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... ts under the Hon. Colonel Cochrane, know what war is ;• and this terrible leffon is writ- Colonel Pack, with the 71st light infantry, has ten cur foil, by the finger cf dcfolation, and gra- detached commands at fort Ramakms. The 2d batven on our hearts ...
... to embody them as speedily possible. Every regiment of the line in England will pre-{ pare for active service. The 51st light infantry i, and 23d have embarked at Portsmouth,' tile 11th foot at Plymouth. More regiments will! be embarked without loss of ...
... invito test of tfenskini re- Tl.e 2rf (Rille) Reji*e«, has been embarbe.; at Ueaec, and with twu otfcer regiments, the «3a and 51st. Itos sailed t« 6»tei d. The th, l*h. «ul loth * »«apemHCir Liglti Drains a,e orders for the SSM. ttitnb , ■ 7 , , T,, ...
... Dorenherg, K,C.B, —22 d light Dragoons, Ist Light Dragoons King's German Legion, 2d do. 4th'Brigade—Major General Sir J. O. Vandeleur, K.C.R. llth Light Dragoons,’ ISth-Prince of Wales’s Light Dra| goons, and IGdi Queen’s Light Dragoons. sth ...
... oc- ot - t!ie suspected person, at the same time ,Ml,cried the plans laid the gents o. power to create d.s- woul() ~„c the light, and there left to peiisi, , . llcxt ritiing.. 0 a, 4m.t thereof to the Governor, who will take the iurtiat.ee, m e.aei «•>• ...
... Elia Harvey, K.C.8, and Sie Ednuad Nangle, K CB. r found a number ef aber whoily out of work, and others had the York Light Infantry Volunteers ; Charles Tudor, on the To be VICE-ADMIRALS nf’ the RED ey did do ; and the whole of them, half-pay of tie ...
... O Miss Elizabeth Key S 0 Miss Susan Key 5 From (Irole and Co. Mr. Thomas Roberts From Perring and Co. Royal Merioneth Light Infantry I George Wynne From Barnard and Co. Fricndsto the Distressed No. 20 0 Captain Lys, R. N. 2 0 Dr. 11. Frampton 5 From Smith ...
... artillery, one of infantry, and the other with the'cry of • Long live Ballasteros!' That General and cavalry, set out from Perpignan for Pcrthus, as well s, bis Troops eapectcd that their Adversaries were coming company of the 51st regiment of the line ...
... The following Depots are removed from Portsmouth to Haslet, viz. ;—The 18th Royal Irish, 28lb North Gloucester, 51st and 90lh Light Infantry Regiments of Foot. The 3d Foot, or Buffs, which was to have been sent from New South Wales Bombay, on the arrival ...
... would be most happy to meet the Corporation of Dublin on the occasion. The Hon. Harry Cavendish Grey, Lieutenant in the 51st light infantry, son of Earl Grey, has been appointed Aidede-Carap to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant. Captain Williams, late Ai ...
... Presence Chamber at half-past nine o’clock, when the presentation* commenced. The Grand Hail was by a detachment of the 51st Light Infantry, the Band of which Regiment played during the night and was stationed on the Grand Staircase. Their Excellencies in ...
... will act Masters of the Ceremonies. Mr. Kelly’s Quadrille and Waltz Band is engaged. The excellent Band of the 51st King’s Own Light Infantry has been granted by Colonel Campbell, and will perform select pieces of Music during the evening. The Round-room ...