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... supplied the flowers and exotics which decorated the entrance ball, vestibule, and supper rooms. Iles rs. Norman and Sons threw light on the subject by extra and elegant i luminatious—a body of names which guarantee that no expense woe spared in either department ...
... 3.52. High-eireet, the wife of JILL% Hammond, of daught e r. July 26th, st Poon - a, Bombay, the wife of Beg Kay, 68th Light Infantry, of a aon. Aug. Ist, at Gloucester•street, Stroud, the wife of*, R. Hughes, draper, of a eon. Aug. tad, at 16, Canning-street ...
... Hamilton, Mr A., evening dress; Day, Miss Gilbert, Pondr6; Darreli-Brown, Mies, Winter; Darell-Brown, Mr F. H., Oxfordshire Light Infantry; Dunsford, Mr 8., evening dress; Donald, Mrs and Miss C., evening dress ; Davie®, Miss, sweep ; Davies, Miss C. E., art ...
... and 165 in the l/69th at India. There were 121 in the 2/69 th Colchester, 186 in the 70th Canada, even 244 the Highland Light Infantry near Calais, and 66 in the Cameron Highlanders at Blandeque, near St. Omer, France. There were 115 Irishmen in the 80th ...
... just before the arrival of the ship England. As a reward for his gallantry he wee promoted to a lieuteosney in the 90th Light Infantry. When the Crimean War broke Oct it was decided that the troth shonld not take part in It. and Wolseley, was on the point ...
... that the Christmas holidays should extend from Tuesday to Thursday inclusive. Sec. Lieut. H. D.C.M., Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, whose home at Gloucester, ha* been killed in action. was years age. The Hospital Sunday collections behalf of the Cheltenham ...
... of European war, or other exceptional circumstances . Regarding the infantry reliefs, we shall first speak of battalions in India. The 48th, 71st Light Infantry, J',2nd Light Infantry, 81st, which went abroad in 1853, and the 28th in ...
... OrncE, May 31.—7 Regt. of Light Drag.— Ensign C. Kavanagh, from the 3d Foot, to be Cornet, vice West, who ej. 17th Li-ht Drag.—Cornet G. C. Morgan, to be Li*ut., by pur., vice Russell, who ret. 3d of F. M. West, from the 7th Light Drag., to be Ensign, vice ...
... Churchdowm (by license). DAVIES —EV ANS—JUIy 27. at the English Church at Shanhaikwan, Major Henry Rodolph Davies. sand Light Infantry, son of taeut.-General H. F. Dasies. of Elmley Castle. to Isabel Warwick. daughter of the late Major-General D. IL Evan ...
... mounted infantry. '®J nine were escorted by the Yorkshire \!o i»W Infantry, one company of the East K « on the slope which faced the licer?. aii4 in front of them were stationed the ' Horse, while either flank were mere' ' regular mounted infantry. The ...
... D.S.O. The Council! then inspected the 2nd Southern Infantry Brigade under Brigadier- C. H. T. Lucas, C.M.G., D.8.0., the l/sth Devons under Lieut.-Col. V. P. Pearson, D.5.0., the Southern Infantry Brigade Headquarters (Brigadier-General K. D. F. C. Coyley ...
... brigade, consisting of the 51st and 57th regiments of Virginia Infantry ; all the rest of the garrison, some 12,000 men, remained and were captured. The number of guns captured was alont 146, all of which were batteries of light artillery, except the heavy ...