... the Ureilia Koval Marine Hotel, Bray. Arrivals per Koval Mail Steamers from Vkstekdat.— lieutenant Vilhera Stewart, 51st Light Infantry Lie-uteuant H. Fog, sth Lancers ; Captain Marshall, Kev. W. B. Turner, Maidenhead; William ,1,-Sares, Esq.. J.P., New ...

... 23 rank and file of the 51st Light Infantry, embarked at Deptford the Leighton convict ship the instant, for New South Wales. Major St. Maur and Ensign Corbett are the officers who accompany this, the last detachment of the 51st Regiment. The depot is ...

... Sir, yours faithfully, Wm. G. Ohmsby, Hector of Arklow. THE ARMY. Chatham.? Brevet Lieot. Colonel Errinpton, 51st Kings Own Light Infantry, has received leave of absence from the March, 1854, uniil the arrival of the regimeni m England ; and Brevet Lieut ...

... Corfu—probai lyjhe sGtb, now daily expected Dublin, from Bermuda. The regiments remaining at home will then be the 51st Light Infantry, now at Manchester; the 80th, at Fort George; the filth at Chatham; all of whom have but just returned from long tour ...

... outpos’s in the west Ireland, this day and to-morrow, by tbe 51st King’s own Light Infantry, comnunded by Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Madden, and the dep tof the 105 (Madras Light Infantry), commanded by Captain Josiah Wilkinson, from the ...

... Rangers, now in garrison in Chester, are about to change quarters. The station assigned to that fine Regiment, the 51st Light Infantry, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Rice, is Malta. Three companies, for that destination, under Lieutenant-Colonel ...

... John flighfield, J. M'Cullagh, Esqrs. Departures per Royal Mail Steamers from Kingstown Ykstkkday. —A. J. Wynne, Em.. 51st Light Infantry ; Dr. and Mr*. W. L. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Butler.'Captain and Mrs. Ellerton, J. W. Jenkins, Esq., Mrs. Jenkins, ...

... the crops and the approaching harvest. Cholera was making terrible ravages in the South Western Provinces, The 51st (King's Own) Light Infantry* had, the *2Blh of August, lost one man ont of every* five, and the wing of the94*h Regiment one out every four ...

... to the Queen’s regiments the East Indies that the one cavalry and two infantry regiments about to relieved—the 15th Hussars, after 14 years ; the 51st (King’s Own) Light Infantry, after 15 years ; and the Regiment, after 15 years’ service on the East ...

... event of European »ur, or other exceptional circumstances. Regarding the infantry reliefs, we shall first speak battalions in India. The 48th, 71st Light infantry. Light Infantry, 81st, which went abroad in 1853, and the in February. 1854, ...

... Lord Lieutenant and the Countess Mulgrave entered the presence chamber. The grand hall was lined with company of the 51st light infantry, the band of which regiment played during the evening, and were stationed to the right of the grand staircase. Their ...

... 34tb Regiment ; Orange, 16th Regiment; ShafM, E.A., A.D.C. ; W. C. Goslln, 37th Regiment; Arthur 8. Wynne, Adjutant 51st Light Infantry ;T. A. Henry, 14* Hussars; M'Mahon, 2nd Life Guards; H. Robinson, Royal Engineers; O'Reilly, 66th leglment ; Rorke, ...