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... Shaw, from Light Dragoons, to Capuio, vice Paulett, who exchanges ; Lieut, the Hon. C. C. Molyneux to be Captain, purchase, vice Fiennes. 9th Light Dragoons—Capt, C Paulet, from 7th Light Dragoons, to Captain, vice Shaw, who exchanges. loth Light Dragoons—G ...
... officers, is under orders at Colchester reinforce this regiment. ~ xi Royal Marine Light Infantry-Licut-Colonel J G Gascoigne, of the Chatham division of Royal Marine Light Infantry, has embarked for China, to take the command the Royal Marines aerving with ...
... Eniign, pnrehate, rice llowley, proDJOtcd, .. 17th—Lieutenant RCorballii, from the 16th Light Dragoons, to Lieutenant, recciring the difference between Cavalry and Infantry, rice Wilkin.ion, who ex- lBth—Major and Brevet Col George J Carey, from the Cape Mounted ...
... ; Cornet C. man to be Lieutenant, by urchase, vice Wentworth. 7th Light Dragoons—Cormet Hi. G. Johnes to be Lieut- ena in mot nt, by purchase, vice the Hon C C Molyneux, pro- 18th Light Dragoons—Cornet T P H M Filgate to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice ...
... or has sunk into the feeblith dotage imbecile senility. The resignation his Prime Minister is an evidence that such is the light in which he views the conduct of Mr. Buchanan. Mr, Cass, front age and temperament, is not a man always ready for the promptest ...
... nature is to a great extent overcome, and they are not allowed to leave this room until they assume the form of long, rough, light coloured hands, about a foot broad, more like coarse towelling than the substance they actnall/arc. So far all india-rubber ...
... General Charles Ashe a’Court- the will take :—Lieutenant Ge- neral Sir Thomas Willehire, Bart., -C.B., Colonel of the 51st Light Infantry, to be General ; M. ay jor General Philip Stan! to be Lieat General ; olonel J H Bain- brigge, Fort Major at Guernsey ...
... Cornet, by purchase, vice Wallace, promoted; July *’• 7th Light Dragoons—Cornet Henry Benjamin I edder, trom the 4th Light Dragoons, to Cornet, vice John Lawrence, who exchanges; July 16. r. Light Dragoons—Major William Sawroy Rawlinson, from the 6th Dragoons ...
... terrible ravages in the south-western provinces. The 51st (King Own) Light Infantry bad up to the -28 th August lost one man out of even and the wing of the 94th Regiment one ot efour. In fifteen days the 51st Regiment lost J 6l 8 women, and children, and the ...
... General Booth entered the army ISOG, and saw a great deal of arduous service in the East. General Elliot entered the 51st Light Infantry in 1809, and was some of the later battles in the Peninsula (for which he has five clasps), well as at Waterloo. In ...
... irritate! by the brutality of the police, who had not given them notice disperse, resisted the onslaught. Now came forward infantry and cavalry, who hitherto had been concealed in theTuerskoi police station , and at the whistle of the fchazah, porters and ...
... Captain Thomas Clifton Alban, Bombay Infantry. Captain Charles Henry Palliser, Bengal Infantry. Captain Uen Clerk, Madras Infantry. Captain Howard C. Dowker, Madras Infantry. Captain John A. M. Macdonald, Bombay Infantry. Captain George Eme ...