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... looking upon. Consider the facta. In first and most 1 metrical hall in this happy sea-girt isle, with jets of « artificial light streaming forth the gay scene below, 1 with every aooessory that could add to the magnificence * of the scene, and with every ...
... 82, Falkuer-street, fancy dress Power Alfred M., Liverpool, rifleman Pattisou Lionel, 31, Tithebarn-street, officer of light infantry, undress Perkins J. A., Roscoe-arcade, Greek noble Prescott W., page Porter William, Claughton, a fancy dress Powell Miss ...
... Majesty's 31st regiment, 18th Feb.; 3rd native infantry, 20th; 100 of the 5th native infantry, 20th~ The remainder of the 5th native infantry and No. 3 Battery Royal Artillery will sail in a few days. The Pun Rub infantry are to sail from Kurrache to-day. 100 ...
... Lieutenant Knight, 90th L ; Infantry, trom Athloue to Birmingham; Lieutenant Grant 35th Regiment, to Reading; Lieutenant Massy, Fusiliers' to Athloue; Lieutenant Warren, 12th Kegimenf, to Boyle • and Lieutenant Oldham, 51st Light Infantry, to Cloamel —' Army ...
... 11th in ihe said West Riding, llth Lancashire Artillery Volun- teers : Hutten Birley, gentlem.n, to be second lieuten- ant. 51st Lancashire Rifle Volunteers: Samuel William Lavender, Esq. to be captain ; William Henry M'Gill, gentleman to be lientenant ...
... ibstant, at St. George's Church, Hanover-square, London, by the Rev. H. Howarth, 8.D., rector, Captain DEARDEN, late 13th Light Dragoons, of the Hollins,Yorkshire, to HENRIETTA MAMA, eldest daughter of Major EDWARDS, M.P., of Pyenest, in the same county ...
... reoilon' of movement both In battalion :and light Infantry drill, 'and perbaps even more at the ,steadiness under arms ?? have witnessed to-day, and, which would aie 'done uo discredit to a brigade of regular infantry. (CheerV.) 'It is' avery satisfactory proof ...
... precision of movement both in battalion and light infantry drill— and perhaps even more at the steadiness under arms— which we have witnessed to-day, and which would have done no discredit |to a brigade of regular infantry. (Hear, hear.) It is a very satisfac- ...
... 30th shire, Tranmere, light grey. Captain Hugh II Nicholson, Lieutenant W Brockie. 9 28lh Cheshire, bale Moor, giey, green facings. Captain Alfred Watkin, Lieutenant J. Cunliffe, Enshfß Frodsbam. 10 10th Cheshire, Chester, light grey, and facings, Lieutenant ...
... have recommended the government to supply each volunteer with a knapsack, made according to the pattern used by the Swiss light infantry, which more closely resembles a pedlar's pack than a soldier's knapsack. It is also recommended that each volunteer should ...
... troops to be reviewed were brigaded in two divisions the 1st 2d and 3d battalions of Artillery occupied the right the extreme light being flanked by six 9-pounder field pieces Lieutenant-Colonel M’lver commanding The left occupied by the 1st 2d 3d and battalions ...
... the centre o f whi c h i s pi erce d by an Major of Brigade. constitutes beneficence. Events, which even he ample lantern light, and this, with three magnificent win- Cabs and other public conveyances were at a premium, and Battalion Head dows, which ...