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... 2ndBattalion 10 Regiment, died suddenlyat Norwood of disease of the heart. Colonel Madden, 51st Light Infantry, is about to retire. Colonel Marten, of the 32nd Light Infaatry, is retiring. Captain B. Blood, Royal Engineers,' stationed at Roorkee, has invented ...
... Bombay. The Euphrates to sail from Portsmouth on the 11th, and Queenstown on the 16th October, after em. barking the 51st Light Infantry for Bombay. The Crocodile to sail from Portsmouth on the 19th and Queestown on the 21th October, and will take out draughts ...
... 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 ...
... Dragoons, Airs. Blacswood, T. A. Joyc, Mrs. S. Wiutur, Miss W17inter, Mrlr. and Mrs. Al. Taf, Miss Jones, Captain Roelcrt, 51st Light Infantry; Captain De Vere, Captain lWhite, J. Gurn, J. B. Penrose, S. H. Butcher, A. Tatham, J. White, ?? J. Ewvart, J. F. Craig ...
... Regiment, under command of Colonel Call, is likely to be removed from the Carr3gh Camp to Waterford, to replace the 51st Light Infantry, pnd the latter to the Curragh for the drill season. The 56ah(Weet Essex) Regiment will be removed from the Curragh ...
... John M. Blain, Surgeon major F. Robinson, ?? and Assistant Surgeons Francis Bramley Baker and ( George Perry. The 51st Light Infantry, from Portland, having arrived at Waterford to replace the 30th R'egi- ment, the latter left the out stations on Saturday ...
... meeting with Major Cavagnari, was itf course received with a royal salute, the guard of a honour being furnished by the 51st Light Infantry. t Thc interview -a. hold in Major Cavazjnarl's double poled tent, which did duty as a Durbar tent. The It chairs were ...
... Octoher 2. THE ARMY. COLONEL MADDEN Twill embark for India in the course of a few days, to resume the command of the 51st Light Infantry. IRISH MILITIA APPOINTMENTS. WAR OFFICE, 1sT OCT., 1875. AxNTII. - Captain and Adjutant Frederick Austin resigns his ...
... ii I' TtE filowing promotions occu r through the decease io tof neral Sir William H. Elliott, ?? KH., Colonel of tte 51st Light infantry, one of the few c, ?? i ing Waterloo veterans, va :-Lieuttnant- (4,neral Sir John tMeichel, Colonul 86.h ilegimont, ...
... 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- ...
... Bide Brigade, the 4th Ghoorkhas, and the 20th Punjaub Infantry, moved up the Khyber Pass. At six the Third and part of the Fourth Brigades, under General Browne, consisting of the 51st Light Infantry, and the 45th Sikhs, with an elephant battery, and a ...
... towards recovery). British soldiers ?? Cornan, I. C Royal Horse Artillery, and Private Nelson, 51st King's Ligt Infantry. Soldiers ?? Talbot, 51st Light Infantry; Trumpeter Hill, Gunners Cooper, Lind- sey, Marshall I. C battery Royal Horse ...