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... more regiments from the Mediterranean to the Crimea. The regiments to be sent in the course of the spring are the 51st King's Light Infantry, the 80th, and 94th ; and when they are formed, the 3rd battalion of the 60th Rifles and the Rifle brigade. Considerable ...
... more regiments from the Mediterranean to the Crimea. The regiments to be sent in the course of the spring are the 51st 'Sing'. light infantry, the 60111, the 940, and when they are formed, the 3d battalion of the 60th rifled, and the rifle brigade. Considerable ...
... serving in the colonies and the militia the corps can be embarked above 1000 strong about the middle of June. The 51st King's Light Infantry will muster about 1400 bayonets, in addition to the depot companies which will be left in England. A portion of ...
... expected. Th. /waren/ de of the 10th last., that the troops of corps of army of reserve, coosing of the imperial guard, infantry. cavalry. artillery, sad lb waggon trio, wer• about to embark for on expedition, 'operated to be directed naiad or the Lower ...
... vice McCormick, who retiree. Id Light Drag.—Cornet C. T. Goff, from 12th Light Drag., cornet, wittiout purds, vico Montagu, appointed to bth Light Drag. 4th Light Drag.—E W. Blackett, gent., cornet, without perch. ISth Light Drag.—Lieut. C. ...
... which have already been presetoted to several regiments which took part in the campaign, were distributed to the 51st (King's Own) light infantry, now under tinders for the Crimea, by General Sir Harry Smith, at Manchester, Renee of a considerable number ...
... force attached to the Turkish Contingent will be English. On Wednesday the presentation of new colours to the 51st (or King's Own Light Infantry), now under orders for the Crimea, took place in the Regent-road Barracks, Manchester. Lieutenant-General fir ...
... British Genus. Legiou—let Light —Envoi. Lioutcoant-Colooel Adolph Vou Hooke to to bootees*. colonel comman.lant. vice Murray, resigued. Light b. fautry —Major William Gordon Cameron to lientemantcolonel commandant. 4th Light Infantry—John Humbly Humfroy, formerly ...
... Rathboree, 24th 'rive infantry; Jame. Tra• ears, 21 Bengal native infantry ; Hoary Juesph Pally, 811. Bombay infantry ; Edwarl Lorimer. Russell, 12th Bombay mattes refrtry ; Robert Romer Yommbusband, 20th Bombay native infantry ; Hoary Frederick Duneford ...
... iirtf Foot. 41th.—Ensittn Thomas Quinn hss been permitted to retire from the service by the sale of his commission. 51st.—Frederick Thomas Hutntrey, gent., to be ensign by purchase, vice Scott, promoted ; John Burton, gent., to be ensign by purchase, ...
... day was favourable, nut being too cold. CURRAGH FOOT-RACES, ATHLETIC GAMES, &c. Stewards: Major Irby. alai King's Own Light Infantry; Captain Es :londe, I Sth Royal Irish; Captain Drowe, 94th I:raiment. June: Major Man, Brigade Major, 2nd Brigade. Wa ...
... lonel Vaughan and the officers of the station. Oa the 12th he saw the light brigade, cementing of a battery of artillery, a detachment of the 51. t light infantry. and two infantry regiments of the Punjaub irregular force. The evening was devoted to ...