... ilese are said'l, lie t the troopsto be emnbarkitd ofrboard the rhips of war: Two othcr regiments, consistipg of the Ist light Infantry King's German LFegions, 7f6O tmen, and -2o ditto, 'rOO men, will eambark. in transports, Dn the th and bitit inst. w-ii ...

... theirtroops there to such un exte tii thht Lieut.General Sir Rtowland ?? was obliged ho detach, fist the 71st regiment, and the .light Infanly bat- tallion of Major-General Wiakei's b;igade, un- der tho comnmalsd of the HfIn Lieut -Colonel Cadogan, and succe ...

... there to such an extent, as 6iht Lieuk. General Sir ltosland Hill was obliged to detadch, fist, the71st region i, and the light infantry ba- . malton of Majsr-General 'Walker's brigade, on- tier the command of the llon. Lieut -Colour-l 4Cadogan, and succeisiely ...

... oftihe King's Gernman LegionI Jamues Bourchier, of the I ith Light' Dragoons ; Jameb Grant, of the 18th light Dragoons; B. Lawrence, of theiol th Light'Dragoons ; J. L. H eits, of the 51st Foot; A. Synphier. of the Artillery ouf the King's Gcrman Legion; ...

... Margaret, second daughter of Jas. Moorhouse, F.sq. of the former place. At Newbury, Lieut.-Cul. Keyt, C. B. of tlie 51st light infantry, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late John King, Esq. At Paris, Charles Thelluson. Esq. grandson of tho late Peter Thdluson ...

... conveyance to the Nore, weie towed down the river by steam boats. Detachments belonging to the -tth, 18th. di.Stri, and 51st Regiments of Infantry, marched on Monday Tom Westminster, for Portsmouth. A Detachment b,-ion'--i to the Jh'th Regiment of Foot, marched ...

... in confined apartments. It is even of the richer quality than oil gas, and as the cubic foot of it will give more brilliant light than three of common gas, it does not deteriorate the atmosphere of room, produce that oppressive closeness which is at once ...

... druggist, BirstaJl. On Tuesday week, at All Soul's church. Langham Place, Captain WilHam Henry Elliott, the 51st or King's Own Light Infantry, second son t'apt. Elliott. R.N. of Elliott House, near Ripon, to Jane, youngest daughter of tbe late William ...

... aosucce*>ful attack on strong position (Buck): and another from the field officer of the day. Major. Bird, of the 31st Light Infantry, in which be states the loss to lieoteoaot Colonel Mill, of tbt Ensign Robertson, 9th K.l.t and Ensign Babington, 31st ...

... Ist. inst., at Fiddown, the county of Kilkenny, by th* Hey. Wm. Gregory, Charles Palliser Costobadie, Esq., of Ihe 51st Light Infantry, and sou of the late Hey. Jacob Costobadie, Rector of Wensley, this county, to Elizabeth Mary, youngest daughter of ...

... Intiut.— Eight Regiments of Infantry, viz :— l4,'h. i 36th, 6, th, 69th, 70th, 74th. 76th, and 89th. In Jamaica.— Five Regiments of Infantry, viz : — Stli. ?? * 58th, 61th, and6Sth. In Gibraltar.— Five Regiments of Infantry, viz:— ?? 46th, 52r1. 81st ...

... residence, Crook-hill Hall, near Doncaster aged 58, sincerely lamented. John Walker, Esq., formerly Lieutenant in the 51st Light Infantry, with which Regiment he served in the Peninsular Campaigns. 25, Rebecca, tbe beloved wife of Mr. W. H. Barnett professor ...