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... Queen’s Own, Royal West Kent Regiment (50tii), left Egypt on the Bth inst. for Gibraltar. King’s Own Light Infantry, South Yorkshire Regiment (51st). The following notes are taken from the Bugle, published Dinapore on May 10:—“ We are glad to hear from ...
... There are still eight infantry regiments with both their battalions abroad, —viz, the Boyal Fusiliers (7th), East Yorkshire (15th), Cheshire (22nd), Hampshire (37th and 67tb), Dorsetshire (39th and 54th), Oxfordshire Light Infantry (43rd and 52nd), South ...
... Steward, Vicar of S. Peter's, Southamp- ton, Robert Frederick Broughton, only son of tbe late Captain Glover, 105 th Light Infantry, and Mrs. Glover, The Beeches, Southampton, to Frances Alice de Courcy, fourth daughter of the late Lieutenant-Colonel ...
... Steward, Vicar of 8. Peter's, Southamp- ton. Robert Frederick Broughton, only son of the late Captain Glover, 105 th Light Infantry, and Mrs. Glover, The Beeches, Southampton, to Frances Alice de Courcy, fourth daughter of the late Lieutenant-Colonel ...
... Pontefract; latbat. (65th. foat). Shtffiald End (Mth foot). E?nnoda. Durham (Lijht Infantry), ’fawcaatie: Ist hat. (68th foot) Bengal; 2mi (106. b lout/, Egypt. Oigblaod (Light Infantry). Hamilton ; Ist bat. (71st fool), B«Ka*»; 2nd (74th foot), » Bov Buffs H ...
... Brigaife Surgeon J. Clarke, Captains Curran, M. D. Jefferson, Rogers, and H. A. Vincent. Tlie annual dinner of the 51st (the King's Own) Light Infantry took place at the First Avenue Hotel on Monday last. The following officers were present:— Maj.-Gen. Maddon ...
... ' :ie o-.ilyi intimation ■ i , v . il - h -ioN.— June a, at Vevey. Lieutenant Augustus G. ?? .- ;o: . Eoyal Mariiit- Light Infantry, younger son of Lieut. ■ .: • t, Hok H. XI. ?? ; c'ito:., late 3d Hussars, BSCd Sh ' v'» _^ JDe ! -r at is '^idtnee. ...
... EXHIBITION OF . INDUSTRIY, SCIENCE, AND ART, EDINBURGH. TWO BANDS DAILY THIS WEEK. . THE FULL BAND OF THcE ROYAL MARINE LIGHT iNFANTRY, PORTsMOUTHr DivisIOS, willaplay TWICE DAILY, from 7TH TO 12cr JUNE. MACHINERY IN MOTION. ORGAN AND PIANOFORTE RECITALS ...
... notechnical Displays. Suppeu wth reryreqisit. srtie and Lime Lights Tempvorary Ball -Rooms and bauquetinsa Halls Ereocted, Fir. rlsedh and. Decorated throughoiut, iand illuminiated -with 'Wall Lights, Cttandelfers, end Mirrors ke New and NoreiLjesigna; also ...
... Season Thi-atre lighted hy electricity. LADY OF LYONS. TO-NIGHT (57th Time), at a quarter to nine. Mra. Langtry as Pauline ; Mr. Coghlan as Claude Melnotte. EVERY NIGHT (Last Weeks ) THE PRINCE'S THEATRE. AVENUE THEATRE. -LURLINE (51st Time).—TO- MGHT ...
... description fo? domestic, club, public buildings, and church lighting, and are prepared to give estimates for a new system of street lighting, at a much lower cost and with increased light ns compared wi.h gas. DEFRIES' SAFETY LAMPS (Sepulchre's Patent' ...
... Pettitt entitlad THE HARBOUR LIGHT _-GREAT SUCCESS. ADELPHI.— Mr. WLLLIAM TERRISS - Es LIEUTENANT DAVID KINUSLEY, ?? in THE HARBOUR LICHT.S, TO-NIGHT, at 8.0. 156 th PERFORM. ANCE.— ORE AT SUCCESS^ mms-ww ADELPHI— THE HARBOUR LIGHTS.— J2\ Mr. E. W. GARDEN ...