... Garrison, again countermanding the order for the embarkation on that day of the reinforcements the 18th Royal Irish, 51st Light Infantry, Highlanders, 83rd, 86th, and 98th Regiments for Lidia, the instructions now received by the commanding officers of ...

... establisbnent, consisting of tbe depot companies of the 18th Koval Irish, under the command of Captain G W. Stacpooic; the 51st Light Infantry, commanded Captain C. Acton ; the 64th, in charge of Brevet Major W. J.Chad ...

... par church of Casllefcwn oche, the venerable Edward Lawrence; Archdea .*on and Predendary of Cork, Capt Warden Flood, 51st Light Infantry, grandson of the late Warden Flood, of Paulstown castle, county Kilkenny, Judge of t «e High Court of Admiralty of Ireland ...

... Maharatta country, restless, and at least doubtfully disposed to us. At Bombay we have received reinforcements of the 51st Light Infantry, and the remaining companies of the 72nd ; the latter noble-looking Regiment leaves for Guzcrat next week, to be marched ...

... displayed ’hat amount of discretion for which lie has always hitherto had credit. The service companies of the 51st (King’s Own) Light Infantry, in India, being below their proper complement, valunteering for that regiment has been opened among the regiments ...

... the term the hist male subject seen large a portion of the army has been imbued with Orangeism:— 30. 13th Light Dragoons, No. 165. 51st Light Infantry, 31. Royal Sappers and Min- 161. Foot, ers, 7th company, 190. 6th Dragoon Guards, 33 24th Reg. of Foot ...

... transport Sarah Sands for the Crimea. Friday a sword was presented to iSergeant-Major Thomas Lawrence, of the 51st King’s Own Light Infantry, by the non-commissioned officers of that regiment, as a mark of esteem. Sergeant Lawrence, in returning thanks ...

... Cornet, by purchase, vice Wallace, promoted; July *’• 7th Light Dragoons—Cornet Henry Benjamin I edder, trom the 4th Light Dragoons, to Cornet, vice John Lawrence, who exchanges; July 16. r. Light Dragoons—Major William Sawroy Rawlinson, from the 6th Dragoons ...

... terrible ravages in the south-western provinces. The 51st (King Own) Light Infantry bad up to the -28 th August lost one man out of even and the wing of the 94th Regiment one ot efour. In fifteen days the 51st Regiment lost J 6l 8 women, and children, and the ...

... MUTINIED. Cavalry—One regiment «>f Light Cavalry, regiments Light Cavalry, one do. (jiart of), six do. Irregular, two do. (part of), one do. (fifth part of)— 8,300. Infantry— * Thirty-nine regiments, two do. (part of), men belonging to three different ...

... of Infantry, by purchase Major James Brander, from IJd foot. Brevet Colonel John Pringle, from 26th foot. Major William Pearce, from the foot. Major John Leslie, from the foot. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel A. Anderson, from foot be Majors of Infantry, by ...

... Plunket, Esq., J.P., Penang, of a . On the in«t., at Gillingham, Kent, the wife of Ma jor Stewart Cleeve, 51st (the King’s Own) Light Infantry Regiment, of ...