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... INFANTRY. Ist—Ens. Sberingham, of tho Ist Batt., has leave to Bombay, to appear before a Medical Board.—Lieut. Morant, of the 2nd Batt., is on leave to Deoballee, 2nd : Ist Batt.—Capt. Gubbins has leave to England and Now Zealand, and Lieut. Webstar to ...
... the instant until further orders. Rotal Marines. Tho annual regimental dinner is tixed to taka place on the 2nd June. 51st Light Infantry. meeting of magistrates at Clonmel having passed resolutions expressing their high sense of approbation of tho conduct ...
... Paymaster of the Plymouth Division of the Royal Marino Light Infantry, will supersede Major T. B. Gray on Ist July next. The latter Officer retires under the compulsory Regulation as regards age. 51st—Capt. Haydock has obtained leave to England. _sBth —Lieut ...
... Native Infantry, has been transferred to Bengal Native Infantry. Captain H. P. Pearson, 2nd battalion, brigade-major at Cawnpore, has been transferred to Fyzabad. Major F. Bagnoll, Ist battalion, baa left India for England. IJtu Light Infantry. Major ...
... -an ignited powder train. The Artillery and Infantry having fired three rounds, at a signal from the General they gave three lusty cheers, and so concluded the feu de joie. They next marched past—the Infantry in grand divisions, mass of columns, and in ...
... full atonement for the wrongs inflicted with the connivance of the Burmese authorities. The 18th Royal Irish, the 51st Light Infantry, and the 80th Foot, were the Line Regiments selected to follow General Godwin. Forts and cities on the coast were attacked ...
... re* I upon full pay, 10 h t-mn, have tint honorary rank of Colonel; Capt. and Brevet- Major M. E. Kurinar, Royal Marino Light Infantry, having retired niMiiirnll pay, '• h.-ivo Ihehonorrv rank of Lieut. j.u Dcj uty- J. I’m is (dcceasetl), Bombay Establishment ...
... upon full pay, 109 th Foot, to have the honorary rank of colonel ; Captain and Brevet-Major W. E. Farmar, Royal Marine Light Infantry, having retired upou full pay, to have the honorary rank of lieu- tenant-colonel ; Lieutenant and Deputy-Commissary John ...
... upon full £ay, 109 th Foot, to have the honorary rank of Colonel ; Captain and irevet Major W.E. Farm.-ir, Royal Marine Light Infantry, having jetbed upon full pay, to nave the honorary rank of Lieutenant Colonel; Lieut, and Deputy Commissary J. Davis ...
... rank of Lieut.-Colonel. Captain E. Mitchell, in command of the Bth Company, lately embarked for Canada, has invented some light intrenching tools, consisting of a pick and digging fork. These tools are not intended to supersede the use of regular entrenching ...
... to the 19th Regiment; R. H. Hitching, transferred to tho 21st Ekisilicrs (subsequently promoted to lieutenancy the 51st Light Infantry, and transferred to the 81st Regiment); A. C. Newman, transferred to the 25th Regiment; C. L. Hornby, transferred lo ...
... Viscount Bury, and Macdonald as brigadiers The regulars consisted of the 7th DragoonGuards, under CoL Clarke; the 13th Light Infantry, under Col. Mansell. the 33rd. regi- ment, under Col. Cooper; the 42nd Highlanders; the 4th battalion 60th Rifles, under ...