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... other root crops have benefatted by the rain. The 51st Light Infantry.—ln the early part of the week orders were received from the Horse Guards to the effect that tbe first division of the 51st Light Ihfantry, now stationed at the barracks, ...
... year, the rate of per cent, per annum, and carrying a surplus forward of about £1-5,000. Departure of the 51st Light Infantry from Manchester.— The 51st Lightlnfantry, which has been for some timein Manchester and under orders for the C.imea, left this city ...
... Review of the 25th Regiment of Infantry. On Wednesday morning, at eleven o'clock, General Sir Harry Smith, the commander of the troops for the northern district, reviewed the 25th Regiment (King's Own Borderers,) at the infantry barracks, Regent Road, Salford ...
... preparations for the expedition and the embarkation of the artillery and of stores continue. A large body of the Royal Marine Light Infantry, so long encamped on the heights of Balaklava, were marched down to-day to the water's edge, and followed their comrades ...
... Wight ( Vt , ,, Artillery—Eastbourne Artillery— jri. »ici. Tower Hamlets—King's Own Light Hereford—Aldershott Infantry—Hackney Hertford—Aldershott ,, Queen'sOwn Light Infantry- Kent Kast) Malta, Canterbury WooKvieh „ (West)—Castlebar Warwick—Plymouth ,, A ...
... given in by at the Town Hall, two names of great interest were omitted, viz.:— L William Wadsworth. Smallbridge, 51st Regimeut of Light Infantry, aged entered in 1807, went to the Peninsula 1808, was at the retreat and battle of Corunna, Caidad Roderigo, ...
... Native Infantry—mutinied at Nusseerabad. 72nd Regiment Native Infantry -mutinied at Neemuch. 24th Regiment Native Infantry disarmed at Peshawur, May 22. 27th Regiment Native Infantry disarmed at Peshawur, May 22. 51st Regiment Native ...
... was placed in the hands of the printer :— April 3. Barrackpore. -19th Native Infantry disbanded. May 5. Barrackpore.— 34th N.I. (seven companies) do. May 10. Meerut.— 3rd Light Cavalry, 11th N. 1., and 20th N.I. mutinied. May 12. Delhi.— 3«th, 51th, N. ...
... Windham, and Major-General Sir S. H. Rose. The non-commissioned officers of the permanent staff of the 3rd West York Light Infantry, stationed at Doncaster, are, by authority, busily employed in recruiting for the regular army. It appears from a summary ...
... 14th August; the Bengal Native Infantry were disarmed at Ghazeepore on the 10th August. The 10th Light Cavalry mutinied at Ferozepore on the 19th August, and murdered Nelson, the veterinary surgeon. The 51st Native Infantry mutinied at Peshawur on the 28th ...
... NATIVE TROOPS. A letter from an Artillery officer at Peshawur, of September 6, makes mention of the mutiny of the disarmed 51st Regiment, whilst their lines were being searched for concealed arms:— On the 28th ulf. a great many weapons of all descriptions ...
... Artillery, detail of Foot Artillery, and three more companies of the 72nd. As write the Calcutta is signalled with the 51st Light Infantry. Exchange on London, two shillings aud two-pence two thirds PROMPTITUDE AND GENERALSHIP OF SIR COLIN CAMPBELL. The following ...