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... arrived from this On Monday, feven pieces of light irfller and it.oo waggons, arr.ved- Kilkenny under an efcort the c vairv; detacbment the Kilkenny troop tnem afterwards as far asCid an, from whence the Callao infantry conveyed ih> to Clonmel. v The rumour ...
... ts under the Hon. Colonel Cochrane, know what war is ;• and this terrible leffon is writ- Colonel Pack, with the 71st light infantry, has ten cur foil, by the finger cf dcfolation, and gra- detached commands at fort Ramakms. The 2d batven on our hearts ...
... same deference to the valour of our countrymen.— Upon that memorable occasion, six BritUli regiments of infantry, the 12th, 23d, 2.5 ih, and 51st regiments, sustained the attack tiie entire French army, while the troops our allies wi re in a great degree ...
... Francis’* bouse. Several had blue cockades and large sticks in their hands. Shoutings were beard of « Burdetc for ever.” The Light Horse proceeded to Piccadilly with muskets pnly. A Cabinet Council assembled this morning at the Home Secretary of State’s ...
... 2d regiment, or Queen’s: 68th regiment, light infantry | 36th regiment; 51st regiment, light inuntry S2d regiment, 2d battalion, light infantry ; 85th regiment, light ...
... Gallegos, and the other that Carpio and jEspeja. The former was heavy column of cavalry and infantry# with several guns, and. the latter consisted about 6000 infantry 4 , but in saying this I should obtervy, from the nature of the country, the rear of these ...
... Lieutenant J. Nason, slightly. August 20th—9th Foot, Ist Batt. Lieut. Okadsrick, severely (since dead.) 23tb August—Brunswick Light Infantry, Lieutenant Svhwartsenberg, missing. Names of Officers kilted in die assault and Capture of die town of St, Selxulinn's ...
... IJilliard. 91b* Foot—Cuptsin Uuvid liitiro„ ltd tit Foot—AJujor Lloyd, Licut.-Colonel. Ist Light Halt, Kfiig's (uerman Legion—Lieut. .George Boyd. ' .’ 'Brunswick Light lut'jnUy—Lieut. G9O. Sehartonv orr-tcras wounded. . . . G nicrnl .S’sff—Majors-General ...
... troops - > ptrt in contact with him. laid down their arms. Foucba is rein* stated. Sonlt still goes to Court. “The 51st light infantry in tbit garrison, commanded Colonel Mitchell, and S3d fusilccrs, Ooeport, commanded by Col. Ellis embark to at o'clack ...
... to embody them as speedily possible. Every regiment of the line in England will pre-{ pare for active service. The 51st light infantry i, and 23d have embarked at Portsmouth,' tile 11th foot at Plymouth. More regiments will! be embarked without loss of ...
... a brig 24 putts With 400 men hi* fnvd. Tltrce other ves-elt were in harbour, ••iid which were -eUed, received -On infantry, I’ojtah light horse, and th ■ battalionot of-0 > men. Ihe wind was southerly, and appeared favouralde. Capiatn Cbautard kail hoped ...