... for foreign service to prepare for immediate embarkation—viz., the 15th Foot, recently returned from Ceylon ; the 51st King’s Light Infantry, ditto India ; 80th Foot and 941h Foot, ditto, ditto. Detachments from the various depot companies, and l,‘40l) ...

... the Crimea, to be formed into the sth infantry division of the array. These regiments were the 34th and 71st from Corfu, the 68th from Gallipoli, the 62nd from Malta, the 97th from Athens, and the Light Infantry from Dublin. We subsequently stated that ...

... MANCHESTER. Presentation of Medals to the 51st Light Infantry.—The announcement that prior to the departure of the regiment for the Crimea, the officers and privates of the 01st Light Infantry who were engaged during the Bunnese war and lent ...

... of the late Colonel Coddington, R.E., of Oldbridge, Drogheda, co. Meath, and Captain C. R. I»:gham Brooke, 51st King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, second of the Archdeacon of Halifax, will take place at Oldb,ridge, on October sth. HALIFAX LADY’S HANL'SOME ...

... number of ineffec- front wound* and sickness, was about 5,600. It J f regiments of cavalry, numbering co, . 0 f battalions of infantry, of various L n 2th. but pretty accurate average of 1 ■ eftC or something over .33,000 in which w ' ries, ami some troops ...

... arrived lately. The K2nd Regiment arrived in the Indiana to-day, and the 6 ...

... over 80 years old. For the first time it became known as the Ist York. West Riding.” the 51st Foot (now the first Battalion of tho King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry) becoming the “2nd York, West Riding.” The presumption is that the introduction of county ...

... not a single case of sickness in the division. On board these vessels are two battalions of the 2d Light Infantry, two of the 48th, two companies of the 51st,two companies of the Foot Chasseurs, and one company of the Engineers. Our officers are treated ...