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... of which disembodied, to re-embody them as as possible. regiment of the line in England will preadtive service. The 51st light infantry., :3d hisileers have embarked at Ports-; the ilth foot at Plymouth. Mere regi- 1 three o'ch Paris at th versed. The ...
... troops, when put in contact with him, laid down.their • arms. Fouche is reinstated. ota still goes to Court. The 51st light infantry in this garrison, commanded by Col. Mitchell, and 23d fusileers, at Gosport, commanded by Col. Ellis, embark to morrow ...
... extends over nearly 16 years. On obtaining his Majority by purchasing, in the 3rd West India Regiment, from the 51st Kings own Light Infantry, now styled che South Yorkshire Regiment—he first arrived at Jamaica to join his new Corps, with which he ...
... brigade King's German tvgion. 4th flattovetian infantry, Capt. brigade King's Herman legion—artillery. 4th Division-lajor.General Sir Ifinuber-ifit and 6th Britisb brigades, Rth British Itanoverian -infantry, Major Symkin's troop horse artillery, King's ...
... Ilartwit, Ist Light Infantry, Rin i * German Legion Andrew Brown, 79th Foot Sir Guy Campbell, Bart. 6th boot J. W. Smith, Royal Artillery W. K. laphlnston, 33d Foot Samuel Rice, 51st Foot George Feed, lst Foot Guards L. C. Dalrymple, 15th Light Dragoons Charles ...
... 2 &Tors. 21. t Regiment Nstive Infantry—Wi4inded, S Sepoya. 231 Regiment Native Intatury—Wounded, 1 Havildar and 4 &Toys. 35th Regiment Native Infantry—Killed, 1 Sepoy ; wounded. 2 Sepoys. 60th Regiment Native Infantry—Wounded, 1 Ensign. Nimes of the ...
... 12th Dragoons Light Dra7nons John Guist:, • Foot- Lewis l3a4irs, half-pay Guards 3(ith Foot James Bathurst, half-pay Edward Coron, sth Foot Arglrle l'encibles Alex. Bryce, Roy.tl Engi- Paul Andrrson, 60th Foot netos It. IL 'Alitchcli, 51st Foot John P. ...
... been with two diet- lit Ba.t. 45t h Foot—; rank aid file killed; erank and 'ions of the Army of Portugal shoe the sth. '. file 51st 5--) Lienterant, 26 rank and file, killed; 1 r e lieve einry never' to be getieSed with the On the soh, in the evening, one ...
... 13504 foot; William F. W. B. Loftus, Stith foot; Francis Skolly Tidy, '4th foot; Edwa d O'Hara, York Light Infantry Vslunteets; Thomas Bates, 41st light dragoo4l.; Fdward G'itcurke, Royal Weo.-India Rangers George Barren, 90th foot; Wallace, etoth fo-t ...
... number of prisoners, one of whom is a General. General Millaradovitch, commanding the advanced guard, with the 2d light corps of infantry and the 2d caval. y, perceiving the corps commanded by Marshal Davoust advance rear Krasnoff. detached thither Lieut ...
... column, on parallel roads • tbe right column led `3by Ma or-General Po wer t s brigade,, support ed by four companies of light infantry and a-demibrigade, under Irlajor-General Robinson; left by blajot-General Brisbane's brigade. The enemy's militia, supported ...
... Medrid, the was that of Captain Macdonald's troop of horse Lieutenant. General Sir Retvland Hill, of tare artillery. The light infantry battalion was not 2 e th of J ul y , that he li.td •been in Malaga un g 13:h and h ultimo of which the followin ale extrectse ...