... brave German caval- ry was, I understand, excellent, as was that of f'apt. M'Donald'a troop of horse artillery. '111*. light infantry battalion was nol engaged. The army moved forward yesterday morning, and its left took possession of the cii y of Madrid ...

... centrr on I.i Pclite La r.liuuene Hsfcnnl ».fll « '•' ' ! > r ?? ■vilUee, and th-it 1 ■ft, ramsi.t. n- of t.o division* of infantry, uutler tlie Comte D'Krloi), on tlieri^. of that rivrr, ol a Straus hei-lil in rear qf In'nour. and on ihen mniu of Moiidarin ...

... Cornelia, only daughter of the late Captain R. H. Buchanan, of the 24th Bengal Native Infantry. At Ca*tletown Roche. Ireland. Captain Warden Flood 51st Light Infantry, to Mary, daughter of Lieut.-General the Hon. Arthur Grove Annesley, of Anns Grove, Cork ...

... Lieut. Thomas Brook, ot Askam Bryan, near York, and previously of Woodside, Cheshire, who was many years, in the 51st Regiment of Light Infantry, and accomp t-iieil Sir David Bands expedition, and was in nine engagements of the Peninsular war. Same day. at ...

... others who are i to come will make the total number of kilted volun- teers 158. The 18 who joined on Monday were from the 24th, 51st, 71st, and 88th depots at Chatham. The 93rd bas received orders to be ready on Monday for embarkation at the Royal William ...

... 4tiih .lino, 47ih ditto, 43ih ditto, 49th ditto, 00- h ditto, doth dim , ?? i ditto, v.rd ditto, 6-th Light' Infantry, 71st Huh and Light Infantry, 72ud Highlander*. 771h Foot, 791h ditto, 88th Counaughi Ranger*, 69 h Foot, 90 h ditto, ?? nd diuo, 93rd ...

... Owu Light Infantry, aud others. -Several citizens were also assembled in the hall, around the bell. Captain [em then came forward, and, addressing the Lord Mayor, said he had been commissioned by the officers, ?? officers and soldiers of the 51st Regiment ...

... Capt. and Mrs Walker (2nd West Light Infantry), Mr Winn (7th Hussars), Mrs, Miss, Miss H, snd Mr E. Whittell (Helmsley Lodge), Mr Walker (Yorkshire Hussars), Miss Wallis, Capt Wood (Yorkshire Hussars), MrEB. Willis (51st ?? Mr W. C, Mrs W. and.Miss Barbara ...

... 14th of April, 1852. It was presented to the city of York by the officers, non-commissioned officers, and soldiers of 51st Light Infantry, or York- shire West-Riding Regiment, and is placed in this ancient ball as a trophy of the distinguished services of ...

... oroeeeutor did act appear, ta» .prisoner was discharged. U.vruovoxs© Aawaasaa Basaoel Cobb, a print, in tbe Second West York Light Infantry, waa charge, with having bean drank and ■saaohsri Wm. Wr*. shoemaker, St. Joha'a Pkee. Tbe eotnpsxman t hat a atoll in ...

... Artillery, horse and foot. * At Pesbawur, on the 22nd, three more infantry regiments, the 24th, 27th, and 51st, and the sth Light Cavalry, were deprived of their arm-. A subshdar-major of the 51st was hanged in the presence of all the troops. At Murdan, the ...

... learn, is perfectly quiet. | The 51st Native Infantry had mutinied at i Peshawur on the 29th of August, but on the i following day the revolt had been completely I crushed. The mutiny of a part of the 10th Light Infantry, at Ferozepore, had also been I ...