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... Trinity Chureb, Wavertree, by the Bey T. Hornby. MJt, vicar of Wsltou-ou-ihe-Hill, Samuel Alexander Madden, Eaq, captain 51st Light infantry, to Matilda Thereea. second daughter of Hugh Hornby, Esq, of Sandown, Wavertree! near Liverpool. On the 6th instant ...
... 11 5 Miss S. S. Baker 10 0 Misseß Henderson and A Friend 10 0 Wilson, in Cullen . . 810 0 Mrs. James Baker ?? 1 0 0 51st Light Infantry Mr. Palmer 1 0 0 Officers and Soldiers 32 4 3 Mr. Knott 10 0 105 th Depot, Officers Mr. Hy. Paull 1 0 Q and Soldiers ...
... Lady Osborn 2 0 0 Lt.-Col. Spencer Clifford 1 0 0 Officers of 15th Hussars 10 0 9 Naunton Cooper, Esq 1 0 0 Do. 51st Light Infantry IS 15 11 Miss Elizabeth Crane, a 1 1 0 Mrs. Henry O'Brien 10 10 0 The Rev.Chas.D. Crofts, MsjorP. Paget a 1 1 0 collection ...
... Curgenven, Officers and Privates Esq 10 10 0 34th Regiment 5 5 0 Mr3.Stodd&rtDouftla3 10 10 0 51st Light Infantry . . 550 Colonel Bourne, M. P. 5 50 90th Light Infantry.. 5 50 Hon. Mrs. Grosvenor 93th Regiment 5 5 0 Hood 5 50 10Ut Fusiliers ...
... Cornelia, only daughter of the late Captain R. H. Buchanan, of the 24th Bengal Native Infantry. At Ca*tletown Roche. Ireland. Captain Warden Flood 51st Light Infantry, to Mary, daughter of Lieut.-General the Hon. Arthur Grove Annesley, of Anns Grove, Cork ...
... change ; the Mission House, 23, Sun-street, Shoreditch, E.C.; and at the HalL THE ANNUAL DINNER of the OFFICERS of the 51ST LIGHT INFANTRY will be held at the First Avenue Hotel, Holborn, W.C, on MONDAY, 2d June, 1884, at 7.46 p.m. Gentlemen intending to ...
... but late of . Radley's Hotel, in the town and county of the town of Southampton, a lieutenant in her Majesty s 51st Regiment of Light Infantry (who died at Radley's Hotel aforesaid on the 30th day of August, 1873, aud ' whose will was, on th. 2!«rh tiny ...
... notice to the proprietor of the Ship and Turtle Tavern, 130, LeadenhaU- atraet, E.C., at their ?? convenience. HE 51st KING'S OWN LIGHT INFANTRY The ANNUAL DINNER will be held at the First Avenue Hotel, Holborn, on MONDAY, Bth June, at 7.45 p.m. Officers ...
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... , DECEMBER, 189 L Place. Name. Marks. 39th, Infantry *Mr. John Henry Deane 7,182 52nd, Infantry ?? *Mr. Eustace G Moffat 6,975 _. _ (Only three sent up.) 71st, Infantry Mr. G. L. Paget 7.3C3 81st, Infantry Mr. C. Fairlie Dobbs V.281 W. LCadetship. .. ...
... DECEMBER, 1831. Place. Name. Marks. I 39th, Infantry ?? *Mr. John Henry Deane 7,132 j 62nd, Infantry *Mr. Eustace G. Moffat 6,975 I (Only three sent up.) 71st,Infantry Mr. G. L. Paget 7,365 81st. Infantry Mr. C. Fairlie Dobbs 7.281 WM.Cadetship. ?? *Mr ...
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