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... Lieut. Thomas Brook, ot Askam Bryan, near York, and previously of Woodside, Cheshire, who was many years, in the 51st Regiment of Light Infantry, and accomp t-iieil Sir David Bands expedition, and was in nine engagements of the Peninsular war. Same day. at ...
... 1843, he was rewarded witb tbe command the 13th, or Prince Albert's, Regiment of Light Infantry; aud after a sho. t visit to native country, he returned to a, to close the 51st year of his military service in repulsing of barbarian invaders.— The Timet. ...
... appninted , Capt..9eneral of Madrid, Getleral Oribe, Inspector (of Carabiniers. and General Manuel Concha, Ispcec or S of Infantry. General Serrano emerged from his con- cealment on the 28th ult., and presented himself to the reporter of the commission ...
... 2nd, and battalions) ; #7th; Royal Staff Corps ; Royal Wagon Train. King’s Genaan aßd 2d Light Dragoons Ist, 2d, md 3d Hoaren ; Ist and 2d battalions Light Infantry; Ist, fed* Bth, and battalions the Line Brunswick Dels Rsgfannt, and the Chaaseara Britanniquee ...
... battahou- »7th ; Royal Staff Corps; Royal Wagon Irani. ?? German Legion. — Ist and 2d Light Dragoons ; Ist, 2d, in 3d Husaars ; Ut and 2d battalions of Light Infantry ; !-• 2nd, sth, and 7th battalious of the Line Brunswick ' ?? Regiment, and the Chasseurs ...
... battahons) ; 97 th-Royal Staff Corps ; Royal 4V agon Tram. King’s German Legion.—lst and 2d Light Dragoons ; Ist, 2d, and 3d Hussars Ist and battalions of Light Infantry ; Ist, 2nd, sth, and 7th battalions of the Line Brunswick Dels Regiment, and the Chasseurs ...
... Monday week, in his 40th year, Mr. Benjamin Brook, of Longwood, near Huddersfield, late drill-sergeant in the 51st Regiment of Light Infantry. On Thursday, the wife of Mr. Joseph Cliffe, common brewer. Bay Hall, near Huddersfield. On. Thursday, the wife ...
... deserters from the British army, who promise high pay and other advantages. Two of these came to a Sepoy of the 1st Native Infantry, who appeared to agree to take service with the on fifteen rupees a month. After while induced the decoys to go with him ...
... Foot slightly; I. L. Darnell, 51st Native Infantry, severely ; W. H. Low- ther and G. R. Smith, 52nd Native Infantry, severely; A. Elderton, 2nd European Light Infantry, slightly ; and A. Fytche, 70th Native ...
... Captain F. C. Marsden, 29th Native Infantry ; Captain R. Morrieson, 52nd Native Infantry ; Captain J. Clarke, '25th Native Infantry ; Captain G. W. a Hicks, Bth Native Infantry ; Lieutenant J. Nicholson, 27th Native Infantry ; Lieutenant J . ...
... incessantly recommnended forbearance, and the dicn ormoendation has been followed, whsile the lest few day i no, have brought to light the fact that underneath tdoe porten- 01~ ?? tone quiet of the surface elements of revolt accumulate, and ti if such elements ...
... daughter. MARRIAGES. On Thursday, the inst., at Colne, by the Rev. E. Tarker. M.A., Captain Duncan Campbell, ofthe 90th Light Infantry, youngest son ofthe late John Campbell, Esq., of South Hall. Argyleshire, to Ellen Barcroft, second daughter of Edward ...