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... **o to India will leare Chatham garrison on this day (Monday), when detachments the Hussar*, Royal Highlanders. 51st King's Own Light Infantry, Highlanders, 95th Regiment, 101 st Koval Bengal Fu*ileers, and the .Ird battalion Rifle Brigade, together with ...
... Regiment; 62 men of all ranks of the Ist battalion 20th Regiment; 40 non-coraraissioned officers and men of the 51st King’s Own Light Infantry; 2 officers and 7 men of the 77ih Regiment; 10 men the 91st Regiment; and 2 officers and 187 non-commissioned ...
... Ambitals per Royal Mail Steamers from Holyhead on Saturday. —Major Clarke, 7th Dragoon Guards; A. S. Wynne, E»q., 51st King’s Own Light Infantry ; Mr. Smiibwick, Mr. Milton, Mr. Miller; L. O. Kvans, M. Maze, Esqrs. Departures per Royal Mail Steamers from ...
... by AX. 4th , b°t waged partly to efface the memory 51st (King’. Own Light Infantry), left the Bdtua Hotel, lor 1 Inladelph.a, L.S.A. obligations g too groat to bo repaid, and partly (Htghlaiid Light Infatarv) Regiments will embark The Hoii. JotaTohul ...
... BIRTHS. Borthorp-July 19, the wife of John Borthorp, E.q., lata C*pt. the County Dublin Light Infantry, and alio of H.M. Regiment, daughter. ne *. *' Simla, India, the wife of Captain H. M. Cadell, Royal Bengal Artillery, of a son. C 3.' 8 ' rk -eecent ...
... BIRTHS. Adair—May at Queen's-pl ace. South sea, the wife of Henry A. Adair, Esq., 52nd Light Infantry, of daughter. Beamish—May 7, at Beaufort-gardens, London, the wife Captain H. Hamilton Beamish, R.N., of a daughter. Croethwait—May J#, at The Lodge ...
... crops and the approaching harvest. Cholera was making terrible ravagea in the Sooth-Western Provinces. The 61st King's Own Light Infantry, bad to the 28th of August, lost man out every 6, and the wing of the 96th Regiment, 1 out of every 4. In fifteen days ...
... battalion 19th Regiment; Ensign R. R. Draught, Ensign H. M. Trenchard, Ensign J. V. Nugent, and Ensigu G. B. Bird, 51st (the King's Own) Light Infantry; Capt C. H. Mallan, Ensign J. O. M. Vandaleur, Ensign R. J. F. Day, and men of the 75th Regiment; Capt. W. ...
... Searle, 35th Native Infantry; Francis Jobn Wilson late 51st Native Infantry ; William Boardman 13th Native Infantry; Walter Weldon late 47th Native Infantry; Charles Louis Combe 23rd Native Infantry; Charles ...
... arrangemerits, embark at Queenstown for India in January and February next---are not likely to be replaced ; so that the blot Light Infantry, the next regiment to cross St. George's Channel, will, most probably, remain at its present station until the end of ...
... battalions of infantry, 384 squadrons of cavalry, 227 batteries of artillery, 13 companies of pontonnicrt, and 32 squadrons of artillery train. There are, moreover, three corps of Gendarmerie, who in case of war, could supply four battalions of infantry and five ...
... crops and the approaching harvest. Cholera leaking terrible ravages lathe Booth- Western Prowess's. The Slit King's Own-Light infantry bed, op to the 28th of August, lost one man oat of every five i sad the wing of the 94th Regiment ea* oat of every four ...