... operations, has now returned to The casualties were—Lieut Palmer, of the Commhsariat Department, and one sergeant the 51st. light Infantry killed, and some ten twelve men of different corps wounded. A few of the enemy persistently followed and wounded several ...

... withdrawn, and brought into Gandatnak. The 45th Sikhs will hold Jagdalak and Sei Baba, Colonel Armstrong commanding. The 51st Light Infantry will occupy Jagdalak Kotal and Pezwau, Colonel Acton in command. Some other change. will also probably take place later ...

... King's Own Light Infantry (late 51st Foot), which landed at Portsmouth on 20th inst., and is now quietly ensconced in quarters at Gosport, has had the exceptional good fortune to hare served in no less thaw three distinct campaigns since, as the 51st Light ...

... detachment of the 51st Light Infantry under Captain C. C. Smyth, and 100 men of the 24th Punjab Native Infantry under Captain E. Stedman wersent up a bill to the left, while Captain J. J. Money Simons. of the 24th Punjab Native Infantry, ...

... Regiment, £25; the officers of the 51st Light Infantry, £25; General Sir J. Brind, K.C.8., second donation, £2. A subscription of £25 among officers, past and present, of any regiment of cavalry, battalion of infantry, or brigade of artillery, entitles ...

... Henrietta, wife of Mr. R. J., late C.1.R.1.C., at Moorock, King’s County, Aug. 11. Rice, Col. Augustus T., late of the 51st Light Infantry, at Cheltenham, aged 73, Aug. 15. Sheriff, Eliza, wife of Mr, W., at Uxbridge, aged 64, Aug. 15. ...

... for special service in February, 1870. Ho became surgeon-general in December, 1876. While assistant-surgeon with the 51st Light Infantry regiment. Dr. Crawford served throughout the Burmese war including the storming and capture of Rangoon. For this service ...

... Abernethy, Strathspey, aged 81. DROUGHT.*November 9, at Cargins, county Boscommon, U. W. Drought, Esq., late cartam 51st Light Infantry, aged 56. ElHVAKUS.*November 12, Adelaide-road, N.W., Mary, C. H. Edwards, aged 42. EXFIELD.*On 12th November, at Nottingham ...

... CAPTAIN WARDEN HATTON FLOOD. Captain Warden Hatton Mood, formerly of the 13th and 51st Light Infantry, died on the Bth Inst., at the Imperial Hotel, Torquay. He was son of O’Donovan Flood, an officer in the Army, who served in Flanders under the Duke ...

... Artillery Jugdulluk. Four Companies, 61st Light Infantry Kutal. Two guns, 11-911 i Itoysl Artillery Headquarters, 51st Light Infantry Petwan. Half troop, 3rd Bengal Cavalry Colonel Ball Acton, 61st Light ...

... outposts at Jagdalak and Pezwan, immediately on the arrival at Gandantak of the 24th Punjab Native Infantry and three companies of the 51st Light Infantry, which had been ordered up from Jellalabad. These troops arrived that evening, and on the 14th I marched ...

... at oresPnt on field service in Afghanistan, viz., Brigadier-General T. D. Baker, C. 8., and Colonel C. Ball A.cton, 51st Light Infantry, who both passed ont in Deceatber 1862; Lieutenant. lonvi C. B. Knowles, 67t1i Foot, who took his certificate at the ...