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... guns, and pieces of field artillery : —ln detail thoso forces are classified m follows—Staffs and attendants, 17,000 men; infantry and chasseurs, 094.900 men; cavalry, 107,000 men j field artillery. 100,500; siege artillery, 61,700 men; scientific services ...
... Luby, 39th Regiment ; Sub. Lieutenants Probyn and Spence, 40th Regiment; s Captain Carter and Sub-Lieutenant Preston, 51st e Light Infantry; Captain Carey, 54th Regiment; ?? Poignand, 59th Regiment; Brevtt-ltfajor, a Gordon and Sub-Lieutenant Westmoreland ...
... the wife of Hot. Chu. Holmes A'Court of a sOn. AGG-Feb. 20, at Hewletts, near Cheltenham, the wife of Col. .Agg, late 51st Light Infantry, of a eon. DUNN E-Feb. 24, at Ballysize, county Kildare, the wife of Thomas Dunne, Esq., of a eon FALVEY-Feb. 22, at ...
... Tothill u|«on half-pay resigns his commission ; Brovet Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel £ A Wylde retired. Royal Marino Light Infantry—To have the honorary rank of Mayor General —Lieutenant Colonel and Brevet Colonel W D Harris havo tho honorary rank Major ...
... linked batulioo. Uos of Uie oulgoiac iMitalioos w ill, arrival, ausrtorud at Pyrabad. where it will lake the place of the 51st Light lofaaUy, which moves to I'eahawur, taking place of the ;utti, otdered to relief the .2nd lllgblandvrs, proceeding to Beslkote ...
... was notified in the Gazette of the 2nd February, 1875, is cancelled. The Commission Major-General S Aslett, Royal Marine Light Infantry, is antedated to March, 18&3, in conformity with the terms of the memo, dated Horse Guards, 3rd May, 1870, such antedate ...
... Colonel Madder, who has been home for sometime leave, will tail for India the coarse of few weeks to resume command the 51st Light Infantry Bengal^ Colo-w .1 F Honegaa, of the Royal Artillery, has homo from India on leave of absence. It is believed that L ...
... I MILITARY- A'NMLUGEN CE. j W.* t .. ' ?? . . .. ?? itro .*J~ . 1 .1- sk >j s WLieuttenkt.Colonol H. W- Palmer 90t Light In. fantry, has, ey r ev eej~i~e4 drm ,.aoeagi reav. , o absence, ad'a 1' afh ei a ndent fram Major Apsl~I&jli~rrk.' a ILfiot~ Eeerl ...
... the 0(Ith Light Infantry, under com- ' i l.enaticteoloneib Palmner; and the 4th ailiron o.th Rtoval Rifaes under command of The attillery and cavalry brigade : : I!nIae!d by Colonel D. Sarcilurd Greene, .cviill.e At tillery,end the Infantry Brigade by ...
... to be Captain, vice C Rtger, retired. Tilt—Captain Wilson to be made Snpernuasrary, on being appointed Adjutant to the Light Infantry Militia. Smyth retires upon half- Lieut J Spence resigns his appointment Adjitanfc. 91*—Usr.tenoct L C St Clair to Adjutant ...