... the 9th May; Capt. A. R. Dynley, of the Royal Artillery, died of fever at Calcutta, on the 4th May; Lieut. Syaffield, 51st Light Infantry, is also amongst the deaths. addition, Colonel Colbeck, 3i Madras Europeans, is reported dead from wounds; Capt. Hardlaw ...

... really envied.' Lieutenant-Colonel Booth himself served in the Kaffir war of 1851-52. Captain Glover served with the 51st Light Infantry in the Burmese war of 1852, and had been lately on the Madras Staff. Capt. Mure was with the regiment in the Kaffir ...

... 76. At Hill House, Windsor Forest, on the 31st ultimo. General Sir Thos. Willshire, Bart, 0.C.8., Colonel of the 51st (K. 0.) Light Infantry, in the seventy-second year of his age. At Madeira, on the 16th ultimo, Thomas Wakley, M.K.C.S., Eng., coroner for ...

... ravages in the southwestern provinces. The 51st King’s Own Light Infantry had to the 28th of August lost one man ont of every five, and the wing of the 94th Regiment one out of every four. In 15 days the 51st Regiment lost 160 men and 8 women and 9 children ...

... list of lost passengers of the Roumania, was the wife of Sir Henry Allen William Johnson, Baronet, Major of the 51st, or Yorkshire Light Infantry Regiment. She the daughter of T. Dyson, Esq., and was married in 1886. The infant lost with her was an only child ...

... troop of her Majesty's Dragoon Guards, and on tbe other by a company each of her Majesty's Royal Fusiliers snd the 51st Kiog's Own Light Infantry. A troop of Horse Artillery were also the ground, I and tbe band of the Royal Fusiliers. The morning broke chill ...

... service; but it is believed that the 3d Light Dragoons, quartered in Manchester, and the 7th Hussars at Tork, will form the Cavalry reinforcements, and that the infantry will consist of tbe 51st King's Own Light Infantry, from Manchester; ...

... famine in the North-West has been succeeded by tilence. Cholera is making terrible ravages in that region. The 51st King’s own Light Infantry, forming a part of the Meean Meer Brigade, had up to the 28th of Aug. iost by this scourge one man out of every ...

... complete success, and trifling loss on our side. The 51st Native Infantry mutinied at Peshawur on the 29th Aug.; by the following day the mutiny was completely crushed. Mutinies of part of the Light Infantry at Ferozepore, and a portion of the 35th at Ilazua ...

... Foot, and the 51st and 54th Native Infantry. A letter of the 29th ultimo from Lahore, on Monday, intimates that her Majesty’s 80th, aad the 12th, 42d, and 45th Native Infantry, Major Day’* troop of Horse Artillery, and Major Horsford’s Light Field Battery ...

... through a dense jungle intercepted by trees thrown down to prevent the guns from getting forward, we were not allowed to light any lights cook, we had to roll ourselves up in our greatcoats and drop off to sleep the best way we could. In the advance guard ...

... music of bands, four mounted infantry companies, each 130 strong, left Aldershot thU morning half-past six for Southampton i-> embark the Hawarden Castle for South Africa. No. 1 Company (furnished the Highland Light Infantry), in charge of Captain Purvcs ...