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... MARRIED. On the 6th of OscetulMsr last, at the Cathedral, Calcutta Edward T. Dundas, Esq , of the Bengal Native Infantry, to Louisa Anna Maria, youngest daughter the Rev. Mordaunt liarnaid, Hector of Little BardHelJ, Essex. the I.sth inst., at ILckling ...
... authorities at the Horse Guards have forwarded instructions to Madras and tbe Mau- ritius for the embarkation of the 51st Light Infantry, and the reserve battalion, 12th Regiment, for the colony, should Sir Harry consider that he requires further reinforcements ...
... K.N., to Emma Jane Henrietta, only daughter of the late T. W. M‘Dougall, Esq., formerly, Captain in H. M. 88th Regt. of Infantry. On the 16th inst., at Monewden, Mr. Caleb Walker, farmer, of Petistree, to Miss Ellen Kersey, youngest daughter of Mr. A ...
... Company's vessels destroyed the whole of the stockades the KauKoon river. On the 12th, her Majesty’s 51st, her Majesty’s 18th, and the 40th Native Infantry landed, at took, after severe fighting. stockade called the Whit -horse picket, Majo. I Fraser, of ...
... s I lad landed her Majesty's'iM Light Infantry, 'lie I -lb R.val Iri-h, lb.- pith Bengal Native Infantry, ami part of m' Artilb ry. The Bengal guns, under Major R. id. were move advance, covered four - ~t' •,:•! Light They had not proc. led far, h. vvever ...
... destroyed the whole of the stockades on the Rangoon river. On the 12th, the the 18ih, and the Native Infantry, lauded, and took, after severe lighting, a stockade culled the White Horse picket, Major Fraser, the engineers, being the first into the stockade ...
... Madras Native Infantry, and a private ot her enemy is no nwfrte eoe l hi edand b. wounded, biti uthv encniealfrtefire from the staeswsvr hradcniudsome time. The artillery returned to Moulmein the same evening, ard the Euro pean infantry the followin mr ...
... fortified position to the south of tk! town, was still unmolested. c A company of her Majesty's 51st, under Captain Rice and two of the Madras Native Infantry, under Captain Berth wick were selected to assault thia position. I aceomw, Ld thn, detachment ...
... —On the 2'2nd April, at Rangoon, India, from the efl.'Cts of cholera, in his 26th year. Lieut. J. W. Batemai, 51st Regiment of Light Infantry, third son Richarc Thos. Bateman, Esq., of Hartington-hall, Derbyshire.—On the Sth inst., at Oxford, Capt. Thos ...
... too much truth in the rumour. The 12th Lancers, 43rd Light Infantry, and 73rd Highlanders are to proceed from the Cape of Good Hope to the Eist Indies, to relieve the 15th Hussars, 51st light infantry, and 94th, which are to come home. The ...
... Mount Coote, in the county of Limerick —On the 24th April, in Btumah, Capt. Edw. . Woolley, of her Majesty's 51st (King's Own) Light Infantry, in his 44th year, son of the late Rev. G. Woolley, rector of Hawnby, and vicar ofHutton Bushel 1, Yorkshire ...
... way companies which shall lower their tariffs for tbe transport • of grain, breadstuffs, and potatoes from this date to the .51st of December next power to raise them after that date within the hm::s of the maximum authorized by their books of charges, ...