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... outpos’s in the west Ireland, this day and to-morrow, by tbe 51st King’s own Light Infantry, comnunded by Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Madden, and the dep tof the 105 (Madras Light Infantry), commanded by Captain Josiah Wilkinson, from the ...
... (Earl of UisterV) Regiment, at Mullingar; Mijor Francis Reed, 51st Light Infantry, at the Curragh Camp and Captain A. L. Emerson, 28tb (N rth Gloucestershire) Regiment, Brigade Major to the Infantry Brigade at the Curragh. lieutenant John S. Nicholson, Roysl ...
... 8. UUBsey, and P. A. Young. Esq. 51ST (KING’S OWN) LIGHT INFANTRY ▼. RK0I,l * This match was played the Curragh Camp on Tuesday, and resulted in favour the Light Infantry on the first Innings by six runs. Score I ...
... M‘Mullan, Wholesale Druggists Vic tor la street, Belfast. THE ARMY. The 51st Raiment (Light Infantry), under the command of -Colonel Alexander Madden, ard the dep th 106 ...
... Waterford. The depot companies of the lus'h (Madras Light Infantry) Regiment, from Winchester, also disembarked from the same ship and accompanied the 51st to Waterford. The names of the officers of the 51st Regiment are as follows: Lieuti nant-Colonel Samuel ...
... came the 54th, 20th, and llih Hegi- . ments. The 51st had the honor f being made 1 infantry for their gallant conduct at Corunna, und r Sir John Moore, who was killed on the occasion. Both the 20th and 51st were pre ent at the battle Mindcn, which George ...
... Artillery, route from Fermoy, will arrive the Curragh Camp on SRurdsy, 22ud inst., and the same diy tbe 51st Regiment and depot of the 105 th Regiment (Light Infamy), from Waterford, under theommand of Lieutenant-Colonel A. Midden, will proceed by rail Newbridge ...
... by the 30th (Cambridgeshire) Regiment, from Wat* rford, Dnncannon Fort, and Carriek-on-Suir. The 51st (2nd Yorkshire West Riding, King’s Own Light Infantry), from Portland, on arriving in Ireland is to replace the 30th Regiment at Waterford (headquarters) ...
... purpose of being forwarded to the destination of the battalion. Tbe 43rd Light infantry, from Ship-street and Linen Hall Barracks, will replace the 15th at Richmond Barracks, and the 51st, from Waterford, will occupy theqnarera to be vacated by the 43 d, and ...
... Dohenty and Mim M Brown, auir«a , .-j Mr& Fenton and Mrs. Seymour, Belted; Colonel RoOerte. B. RoterU, OaptalnLlndaay, Light Infantry ; Mr. J. Mattereon, from Llmerlci j Mr. W AuEiViL3“pER Royal Mail btbambrs prom Hoi.YnnAD Y khtkkday.—G. Lockhart, Eaq ...
... upon full-pay, 109 th Foot, to have the honorary rank of Colonel; Captain and Brevet Major W. B. Farmav, Royal Marine Light Infantry, having retired upon full-pay, to have the honorary rank of Lieutenant Colonel; Lieutenant and Deputy Oommltsary J. Davis ...