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... from this garrison, en route for Gravesend, there embarked board the Lord Hunger/ord, consisting of Id men of King’s Own Light Infantry, :{7 men of the 84th, and 8 mi-n of the 91th Regiment. These troops are bound for Madras, to join their respective regiments ...
... forces in the theatre of war amounted to seven divisional cavalry equipped with light tanks, one regiment of armoured cars of an obsolete pattern, and two battalions of infantry tanks, the latter, except for 23 Mark II tanks, being armed with one machine-gun ...
... that the swearing a new affidavit was not required— Saunders's Sews-Letter. The Army —The depot companies of the 52d Light Infantry embarked at Carlisle, on board the St. George steam-vessel, on the 22.1, taijed on the 231, and arrived Belfast the 24th ...
... do. Light—Newbridge. do. do.—BlrmlugUam. .’ith Lancers—Newbridge. Dragoons—ludia : Maid* stone. 7th do.—Bengal: Canterbury. Sth—Bombay: Canterbury. Uth Lancers—Bengal: Maidstone. Hussars—Aldershott. 1 1th—Brighton. Laucoru Maid stone. 13th Light Drag ...
... 3d do. Light—Curragb. 4th do. do.—Manchester. Lancers—Aldershott. do.—Bombay: Maidstone. 7th Hussars—Bengal: Canterbury. Bth—Bombay: Canterbury. Bth Lancers—Exeter. 10th Hussars—Hounslow. 11th do.—Birmingham. 12thLancers —Madras: Leeds. Light Dragoons ...
... Service.— i6th and to Gibraltar ; 12th to the Mauritius, to relieve the 29th, ordered horn'?; 51st Light Infaulty to New South Wales; 77th Regiment Malta; LWlit Infantry, from Gibraltar Jamaica, relieve the Regiment, ordered home; 70th to to replace the 63th ...
... make the usual affidavit to it was on his return home, about five he he perfect Without at, at his door. It appears he had a light in his not lofty, his servant having gone into the stable, he stood a on led her when a man appeared behind a little wall, ...
... continued working, he replied—” Sure and the lark’s never first, stall, at all ; and it the moon, glory to God for it, that lights us boys the night These sons of Erin put more of the poetry of nature in their common con versa’ion than any other people ...
... immediate direction of Mr. H. C. Duckworth. Tna Late Burke. —The funeral of Captain W. H. Burke, adjutant 51st King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, now stationed in this city, who died on Friday last from effect# of injuries received on Thursday by being ...
... H. 11‘Bean to Quartermaster, vice M. Nelson, who retires upon half-pay. 3d Light Dragoons—N. C. Chicberter, gent., to Cornet, by purchase, vice Bennett, who retires. 13th Light Ilragoons—Surgeon J. Paynter, from 48th Foot, to Surgeon, vice Young, who exchanges ...
... loaded, determined smoke (he snake out of its hidingplace. One of them accordingly thrust some lighted material in at the end, whilst another put down a lighted slick into the touch-hole. The piece at once went off, killing one man and wounding three others ...
... regiments destined for Africa, and now their way, are stilted to lie the Ath and Kith Uic line, the dbth and 51st, the 4>ld, the I'.'th Light Infantry, the 3d Chasseurs, and the Alh Chasseurs. These regiments were quartered at Perpignan, Marseilles, Toulon ...