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... neighbourhood of Croisilles and to the north of the village against repeated attacks. A very gallant fight was made by the 51st Division also in the neighbourhood of the Bapaume-Cambrai road against repeated attacks. Identifications obtained in the course ...
... Her Majesty's troops are doing duty in India: — Cavalry— 3d Light Dragoons, Bengal ; 9th Lancers, Bengal ; 10th Hussars, Bombay ; 14th Light Dragoons, Bengal ; 15th Hos«ars, Madras. Infantry— Btb Regiment, Bombay : 10th ditto, Bengal ; 18th, ditto ; 22d ...
... twelve cannon arid howitzers Total Sf)UO, exclusive the City Light Horse, the River Fencibles, and other Volutuecr Corps, INFANTRY. Arlitlerv j Giurds, five Batlalions; lllh Foot; 26.1 l ditto 51st ditto; ditto ; 7tli Battalion; London Militia, Hast and West; ...
... the last mail. It appeers that General Wilson having on the 15th been joined by the 34th Light Infantry, a body of Horse and ¥oot Artillery, soice Dragoons and Light Cavalry, and two companies of Her Mujesty's 39th Regt., determived, if possible, to secure ...
... vessels destroyed the whole of the stockades on tbe Rangoon river. On the 12th, tbe 51st, the 18th, and the 40th Native Infantry, landed, and took, after severe lighting, a stockade called the White Horse picket, Major Eraser, of the engineers, being the ...
... of Carrickfergus, on the Ist inst, by the very Rev. the Dean of Connor, John William Cox, Esq., 13th Prince Albert's, Light Infantry, eldest son of Sir William Cox, Coolcliffe, county of Wexford, to Emma Jane, daughter of the late Capt. C W. G. Griffin ...
... session of Parliament, for three yeara after the passing thereof, be enliaed as a soldier ia Her Majesty's infantry forces, or in the infantry forces of the East India Company, for the term of two years, and for such further term, not exceeding one year ...
... Fourth Brigades. The former consisted of the 81st, the 14th Sikhs, and the 24th Native Infantry. The Fourth Brigade consisted of the 51st Foot, the 6th Native Infantry, and the 45th Sikhs. With them was mountain battery and battery of Horse Artillery. No ...
... complete success and trifling loss on our side. The 51st Native Infantry mutinied at Peshawur on the 29th of August. By the following day the mutiny was com- pletely crushed. Mutinies of part of the 10th Light Infan- try at Ferozepore and of a portion of the ...
... making their escape, although pursued for some distance by the infantry, with gi>ns. Several having been seized in the cantonment, they were tried and executed. The 51st Bengal Native Infantry, at Peshawur, mutinied on the 28th of August. This regiment having ...
... Saturday light was were: Chief range officers -t-i : Lord Vivian DCLl) and t -Co! Heavy KA) officers Major N Richards Medium Brigade jor Treflry MC 51st Brigade i J White Corn'll Brigade RA Capt F M M DCLl Capt J Muir DCLL 1) R Carter BE H S Climo 51st C W ...
... the cool-bottomed soils, but it has suffered on the light, sandy, gravelly lauds. Barley and oats are considered a failure throughout the important barley-growing district of West Norfolk, being light in bulk and short yield. The wheat crops in the Fens ...