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... London, Ledy Frederick er, the Ledy Ketherlne Eustace daughter, which only sarrived New ZMteed. tk* wile O. H. 'apUto 51st Light Infantry, ef as'» Church, Bobert Hart, Esq, erial Maritime Customs. China, Esq, Bavornette House, oounty daughter of the late ...
... Whitney, Mr Allen. Purser, Andrew B Bagot, J Iselin, Mr Parry, M G Lloyd, Ling's Dragoon Guards , Reynell Drought, 51st Light Infantry ; Edwin Thomas, Hon Cuff, Thomas Henderson, Birmingham : John Snell. M Industry ; Mrs Borke, R Jones, Miss Ogle. Major ...
... surieled its birth a few hours. June 1, at Christchurchb, New Zealand, the wife of G. IL. Hibbert Ware, Esq, late Captain 51st Light Infantry, of a daughter, MIARRIAGES August 22, at Warreupoint, by the Bev. Henry ?Sges, CC., Drogheda, assisted by the Itev. ...
... Artillery Barracks, Woolwich, Charles Fitzherbert, Lieutenant Royal Artillery, aecond 9on of Colonel Errington, 51st (King's Own) Light Infantry, aged 22. Richards— September Clifden, Captain Edwin Richards, Royal Nary. Shannon—October 3, at his residence ...
... Andrew E. B. Bagot, Esq. ; J. F. Itelin, Esq.; Mr. Parry, M- O. Lloyd, Kings Dragoon Guards ; R. Reynell Drought, 51st Light Infantry ; Edwin Tbomaa, Esq ; Thomas Henderson, Esq. ; John 8. Snell, Esq., H.M.S. Industry ; Mrs. Rorke, R. Jonea. Esq.; Mist ...
... ; G. Livingston. Esq,; A. Littlejohn, Esq.: Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Ellis, Alfred Jacob, Esq.; R. Reyncll Drought, Esq., 51st Light Infantry ; Major Henley. Miss Parsons, Miss Sullivan, Miss retberston, Mrs. Russell, Miss Sadler. Miss Whitman, Miss Jones, Mrs ...
... us, entirely superfluous for the conviction of Roman Catholics.” The Infantry Regiments now in India stand for relief as follows The 07th, Ist battalion 20th, 08th, 51st Light Infantry, and 54th, are in process of being relieved, and will arrive in England ...
... Foot; - Major Drewj .75th ?? Captain Wallace, 92nd Gordon 'ighlanders'; Captaik 'SkinAer, DMili. tary Train; Captbiti Fox, 51st Foot; Ca tain kington, 5th Dragobn Guards japtain B arthorp, i1oth tBussars; Captabi Telford, 2n battalion' 60b Rifles,; Captain ...
... seen, at 1(5, Newtonstreet, High Holborn, London, an extraordinarily simple little contrivance, by which it is shown that gas-light, about the cost of which, and the grievances connected with which, much has lately been said, cau be manufactured for positively ...
... Mr Crosedale, family and party (S). I By kind permission of Colonel Williamson1 3 and offlrers the band of the 86thi Light Infantry wiln play at Bray on this day (Thursday), weather permittirg, from three to six o'clock. THEATRE ROYAl. Coneidering the ...
... of glass ; the ground being a dark blue, so nearly approaching black as to appear of that colour except when held in strong light. The white bas reliefs are of glass or paste ; the material having been fused on in a mass, and then cut out by theskill and ...
... Mr Fatn.« Curley, in the year of his age, deeply and desenea.. r 2 Feb£iry24. at Edinburgh. Captain George Murray, d Light Infantry, fourth son of the late Sir lai Murray, Bart , Ochtertyre. PXKR HEAD. DUBLIN. Ud 9 ».m., March 1, 1866 —Wind N. February ...