... meeting with lif ag avagnari, was, of course, received with a Royal salute, the guard of honour being furnished by the 51st Light Infantry. The interview was held in Major Cavagnares double-poled tent, which did duty as a durbar tent. The chairs were arranged ...

... commemorative of Francis David Saunders, late Captain 16th Trichinopoly Light Infantry, who died on the Bth January, 1867, set 79; and of John E. Saunders, Ensign 51st (H. 0.) Light Infantry, and of Glanrhwdw, Carmarthenshire, who died on ...

... deputy-lieutenant for Caraarvnushire. of which county he served as High Soeriff in 1854, and, • captain in the Royal Angleeea Light Infantry Militia. %omen (Merthyr Tydfil).—Mr Henry Richard, one o! the new Liberal members for Merthyr Tydfil, was formerly a ...

... ground as possible. . . . Each infantry regiment, as the Ammer passed through its opened ranks, presented arms, the band playing the National Anthem, followed by the regimeatal quick step. The two first native infantry regiments were in red, the three ...

... the returns, some 400,000 infantry, 11,000 regular cavalry, and 22,000 regular artillerymen in the United Kingdom U matins of 3,100.000 cwt. of herrin4s were taken off the Scotch cotes in the 10 months ending with October 51st, and only 84,000 off the ...

... Diilwyn, however, denies this. Here a fact which will give an idea of the painful losse+ of the French army in Mexico. The 51st inert left Angers for that country 2,000 strong: it has just returned to that city, end it numbers, in officers. non-commissioned ...