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... Pollington, of the Ist Ceylon Regiment, has been antedated Slst May, 1819, but not to receive any additional pay. The Light Infantry landed at the Pigeonhouse on Monday last, from Liverpool. We understand that this gallant regiment are to remain in city ...
... half-pay, 7th West India Regiment, Ireland; Geyer, half-pay, Brunswick Infantry, Brunswick ; Montgomery, half-pay, York Light Infantry Volunteers. Ensigns,—lairaine, 4th Foot, ; Johnston, 51st Foot, Corfu ; Skinner, 58th Foot, Jamaica; M'Math, of late Veteran ...
... Life Guards and the full-pay of Infantry. Thomas Millard, Gent, to Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Locke, promoted in the 34th Foot. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Cornet Arthur Davies, from half pay 12th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice ...
... volunteers), or the King’s light infantry regiment, hearing the following honorary motto, Ancto s]ikndorc resurgo,” Major-General Sir J. W. Gordon, Bart, ami K.C. B. Colonel ; and the 90lh (or Perthshire volunteers) light infantry regiment. General Thomas ...
... jc . t> are in va ue to the cloth trowsers the l3 tto Cornet Lord Albert Conyngham. rest of the Infantry equal footing with fro thehalf-uav oft'ic22J Light Dragoons, H'em, three pair cotton socks for the serfro the , y f , °,i 2 7th jeants, and two pair ...
... Depilord, on her arrival at Cowes. Seven odicers and 105 men, belonging to the Bth, 18th, OjSth, 32d, 3Gth, 51st, 80th, 85th, and 00th regiments infantry, have received orders eni-1 hark at Cowes, board the same transport for the Mediterranean. The detachment ...
... Colonels of Infantry, purchase.^—Major Philip C. Taylor, from the 81 t Foot, vice Major General John Miller, who retires. Major Chessborougb Grant Falconer, from the rBth Foot. To be Major Infantry, by purchase.—Captain Robert S. Webb, from the Light Dra- goons ...
... will be nciilkctcd, warrant bad been issued in the case Mr. l.cvne, at the instarcu bis father, prevent broach the peace, by lighting a iluel, has been urroiUi in Kerry, and gava bail the u!t. Jeep the in 1,0001., and Mr. ihn Primrose, Hollygrovc, and Mr ...
... Abbott, who West India Rcgnncnt, E.entenants-Lieutexchanges, receiving .be diTerence. V-Tliam Gordon, from half pay A light Infantry Vo-si)th ditto Lieutenants-Eientenant John Tlarriv. lunteers. vice John Spence, ap,minted to the sth Foot. Virnuld, from ...
... Commission. Cnattached.— be Lieutenant Colonels of Infantry, purchase ; Major V* ilUam Macadam, from the 7.5 th Foot ; Captain Charles Parker Ellis, from the Ist or Grenadier Regiment Foot Guards. Majors of Infantry, by purchase. Captain Frederick Alexander Mac ...
... Ist European Davidson, Lieut. Warren, and Eieut. Candy. l Native Infantry—Lieut. S. Nation. 51st Native Infantry Capt. 1 leptinstall. Ist Native Infantry—Major G. Hunter. sHlh Native Infantry—Capt. John Hunter, Lieut. Turner, and Li.ut. ...
... Ualf.pay Royal Marines. L,eu, ‘ fri ie i r danoer, and whe» their intention not 51st ditto, Lieutenant Robert Mawdc-sley to Cap- diaries John Peshall, half-pay 18th Light Dragoons, j .. . |°j application Ol'them is often delain, by purchase, vice liayly ...