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... whom gave great satisfaction. Amongst the gentlemen present were Colonel Harrington, of the 51st, and several officers of the 51st Light Infantry and the 3rd Light Dragoons, SirH.de Trafford is also a patron of these sports, but he was not ...
... men of the 3d Dragoon Guards, men of the Bth Hussars, and 40 men of the 17th Lancers, from Canterbury; 160 men of the 51st Light Infantry, from Walmar; 103 men of the Regiment, from Colchester; and one officer of the Regiment, from Cork ; total, one officer ...
... serving in the colonies and the militia the corps can be embarked above 1,000 strong about the middle of Jane. The 51st Light Infantry will muster about l,4oobajonet»j in addition to the depot companies which will be left in England. portion of the regiment ...
... ships can be procured for that purpose.— United Service Gazette. Tboofs India for the Cape of Good Hope.—The 51st (King's Own Light Infantry Regiment), at present serving iu the Madras presidency, under the command the Lietenant Colonel W. H. Elliott ...
... of artillery, horse and foot. Peshawur, on the 22d, three more infantry regiments, the 24th,27th, and 51st, and the. Light Cavalry were deprived of their arms. A Subahdar-major of the 51st was hanged in presence of all the troops. At Murdan the 55th, or ...
... the same evening,and the European infantry the following morning, leaving the 26th Madras Nstive Infantry to garrison Martakan, where they were joined during the afternoon by the company of Madras artillery, with its light field battery, with instructions ...
... the 12th iust., with 35 passengers and £40,582 of gold. Her dates are Melbourne, May 30. Great Britain left Melbourne on the 51st of May, with 101,600 ounces of gold. At Melbourne, Mr O'Shaughnessy's ministry has resigned in consequence vote of want of ...
... unfortunate event occurred to mar the pleasant quiet of the proceedings. A party of four officers belonging to the 51st Native Infantry, after visiting the Ameer's camp, rode on into the mouth of the Khyber, in defiance of the strict prohibitory orders ...
... to prepare draughts to reinforce the battalions on active service. The commanders of the depots of the 51st, 62d, 81st, 95th, and Regiments of Infantry have been desired to support the number of well-disciplined men they can supply. The 7th Regiment of ...
... crops and the approaching harvest. Cholera was making terrible ravages in the South-Western provinces. The King’s Own Light Infantry had up to the 28th lost one man out of every five, and the wing of the 94th Regiment one out of every four. In 15 days ...