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... and Col. Francis George Cocksedoe Probart, from half-pay, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, to command the 51st Regimental District (the King's Own Light Infantry, South Yorkshire Regiment), to which the 65th Regimental District (the York and Lancaster Regiment) ...
... Barnes â 24th inst , at 143, Lower Brown-road, Bury St. Edmund's, George E. Barnes (late colour-sergeant of the 43rd Light Infantry, also of the staff ot the West Sufiolk Militia and Bury Volunteers), in hia 60th year. Barrellâ 22nd inst., at Drinkstone ...
... Jay. Esq. On the 16th inst, At Sponish. liochraaddy, N. 8., Donald Chas. Cameron, Esq,, of Glenbrittle. Captain Highland Light Infantry Militia, to Anne, eldest daughter of Chas. Shaw, Esq., W.S., Sheriff- Substitute of Inverness-shire, Lochmaddy. Difd.— ...
... Fourth Brigades. The former consisted of the 81st, the 14th Sikhs, and the 24th Native Infantry. The Fourth Briende consisted of the 51st Foot, the 6th Native Infantry, and the 45th Sikhs. With them wags a mountain battery and a battery of Horse Artillery ...
... much ground as possible. . . . Each infantry regiment, as the Ameer passed through its opened ranks, presented arms, the band playing the National Anthem, followed the regimental quick step. The two first native infantry regiments were in red, the three ...
... Greys) 2nd Dragoons, and is as follows : On the Hanoverian Guards and the six regU ments of British Infantry:—our brave 12th, 20th, 23rd, 25th, 3/th and 51st Foot fell the chief fury of the action. They were formed in one division, covered by Brigade of British ...
... to the Rectory of Bagthorpe, in this county. 14tA Light Draaootu. Major and Brevet-Colonel Charim Moriey Balden, C. 8.. from half-pay unattached, I to bo Major, repaying the difference between infantry and oavaliy. Tm Late Rev. J. 8. Surtees.? bet week ...
... Ireland. Lieut. -Col. ani> Col. Lionel Smith Warren, half- pav, t>> be Lieut.-Colonel to command the 51st Regi- mental District (the King's Own Light Infantry, South Yorkshire Regiment), to which the 65th Regimental 1 listrict (the \ ork and Lancaster Regiment) ...
... Hardwick. Bridge. — 29th ult., at 44, St. James's-square, Notting- hill, W., Robert Onslow Bridge, late Captain Royal Marine Light Infantry, in the 80th year of his age, grandson of the late Francis Gross, ?? ?? and F.L.S. Brown.— 3rd inst., at Ely, John Robert ...
... Company's vessels destroyed the whole of the stockades the KauKoon river. On the 12th, her Majesty’s 51st, her Majesty’s 18th, and the 40th Native Infantry landed, at took, after severe fighting. stockade called the Whit -horse picket, Majo. I Fraser, of ...
... appointment in the household, or in Ireland. Earl Grey's joungestson.who sometime ago purchased alieu- teuancy in the 51st Infantry, and who recently did duty in Dublin with the 43d Regiment, is one of the Lord Lieutenant's aides-de-camp — a situation ...
... MARRIED. On the 6th of OscetulMsr last, at the Cathedral, Calcutta Edward T. Dundas, Esq , of the Bengal Native Infantry, to Louisa Anna Maria, youngest daughter the Rev. Mordaunt liarnaid, Hector of Little BardHelJ, Essex. the I.sth inst., at ILckling ...