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... Aide-de-Camp Lieutenant General Sir John I‘ennefather, commanding the forces at Malta. Captain Lord J. 11. Taylour, Both Light Infantry, has succeeded Captain Bowers, ‘l7th Regiment, Aide-de- Camp to the Governor at the Mauritius. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel ...
... each side of the principal entrance, and the result was most successful. two platforms, covered with red drapery, stood two light field pieces, sixes, adorned with laurel. Underneath their muzzles, in pyramid form, were number of balls and shells. Above ...
... the wife of Christopher Hardman, of a daughter. Nov. 27, in Leeson-street, the wife of Captain R. T. Morri•on, H.M.'s 51st Light Infantry, of a son. Nov. 25, at Lower Brook-street, the Marchioness of Blandford, of a son. Nov. 25, at Roundhay Lodge, near ...
... 31st, by permission of Lieutenant-General Sir Richard England, G.C.li, on which occasion the band of the lilst King’s Own Light infantry will attend, under the direction of Mr. Wilson. . , , . . , The entertainments will consist of the comic drama, in one ...
... Royals; Pauline, Mrs. H. Webb. , .. The interlude of My Jorrison, Captain Decon, Maw Cay JMmn. Light Infantry; IrtimA C*’- ■ . Mr. Leech, Mr. Crewe Read, 61st Light Ir Capsicum, 94th Regiment ; Caroline, » Mrs. Andrews. , «, Mr. Wale, The Faroe of The Smtal ...
... commission. 38th—Lieutenant A W. Barron, from the Ist West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice FitzGerald, who exchanges. 51st —Assistent-Surgeon P. Kilgour, from the Staff, to Assistant-Surgeon, vice Campbell, who exchanges. 60th—Ensign and Adjutant ...
... Regt; C Macdonnell, sth Roysl Lancashire . corrected. He' warned his audience against Regt; H MacDonnell, County Dublin Light Infantry; John- . hdief that the unassisted inllnepce of natural ford ,^^S, PMrarr, w ...
... regt; W A Nash, regt; G ; C Mulville, 3d D G; Crozier, Fermanagh PbiUips, Cavan Militia; Synnot.Armagh Light Infantry; Crampton, King’s Own Light Infantry; Richmond, BdDG; Lynam, 3d York Reg; lett . . ty J Gumming. 9th regt Joh.iston, I-ifeshire Militia Art* ...
... Fermoy. Ryl. Horse Guards—Windsor 49th—Burbadoes: Walmer. Ist Dragoon Grds—Exeter. 50th—Dublin: Colchester. 2d Ditto—Canterbury. 51st—Curragh: Pembroke. 3d Ditto—Canterbury. 52d —Lucknow ; Chatham. 4th Ditto—Shelfield. 53d—Fort William: Chatham sth Do.—Edinburgh ...
... Royal Irish, 38th Regiment, 50th to forward. amount.£3,3s3 ss. Od. Increase in passengers, £1,033. ]>e(Queen’s Own), 51st Light Infantry, 56th Regiment. 60th The usual loyal toasts having been given, crease,,, amount £2 lb*-Ah Rifles (3d battalion), 77th ...
... wig, which most METEOKOLOOICAL . plies —Beasts. 596; sheep and lambs, 1,710; calves, 290. NValkcr, Captain NVillis, 51st Light Infantry; Mr Gooch, 1/th j au el6. atSt Pancras, G. N. Craufurd, Esq., of the island cl ll altered his personal appearance. No ...
... —Piershill. Gth Ditto—Bengal; Maidstne 7th Ditto —Manchester. Ist Dragoons—Dublin. 2d Ditto—Dublin. 3d Ditto, Light—Newbridge. 4th Do-.Light—Brighton. Gth Ditto—Shorncliffe. 7th Hussars—Aldershot. Bth Ditto—Dundalk. 9th Lancers—Umballah, Ben gal: Maidstone ...