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... Bingham* vicar of Bingham s Melcombe, and the Rev T Rosser rector of the parish, Malcolm Charles Farrington! Major 51st Light Infantry, son of the late Major-Generai Partington, to Florence Agnes, eldest daughter of Lieut. Col. Astell, of West Lodge, ...
... assisted by the Rev. Chajj* vicar of Bingham’s Melcombe, and the Rev. T, rector of the parish, Malcolm Charles I', Major 51st Light Infantry, son of the late Farrington, to Florence Agnes, eldest daugm® Col. Astell, of West Lodge, Dorchester. daughter of the ...
... Bingham, vicar of Bingham’s Melcombe, and the Rev. T. H. Rosser, rector of the parish, Malcolm Charles Farrington, Major 51st Light Infantry, sou of the late Major-General Farrington, to Florence Aon es, eldest daughter of Lieut.-Col. Astell, of West Lodge ...
... Harßry HexsEßrT, Sccond- Licutenant of the Ist South Lancashire Regiment, the thud son of Licut -Colonel TrypsLL, late 51st K O. Light Infantry, aged 21. February 7, Evizanern. widow of Mrlsaac Dawsox, Newnham-street Bedford, aged 76 February 8. Mr Enwin Price ...
... HAWNES. The following interesting letter from W. Warren, private soldier of the 51st Regiment King's Own Light Infantry, dated December 18th, 1847, Bangalore, East Indies, has been received by S. Warren, of Hawnes, Bedfordshire :— ‘Dear Faruer,—l have ...
... success and trifling loss on our side. The 51st Native Infantry mutinied at Peshawur on the 20th of August. By the following day the mutiny was completely erushed. Mutinies of part of the 10th Light Infantry ot Ferozepore and of a portion of the 55th ...
... are the regiments of native infantry, the whole large portion of which absolutely mutinied; The I9tb. 32nd, 3dth. 7th, Bth, 17th, 37ih. SOtb. 9th, 441b, 54th, 67th, 23rd, 52nd, sth, 36th. 60tb, 61st, 461h, 4jth, 57th, 14th, 51st, 55th, 13tb, 30th, and 72nd ...
... The Dacca mutineer* have entered the Assam country. Her MeJ sty’s Foot are In puivnlt. The conduct of the 81st of Native Infantry has excited suspicion. Sir Hugh Rose proceeds immediately with force to the relief of gartbon. The population I adore have ...
... the College pay as a commercial Iveltum; and they evidently entertain no fear ‘ on this ground. Looking at the future in the light of the existing strong desire among the middle class for a higher education than is at | present attainable by many, we should ...
... the College pay as a commercial vemture ; and they evidently entertain no fear on this ground. Looking at the future in the light of the existing strong desire among the middle class for a higher education than is at present attainable by many, we should ...
... Ts»h, 82nd, S4ib, aad 90th (Light Infantry) Regiments, together with •is officers, the whole of whom will embark for Calcutta; 164 non •commissioned officers and men and five officers from the (Roral Irish), 51st (L«ght Infantry), Clth, 85rd, and 86th (Royal ...
... man ”, several times repeated that the cyclist had no rear light, and implied that it was witness’s headlamps that had dazzled him. P.c. James Smith told the Coroner that although the rear light of the dead man’s cycle was not working when tested later ...