... 1st battalion; 18th Royal Irish 38th Reriment, 50th (Queen's OwIn), 51st Light Infantry, 56thl Regt., G0th killes (3rd battalion), 77th Regiment, 94th, 95th, and 99th 11ceiments. Infantry Depots_28 regiments, formed into nine depot battalions, consisting ...

... 2ndBattalion 10 Regiment, died suddenlyat Norwood of disease of the heart. Colonel Madden, 51st Light Infantry, is about to retire. Colonel Marten, of the 32nd Light Infaatry, is retiring. Captain B. Blood, Royal Engineers,' stationed at Roorkee, has invented ...

... Dragoons, Airs. Blacswood, T. A. Joyc, Mrs. S. Wiutur, Miss W17inter, Mrlr. and Mrs. Al. Taf, Miss Jones, Captain Roelcrt, 51st Light Infantry; Captain De Vere, Captain lWhite, J. Gurn, J. B. Penrose, S. H. Butcher, A. Tatham, J. White, ?? J. Ewvart, J. F. Craig ...

... Octoher 2. THE ARMY. COLONEL MADDEN Twill embark for India in the course of a few days, to resume the command of the 51st Light Infantry. IRISH MILITIA APPOINTMENTS. WAR OFFICE, 1sT OCT., 1875. AxNTII. - Captain and Adjutant Frederick Austin resigns his ...

... Regiment, under command of Colonel Call, is likely to be removed from the Carr3gh Camp to Waterford, to replace the 51st Light Infantry, pnd the latter to the Curragh for the drill season. The 56ah(Weet Essex) Regiment will be removed from the Curragh ...

... ii I' TtE filowing promotions occu r through the decease io tof neral Sir William H. Elliott, ?? KH., Colonel of tte 51st Light infantry, one of the few c, ?? i ing Waterloo veterans, va :-Lieuttnant- (4,neral Sir John tMeichel, Colonul 86.h ilegimont, ...

... Curragh, and the 94th, at Dublin, have received orders to be held in readiness fbr immediate cmbarkattion for India. The 51st Light Infantry, in Dublin, have re- ceived orders for Ceylon. A draft of 120 rank and file from the depot joined the head-quarters ...

... highest tersns, as an officer and a gentleman. Ile was son to Coslonel Baker, and has a brothei-i Captain Baler, in the 51st Light Infantry. EXTFNs3VF. FORnLvY AT HsULL.-Tlso second edition of the-1uII elockcet of' Friday contains a report of the e x- amisnation ...

... town by a great number of the irihahtitants.- 'w'o companies of the 51st (light infantry) arrived in town 'esterday forenoor, from Dublin, to replace the 46th.- A party of the 14th Light Dragoons arrived yesterday morn- ng from Dundalk, to embark for Glasgow ...

... party of pfolce, was in another p art of the county engaged on similar duty. T H E A R Al Y Lieutenant-Colonel Aadden, 51st Light Infantry, has left Athione, on leave of absence to the 14th Mlarch next. Lieutenant the Hon. A. Cole has re. joined, from leave ...

... of M1anriritiins. Lieut. Mackenzie, 73r(l Foot, has been appointed recruiting officer at Inuerness. Licut. Wolley, 51st Light Infantry, bas resigned hlis aip)ointmenit as iide-de-cainip to Major-Greieral Shirley. CB., comaianding the 2nd inlantry brigade ...

... the 20th inst. It is not as yet known wvhether the regiment will proceed to Dablin or Cork. The advance party of the 51st Light Infantry arrived in camp on Thursday, from Dover. for the purpose of taking over the quarters to be occupied by the regimnent; ...