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... Seymour G.C.B. J Clekve— Mtish —On the 23rd ult., at East Ravensdale, Lincolnshire, Captain Stuart A Cleeve, 51st ( King's Own) Light Infantry, and Brigade-Major to tbe Quean's Britiah troops, Bombay, son of the late Colonel Cleeve, Royal Artillery, to ...
... Bengal; Colchester 39th, Bermuda; Temple-7ih, Bengal; Canterbury Ist Dragoons, Curragh 2d, Piershili; Edinburgh 3 > (Light) Curragh 4th (Light) Curragh stli Lancers, Hounslow Dragoons, Bombay; Maidstone 7th Hussars, Bengal ; Maidstone Bth, Bombay; Canterbury ...
... has spent its strength, after having during the brief period of six weeks carried off upwards of five hundred soldiers. The 51st .Regiment has been reduced one-fifth, and has to mourn the death of its commanding officer. The 94th Regiment has suffered ...
... officers of the station. On tbe 12tb, he saw the brigade, consisting of a battery of artillery, detatebmeut of the 51st Light Infantry, two infantry regiments of the Punjab irregular force. The evening was devoted to inspecting tbe small fort which contains ...
... LsiiiEE. — Ou the 31-t May, at Bill House, Windsor Forest, General Sir Thomas Willshire, Bart., ?? Colonel of the 51st ?? Light Infantry, in the 12nd year ot his age. ...
... Wiixshire.—On the 3L-t May, at Hill House, Windsor Forest, General Sir Thomas Willshire, Bart, ?? Colonel of the 51st (KO.) Light Infantry, ia the 72nd year of his age. Pabr.—On Wednesday, at Llandudno, Mr. Joseph Parr late of the Golden Ball, Pond street ...
... when we heard the report of .a cannon, and on entering a plain we saw a strong body of infantry drawn up in line. We were_ saying to ourselves that they must b®, ie 51st Regiment of the line, when our skirmishers were received with a volley of musketry. ...
... secede when they are applied to for the present year's subscription. I sent the follow- ing letter to the committee on March :51st, before it was known whether the new society would be formed or not : Cemetery road, March 31st, 1863. Gentlemen, — Twelvemonths ...
... to these was the light battery of X. r» Pass.uud a section of howitzers under Lieut. “it terB, 'd eDtlr, y' fi iiced as bas before been described, atKj ® ceived with a terrible fire of grape, canister, > from tbe long line of the 51st North «on Charleston ...
... that none o rebel infantry were engaged with General Kilpatrick cavalry near Backland Mills, on Monday last. brigade of rebel sharpshooters dismounted and p® tially deluded our cavalry into the belief that were attacked by infantry. General Lee’s army) ...
... exhausted divisions. It was near nightfall when the rebels again advanced. The movement was covered their artillery until the infantry came within musket range, when a tremendous fire was opened on both sides. The volleys regular ana steady, and at one time ...
... entirely with small arms. The Battle os Fridat. The operations on the second day (Friday, the 6th), are thus detailed :— A light haze covered the ground when the day dawned ou Friday morning. As it dis- appeared before the sun, and as the pickets of both ...