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... Carlisle Races. Commission signed by the Lord-Lieutenant of the County Palatine of Lancaster. or Duke of Lancaster’s Own (Light Infantry) Royal Lancashire Militia. Thomas Bestland Knott, gent, late Lieut. 4th foot, to be Ensign. Commission signed by the ...
... before the arrival of the ship in England. As a reward for his gallantry he was promoted to a lieutenancy in the 90th Light Infantry. WOUNDED NIGH UNTO DRATH. When the Crimean war broke out it was decided that the 90th should not take part in it, and ...
... remnants have gone, or are the point of going, lhe cavalry (Scotch Greys and 4th Light Dragoons) vvi be mcoated into the divisions of Lord Cardigan and General Scarlett, The infantry regiments will form a strong 'bvsion under the command of General Sir George ...
... HOME. There are at present only four regiments of infantry, besides the two newly-raised Rifles, quartered in the United Kingdom, the whole of which are under orders for foreign service—viz., tbe 51st, 80th, 94th, and the KING OF SARDINIA. It is reported ...
... Sir Henry Turner Irving, has been selected forth. post of lieutenant-colonel commandingthe Ist King's Own rkshire Light Infantry, the 51st of Minden fame. Sir Henry baa had some '25 year service. and has graduated at the Staff College. His first wife ...
... Sir Henry Allen William Johnson, renewed search in all the odd corners Baronet, Major of the 51st, or Yorkshire Light for similar documents. But even in Infantry Regiment. She was the daughter of T. the older houses in our smaller towns Deami,'Esq., and ...
... which wow rather cloudy in the morning, proved exoeedingly fine in the afternoon, and in the evening the moon with her silver light gave an additional charm to the whole scene. The band, under the able management of their band muter, Mr. Pringle, played admirably ...
... room had been tastefully laid out with small tables and flowers by Mrs. Jackson, assisted by ladies of the church, who served light refreshments. There was a good attendance of memben. The church roll was read by Mr. J. W. Pattinson, and the following elections ...
... ikelebek,' very snail= to the rot, is engendered in very wet seasons, and 'is Windt to care ; the tchitchek 'is a sort of light tla It is leas prevalent than the ' kelebek: and its wages ma 'be partially, if not permanently, arrested by laspeocess of ...
... rummer McCormack, Bloomsbury Rifles. Volunteer Aggregate.--The Trophy and £2O was won by Private Martin, sth Highland Light Infantry, with a score of 158. The Stewards telescope was won by Mr. J. Rigby, N.R.A., score 50. Recruits.—£lo, won by Private ...
... when news came of the Khedive's service since 1884. He served with the sudden loosed some American men-of-war at Samoa. 51st Infantry Regiment in the Jowaki campaign of At once the work of destruction was stopped, the old 1877, and in the Afghan War of ...
... fire the regiments of native infantry, the whole or large portion of which absolutely mutinied Unit, 32nd, 34th, 7th, Btb, 17th, 371h, 40ih, !>ih. 44t1», 54th, (i7th, 23rd, 52nd, 6th, •'Will, KOlh, 61st, 46th, 571h, 14th, 51st, 551h, 16th, 36th, 72nd. In ...