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... the Hon. S. Mostyn, to be held in readi- ness to proceed from Aldershot to Weymouth and Port- land, to relieve the 51st Light Infantry, commanded by Lieut.-Colonel S. A. Maddon, which is to proceed to Ireland. Orders were also received at the same time ...
... on provirus I occasions. The regulars *ho took part In the proceed- iogs consisted of the 7th Dragoon Guards, the 18th Light Infantry, the 3ard egliment, and the 4th battalon 6uth i Rifes. The section of the ajililary train, with the horse artillery and ...
... The French infantry then came forward in turn and attacted the Frussians, who watted qaletly under a most rapid fire of Cbasrepots until thefr enemies got within about 100 yards, when they gave them suoh a dose of lead that the infantry soon followed ...
... beaten out, as they in- variably are, when the infantry men have come to tramping after the horsemen. I had not travelled is. above five miles when I came to a village occupied at by a company of the 51st Regiment, and then I It knew for certain that I ...
... MARSEILLES, TmSDX!, 11.30A.. This morning the insurgents were attacked at the railway station, and put to Light by two conm- panics of infantry. The captain of the troops was wounded. Three insurgents who had been captured were immediately shot. Marseilles ...
... have itue honorary rank of major-weneral, Captain and Brevet-Major Rodney V. Allen, retired upon full- pay, Royal Marine Light Infantry, to have the honorary rank of lieutenant-colonel, under the Order in Council of the 22nd Fereuar7,1870, The undermentioned ...
... Admiralty. Lieutenant 11. W. Bralckenbury, R.A., by thefleputy Adjutant- Deneral, R.A. Dr. Guorgo Paddock Bate, Queen's OlWe, Light infantry MiMi. Va.. hyMajor' Ardwirk Burgess. o Capytain ovwler Butler, 7th Fusiliers, by the Adjutant-GeneraL. LieutenantJ. W ...
... IMajor-eneral Hind, on promotion, by Idi Royal Highness the tCommander-iu-Chief. a Lieutenait Parlkina Bearle, Royal Marine Light Infantry, by Deputy-Adjutmnt-Generl, Roytd Marines. - LieutenantArthur Hopwood,Rife Brigade, byVisoauntDowne. e Tbo Rev. John Hys~heby ...
... to their mounted force, is a company of infantry arrued with breech-loaders, and equipped in the lightest possible manner. These do not, however, march, but are carried, eight on each vehicle, on strong but light two-wheeled ears of a construc- tion similar ...
... Royollfalngieers to have the hono- h, rary rank of major-gnrlo ?? h oe r Erx Anci major, conferred ?? ,.AthrEli, Royal Marine Light Inaty obear date the thl -A~uat 1873. instead of the 24th Septe ie,1873, as stated InatheE '(Geac'tte' 1 of the ?? Septembe ...
... , Colonel of the King's Own 51st Light Infantry, died yesterday at his residence, 20, Cambridge-square, in his eighty-second year. Sir William, who was the son of CaptainJohn Elliott, entered the army as ensign of the 51st Foot in 1809. In i86i he was ...
... ELLIOTT.-One of the oldesi officers of the British army, General Sir W. R. Elliott, ?? K.H., Colonel of the King's OWL 51st Light Infantry, died on Friday at his residence. 20, Cambridge-square, in his 82nd year. TiE INCREASE IN THE PRICE OF GAS.-The com- ...