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... for foreign service to prepare for immediate embarkation—viz., the 16th Foot, recently returned from Ceylon ; the 51st King’s Light Infantry do., from India ; 80th Foot, do.; and 94th Foot. do., detachments from the various depot companies, and 1200 cavalry ...
... Artillery, horse and foot. At Peshawur.on the 22d, three more infantry regiments, the 24th, 27th, and 51st, and the Light Cavalry, were deprived of their arms. A subahdar-major of the 51st was hanged in the presence of all the troops. At Murdun, the 55th ...
... flight. Ensign Marsi and Mr Tandy, volunteers, were killed. The 10th Light Cavalry mutinied Feronzerore (Feroaepore?) the l!»th August, and murdered Nelson the veterinary surgeon. The 51st Nat ve Infant y mutinied at Peshawnr on the 28th August, but most ...
... portion of the 2d Bombay Light Cavalry which mutinied at Neemuch, had been disarmed. Three additional Bengal regiments fall to added to the list of the rebel force, viz., the 51st and 65th Bengal Native Infantry, and the 10th Light Cavalry 7. The mutiny ...
... British divisioas The Portuguese cintre, by the powerful concentration of the enemy's artillery and the subsequent over rush of infantry, wee driven in, the Portuguese fighting bravely. The situation was laved by the British troops on the right forming • defensive ...
... held their ground One of the very gallant officers who contributed to that success was Colonel Anderson, of the Highland Light Infantry,. Your brave Colonel waft killed in terrible fighting. Such men cannot die. He lives to-day in your hearts and in the ...
... D CONDUCT Major-General V. M. M Fortune, C. 8., D. 5.0., G.O.C. of the 51st Division and Highland Area, visited Fort George and inspected the Ist Batt. The Highland Light Infantry. Later he presented the following members of the regiment with the Long-Service ...
... being placed in the vault Mr Duncan piper to The Mackintosh, played The Mackintosh's Lament. Buglers from the Highland Light Infantry sounded the Last Post and Reveille, and the simple. yet impressive, service ended. His Majesty the King was represented ...