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... The guard for each ship will consist of two officers and ty men. That for the Runnymede will be selected from the 51st Light Infantry; and the one for the Mangles from the 6th Regiment and Provisional Battalion. ...
... ballrooms. The death is announced, at Govanstown U.S.A./ in his 72nd year, of M . ame! Rutherford Lumley, formerly Adjutant 51st Light Infantry Regt., eldest brother of the Rev. William Faithful Lumlev chaplain, H.M. Prison, Nevvcastle-on-Tyhe' formerly Chelmsford ...
... distinguished career. Third son of Uie late Capt. John Wynne, A, he was born in Ireland 1846. At the age of 17 joined 51st Light Infantry, and five years afterwards he was adjutant. He took part in Uie Jowaki Expediuou, 1877, and was mentioned in despatches ...
... orders for foreign service prepare for immediate embarkation, viz. the 15th Foot, recently returned from Ceylon; the 51st King's Light Infantry, ditto ludia; SOth Foot and 91th Foot, ditto ditto. Detachments from the various depot companies, and 1,200 cavalry ...
... the valley. Miss Joan and Miss Vera two children, acted bridesmaids; • and the best man was B. K. Boulton, 51st (King's Own) Yorkshire Light Infantry. The bridesmaids' dresses were of white muslin, with sashes of rihbon, and white muslin baby hats, with ...
... Astdnwall. Mr. Harry Aspinwall, Mr. Adamson (105 th Light Infantry), Mrs. F. Br >ck and Miss Brock, Miss Edith Hojs, Boyle, Capt. and Mrs. Barry, Mr. J W. Brooke, Mr. Barter (105 th Light Infantry), Captaiu Brett, Mr. E. Ruggles lirise, Miss Brise, Mr ...
... s I lad landed her Majesty's'iM Light Infantry, 'lie I -lb R.val Iri-h, lb.- pith Bengal Native Infantry, ami part of m' Artilb ry. The Bengal guns, under Major R. id. were move advance, covered four - ~t' •,:•! Light They had not proc. led far, h. vvever ...
... Asplnwall. Mr. Harrj Aepinwall. Mr. Adamson (105th Light Infantry), Mrs. F. Brook and Miss Brook, Miss Edith Box, Capt. Boyle, Capt. and Mrs. Barry, Mr. J. W. Brooke, Mr. Barter (105th Light Infantry), Captain Brett, Mr. E. Buggies Briae, Mis* Briee, ...
... magazine of the yV,rescO ts Wellington's (West Riding) Regiment P and e> piains. An observant man, on seeing the , rU Light Infantry on parade, would llie by the fact that the sergeants of the were their sashes across their instead across their right ...
... lo the army the 52nd Light Infantry, nearly 700 strong, the left and remaining wing ol the 61st, Captain Bourchier's field battery—in all upwards of 1,100 Europeans—and about 1,400 Sikhs. Of the latter were the 2ud Punjab Infantry, 800 strong, regarding ...
... forward to receive medals from the hands the Emperor. The 12th battalion ('hasseurs, the 2nd light infantry regiment, the 3rd regiment the live, and the and 51st regiments, then departed iv excellent style, full inarching order, before the Emperor and his ...
... Esq, of Halifax, Nova Scotia. inst. St. Mary's church, Watford, the Rev. H. S. Wood, 11. O. Bridge, E>.q, Capt. R.M. (Light Infantry), to Maria Emily, only tighter of the late Rev. James Wood, incumbent of Willishara, Suffolk. 22nd inst. the Friends Meeting ...