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... BIRTU9. BAIL-. ..ton.— On the 2d inst., at Wicklo-v, the wife of Breve. Lieutenant-Colonel BaU-Acton, 51st Light Infantry, of a son. B-CKNALL.— On the Sth inst., at Garr.itts Flail, Bniste.il, tiie wife of Henry C. Bucknall, of a daughter. Chalk. -On ...
... BIRTHS. 'ALL-ACTON.— Oct. 2, at Wicklow, the wife of Brevet Lieut. Colonel Ball-Acton, 51st Light Infantry, of a son. Indian Papers, please copy. ?? ?? . •UCKNALL.— Oct 5, at Garratts Hall, Banatead, the wife of Henry C. Bucknall, of a daughter . -ARMICHAEL ...
... and 25 rank and file 29th Foot ; Captain White. Captain Kenneth, Lieutenant Earle, one serjeant, and 84 rank and file 51st Light Infantry to pro- cee cl from Colchester to Portsmouth, on Wednesday, in or eler to embark in the Indian troop ship Malabar, for ...
... residence at Welsh Newton, near Monmouth, on the 7th inst., in his eighty-seventh year. He was discharged from the 51st Light Infantry in 1836, and served with that regiment in the Peninsula and at Waterloo. He was twenty-five years in the Service, and ...
... his residence at Welsh Newton, near Monmouth, on the 7th inst, in his eighty-seventh year. He was discharged from the 51st Light Infantry in 1836, and served with that regiment in the Peninsula and at Waterloo. He was twentjr-five years in the Service, and ...
... Campbell, has been conferred on Lieutenant- General Arnold Charles Errington. Lieutenant-General Errington served with the 51st Light Infantry during the war in Burmah, from April to December, 1852 ; was on board the East India Company's steamship Seiostris during ...
... colonel 97th Foot ; Sir Francis Seymour, Bart., K.C.8., colonel nth Foot (aged fifty-eight); J. L. Dennis, C. 8., colonel 51st Light Infantry; Sir F. P. Haines, G.C.8., G.C.5.1., colonel 104th Foot, Commander-in- Chief East Indies (aged sixty-one) ;J. A. Lambert; ...
... Burgeon Alexander Anderson, 105 th Light Infantry, by the Deputy Adjutant General. Lieutenant John G. Adamson, IQ&_. Light Infantry, by Lieut. Colouel H. J. Bell. Sub-Lieutenant Charles St. Leger Barker, 105 th Light Inlantry, by Lieut. ...
... colonel 97th Foot ; Sir Francis Bart) K.C.B v ., colonel nth Foot (aged fifty-eight) ; Ci ii it les, C. 13., colonel 51st Light Infantry ; Sir F. P. G.C.S.I colonel lo4th Foot, CorniTiandeor-,iGn-I?\4'l', (aged ' ;ixty-one) ; J. A. .Lambert e, ; ; S H ir ...
... appointed to the colonelcy of the 85th Light Infantry, had nearly completed fiftyone years' service in the army before obtaining that reward. He entered the service in Feb. 1826, and was for many years in the 51st Light Infantry, with which ...
... i Walton, of OLDK KE.â 2Bth, at St. I of ?? a Oldknow, ell : the late Rev. J. Oldknoi , to Henrietta i ocke, 51st King's Own Light Infantry. ⢠irds. 'E.--26th, at St. John's, Hnckney, by the Rev. r of Alexander B. Paul's, Covent-ga. STEAVEN'SONâ ...
... appointed to the colonelcy of the 85th Light Infantry, had nearly completed fiftyone years’ service in the army before obtaining that reward. He entered the service in Feb. 1826, and was for many years in the 51st Light Infantry, with which ...