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... rcaently inraiided from H.M.S. Goshnwk. Weat Coast of Africa, aged 21 years, youngest sun Colonel Stewart Cleete, late 51st Light Infantry. On the .trd inst.. 10, Church-road, Tunbridge Wells. Mary Louisa Sewell, daughter of the late Isaac Sewell, Esq., Wanstead ...
... at 45, Porchester-square, Bayswater, Ann- Catherine Tyndale, widow of the late Major Tvndale, who s-vrr-fi with the 51st Light Infantry during the Peninsular War and at Waterloo. WILLIAMSOX.— On the 29th ult., at the City Hospital, Edinburgh, Es-.iicr ...
... appointed Adjutant of the recently created Ist Durham Engineers, served in the second phase of the Afghan War, with the 51st Light Infantry, and took part in the second expedition into the Lughman Valley, and the engagement of Nargozi. He was also employed ...
... of the manufacturer. The large bell, hung on the north side, was taken at the storming I of Rangoon, in 1852, by the 51st Light Infantry, j and ' by that regiment presented to the city. It is composed of three-parts silver, weighs ! six cwt., and is valued ...
... Brigade-Major, Major Kekewioh, Buffs; Officer Commanding British Infantry, Colonel J. Talbot Coke. Ist Brigade : Colonel Kitchener, Commanding; Lieutenant McMurdo, Highland Light Infantry, Aide-de-Camp; Brigade-Major, Captain Hickman, Worcester Regiment ...
... J. Gordon, 8. Gillespie, _J. Goodall, .7. Inglis, 8. Thomson (forwards). Referee, Mr W. F. Beardshow. 43RD LIGHT INFANTRY v. blaT LIGHT INFANTRY.—These teams met at Parkhurst on the Bth inst. for their return match, under Association rules. The home side ...
... weredistribt 5a to the members of the I and K companies of tiot 2 r, Volunteer Battalion of the Prince Alber the 2So le shire Light Infantry at the Town hall n..lers r. by Col. H; Bethune Patton, com marnding'tbe bawater 6a The prizes were a very handsome lot ...
... is back-ground of flowers To secure one or these gifts there will no December days large accession of Infantry —Captain ton of the Highland Infantry duty at been embark for India at beginning Battalion Peshawur Scottish Rifles —At the 31st October last ...
... place*. The Hereford Brawery (artablohed 15541. Miutarv.—Tuesday’s Gaulle contains the following The King’s Shropshira Light Infantry: Major F. C. Mcih retires on retired pay. . . . . . . Plkasant KvbNinos.—The aacnnd of a series of pleasant evenings now ...
... 1 N. cacently inlvallded from H.MI.S. G8oshlowk, b Wc;4 C~ast of Africa, youngest son of Col. Stewvart Clevev, bits 51st Laght Infantry. a ?? 10, at her residence, Twicken- tanr, the L~ady Alan Spencer Churchill. ?? 11, at 10, Hill-street, Mayfair, aged ...
... MOIRE WATERED SILKS, LIGHT SHADBS, 22 inches wide. ls. BM. per yard, worth 3s. SIL't CRAPES, in LIGHT and BRIGHT COLOURS, for EVENING WEAK. Sale price 02.1. per yard, in plaee of 2s. 3d. DUCHESSE SaTINS, 22 indies, in CREAM and LIGHT SHADES, only Is. Old ...
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