S. G. Jena s, l3th Li'!t lDraioons; J. V. Armstrong, 49th. Foot; L. Siadwell, 19th Foot, ?? It, rt is. i Light Dragoons; J. Haeckett, 77t1; Foot; lion. PI I. B. Fieldinrg Coldteioi ...
... Nortti, from the 3rd Light Dragoons, to be Lieut.; by pur- chase, vice Clements, who retires-8th. Licht Dragoons: Cornet P. C. G. Web- ster, from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Poore, promoted-11th Light Dragoons: H. J. Wilkin ...
... without it. The horses suffered very much from this harassing sort of work. In October the heavy and light brigades had 1,884 horses fit for duty, hut on the 51st of December last both brigades had only 1,153 horses left, and of that number 300 were loors dei ...
... purchase, vice Catldaid-2nd Life Guards: Corporal J. Reid to be Rtiding Master-3rd Light Dragoons: IL Fawcett, Gent., tobe Cornet, by purchase, vice Mansel, promoted-4th Light Dragoona: Cornet H. Jennings to be Adjutant, vice Ellis, ?? Guards: Assistant- ...
... Bengal Engineers; Coptiou C. Herbert, of the 18th Rogiment of Benga~l Infantry. STAFFr.-To to Paymasters of Provisional Depot Battalions: Paymaster B. G Cubit:, tram the Psis Light Dragoons; J. 11. Stirke, Bog. UNixATTCHED.-Lieutenant NV. G. Sutton, from ...