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... regiment to Corfu probably the 56th, now daily expected at Dublin, from Bermuda. The regiments remaining home will then be 51st Light Infantry, now Manchester, the 80th at Fort George, and the 94th at Chatham; all of whom have but just returned from long tour ...
... one, consisting of Her Msjesty’s 51st Light Infantry, 40th Regiment Natire Infantry, and 9th Regiment Madras Netire Intop try, under the command of Brigadier Klliott, K.H.; with a detachment of Bengal Artillery and a light field battery.’ ...
... started from Rangoon on the night of the 24th, to scour the Dalla creeks. On the 2Cth i Reid's battery, portion of H.M. 51st Light Infantry, and a number of the Ramghur batallion horse, started from Prome by steam ; and General Godwin was to follow shortly ...
... on home service (besides the regiments on foreign service) 11 regiments of infantry—the 18th Royal Irish, 51st Light Infantry, 66th, 71„t, 72d, 80th, 82d, 90th Light Infantry, 91st, and 94th. This force will be ...
... D.S.C.. tow-herd. The Chairman there of a rest wave of bleating wee speech, his performance was Bret amongst 51st Yorkshire Light Infantry, and Mies Annie ions tf . if were any resignation from Mr Carruthers laid on the table jog all the party speeches ...
... Central Mediterranean Forces. Sergeant Gemmell has been in the Array for seven and a half years. He joined the Highland Light Infantry when seventeen years of age, and upon being transferred to tho K. 0.5.8. saw service with them in North Africa. was later ...
... 81st Foot and the powerful force of Artillery, horse and foot. At Pesh'awur, the 22d, three more infantry regiments, the 24th, 27th, and 51st, and the sth Light Cavalry, were deprived of their arms. At Murdan, the 55th, or the greater portion of the regiment ...
... [(resided over a f attendance. la,rman ' fi‘ introductory at the moment great °nt ere taking place in the foreiStk ]?• were the 51st and gDnsions including their own lines’..•*, Al ornery did not do A, Without adequate preparation V ould y could only hope ...
... complete success and trifling loss on our side. The 51st Native Infantry mutinied Peahawur on the 29th August. By the following day the mutiny was completely crushed. Mutinies of part of the Light Infantry at Ferozepore and a portion of the 55th at Hazura ...
... balance consisting of detachments from the various depots ior tne service companies of infantry regiments at ' , In addition to these forces, upwards ot 4000 infantry are under orders to proceed Malta ' the islands ' and the E t 0F Warrant Officers and ...
... December, and re-occupied the town. The Bishop of Calcutta died on the 3d inst. The Calcutta had arrived at Bombay with the 51st Regiment, and the Matilda Atheling with the remaining companies of the 72d Regiment. There was increased dulness in the Bombay ...
... movable column of advance on Jagdalak. The garrison of Sufed orse drawn from J: Artillery, two nies of the 51st Light In and the 24th Punjab Native Infantry. 13.—It is now certain about a fortnight ago Ayoob Khan moved out of Herat with his troops to rdu- the ...