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... recruits presented themselves for examination before the surgeons of the 3rd Light Dragoons and 51st Light Infantry, thus :—For cavalry; 119 ; for Royal Artillery, 22; for infantry, 319; and for the East, India Company's service, 20. Of ...
... Unett, of the 3rd Light Dragoons, and the Officers - of the 3rd Light Dragoons. Colonel Errington, and the Officers of the 51st Light Infantry- The Directorsof the Concert Hall. P'!. Conductors, DII HerrBROSANG, Baudmaeter of the 3rd ...
... the 3rd Light Dragoons, Colonel E rrington, and the OCuieers of the 51st Light Infantry. The Directors of the Concert Hall. 0! Conid actors: oi Herr BROSANG, Bandmaster of the 5rd Light Dragoons. R Mr. B. WILSON, Bandmaster of the bl5t ...
... circle. 4, 18t CONCERT HALL.-GRAND CONCERT M by the UNITED MILITARY BANDS of the 3rd KING'S OWN LIGHT DRAGOONS and the 51st KING'S OWN LIGHT AGN. INFANTRY.-Itisrespectuullyintimated that a CONCERTwillbe being given onTuesday evening. November 14th, 1854 ...
... Under the patronage of Lieut;ýGencral Sir HARRY SMITH, Bart. G.C.B. mt The OFFICERS of the 3rd LIGHT DRAGOONS. RE The OFFICERS of the 51st LIGHT INFANTRY. for His Worship the MAYOR of MANCHESTER, Hisý. Worship the MAYOR of SALFORD, &o. &c. The following ...
... Patriotic Fund. The concert is to be patronitid li ý Harry Smith, Bart. G.C.B, the officers of the 3rii d le Dragoons and 51st Light Infantry, the Mayor of 1`snt1c. and the Mayor of Salford. The services of a o? our Principal vocalists and ?? will t if ?? Among ...
... embarked for those garrisons at the earliest opportunities; and in addition to this large force, the oth Foot, 51st ( King's Light Infantry), 80th Foot, 94th ditto, 96th ditto, and 98th ditto. aU recently returned from foreign service, and the whole of ...
... of Manchester end Salford, Lieutenant-Colonal Unett and the offloers of the 3rd Light Dragoons; Lieutencnt Colonel Harrington and the officers of the 51st Light Infantry; on which occasion the spleadid Bands of those rogiments wilt be in attenidance between ...
... PRESENTATION OF COLOURS TO THE 51ST ItEGIME-,,,NT. qnAt~ OnWenedy~le otreti creoly of lbspresentation L on a ?? coors tolthisgallant regimtent (2rnd orkahire, L Ws ingor the 1Ritg's ownS Light infantry) took plao Wnsth Redigen R Barracks, betore a large ...
... MICHAEL GANNON who went to France with the B.E.F. and was at infantry brigade H.Q. Without artillery, and none TUBBY BINNS is not earning his pay as a corporal. The spark of leadership that glimmered when the gunner battery was attacked has died away ...
... hed part. The battle has been an all- British effort, for the East Lancashires, the nuke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, the Somerset Light Infantry, and the Hampshires have also been employed. ...
... Bth Native Infantry; W. Bout, 7th Native Infantry; E. G, Lewis, 31st Native Infantry ; E. L. M. Evans, late 51st Native Infantry; E. O. Leggatt, Staff Corps; G. A. Searle, 35th Native Infantry; F. J. Wilson, ...