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... Walker. of Tannali Elsewhere through the Presidency we arc ptrfeedr traipid. At we hare met ired in re'nforcemonis Vie 51st Light infantry and the remaining companies of the 741. The latter uohle•looking regiment !eaves for (iuxerat next week, to be marched ...
... fob a stone foandationl.alonut sie feet high. The Neville road, blocked by ow of trees and held by a company of our 51st Light Infantry, ran past the east side of the enclosure. Barns and (rut-buildings clustered round the chateau. and • wood of beech ...
... any more Regiments from the Mediterranean the Crimea. The Regiments to be sent in the course of the spring are the 51st King's Light Infantry, the 80th, the 94th, and when they are formed, the 3d Battalion of the Sixth Rifles, and the Rifle Brigade. Considerable ...
... the summer. The 2d battalion 221, from the Mauritius, 2d battalion 6th, from the Cape, the lot battalion 20th, 34th, 51st Light Infantry, 97th and 98th Regiments, from India, during the spring. In consequence of the establishment of the new overland transport ...
... The.authorities the Horse Guards have also forwarded instructions to Madras and the Mauritius for the embarkation the 51st Light Infantry, and the Reserve Battalion, 12 h Regiment, for the colony, suould Sir Harry consider that requires further reinfcrsoeaeotl ...
... i-ens- | l , „ bei,t (the Rev. Go f„.m the »um • X»0 f-r each i.ge ««*.«.* 0.-ly am-tuvi name lot M. imiu 1. . •• . 51st Light Infantry, from Livrrp. .4 . S*.f. . jtjxu annum. Tue chapel is n Park Walk i,,,,,—C1W mall His trial was set down Hie >-.e.ifl ...
... the summer. The 2d battalion 22d, from the Mauritius, 2d battalion 6th, from the Cape, the lst battalion 20th, 34th, 51st Light Infantry, 97th and 98th Regiments, from India, during the spring. In consequence of the establishment of the new overland transport ...
... famine the north-west has been succeeded by pestilence. Cholera is making terrible ravages in that region. The 51st King's Own Light Infantry, forming j a part the Meet Brigade, had, up to the 28th of August, lost by this scourge one man out of every fiVe ...
... SAD DEATH OF AN OFFICER. Major Burke, of the 51st King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, while riding near Belfast yesterday was thrown from his horse, and succumbed to his injuries in the Royal Hospital this morning. ...
... Gwalior Infantry—Mutinied Neemuch, June 3. Ist Gwalior Cavalry—Mutinied at Neemuch June 3. 24th Native Infantry—Disarmed at Peshawur, May 22. 27th Native Infantry—Disarmed at Peshawur, May 22. 51st Native Infantry—Disarmed Peshawur, May 22. ...
... Regiment Native Infantry Killed, Lieutenant R, Ci'X. Wounded, .Major G. Farquharsoii, dangerously : Ensign G. H. Griffiths, severely. 51st Regiment Native Infantry—Wounded, L'.eut. T. C. Darnell, severely. 52d Regiment Native Infantry—Wounded, Capt. J ...
... slightly. Bth Regiment Native Infantry—Killed, Lieut. R Cox. Wounded, Major G. Farquharson, dangerous) Ensign G. 11. Griffiths, severely. 51st Regiment Native Infautry—Wounded, Lieut. T. C. Darnell, severoly. Regiment Native Infantry—Wound*!, Captain J. W. H ...