... May; Captain A. R. Dyneley, of the Royal Artillery, died of fever, at Calcutta, on the 4th May; Lieutenant Sysffield, 51st Light Infantry, is also amongst the deaths. In addition Colonel Colheck, is reported dead from wounds; Captain Cardlaw. killed; Lieutenants ...

... granting Captain Coles £100 for every cupola brought into the service for the next years. Captain Minchin, formerly 51st Light Infantry, and Quartermaster Henry, 9th depot battalion, have been appointed Military Knightj of Windsor. Colonel Hams, of Bth ...

... granting Captain Coles £100 for every cupola brought into the service tor the next years. Captain Minchin, formerly 51st Light Infantry, and Quartermaster Henry, 9th depot battalion, have been appointed Military Knighte of Windsor. Colonel Haius, of Bth ...

... terrible ravages in the South Western provinces. The 51st King's Own Light Infantry had, up to the 28th of Aug., lost one man out of every tive, and the 94th Regiment Inis out of every four. In 15 days, the 51st Regiment lost 191 men, 8 women, and 9 chddren ...

... year, Lieut. Thomas Brook, of Askam Bryan, near York, and previously of Woodside, Cheshire. He was many years in the 51st Light Infantry, accompanied Sir David Baird's expedition, and was in nine engagements in the Peninsular war. At Springvale, Mayo, lately ...

... service, besides the depots of regiments on foreign service, 11 regiments of infantry—the 18th royal Irish, 51st light infantry. 54th, 66th, 71st, 72nd, 80th, 82nd, 90th, light infantry, 91st, and 94th. This f ...

... Lieutenant Knight, 90th L ; Infantry, trom Athloue to Birmingham; Lieutenant Grant 35th Regiment, to Reading; Lieutenant Massy, Fusiliers' to Athloue; Lieutenant Warren, 12th Kegimenf, to Boyle • and Lieutenant Oldham, 51st Light Infantry, to Cloamel —' Army ...

... Prome, having been attacked and plundered by a large body of dacoits, company of her Majesty's 51st Light Infantry and two companies of the Madras Native Infantry were despatched by the Damoodah from Promo for its protection. ' the troop landing,' says the ...

... the Garvies ; the 58th are the Steelbacks, from some forgotten circumstance; and, from their initials, the 51st Own Light Infantry call themselves the Rolls. Chu mbtrs's Journal. THERE are in the world three kinds of things•—the valuable, the ...

... terrible ravages the Southwestern provinces. The 51st King's Own Light Infantry had up to the 28th Aug. lost 1 man out ef every 5, and the wing of the 94th Regiment one out of every four. In 15 days the 51st Regiment 161 men, 8 women, and 9 children, and ...

... especial auspices of Sir de Part., and the Officers of Cue 3rd Dragoons and the 51st Light Infantry, stationed Manchester. Tbe wrest'timr, as usual, extended over two days, the * light and heavy weiehts beimr disposed of on Monday. Tuesday was occupied the ...

... regards crops aud the approaching harvest. Cholera was making terrible ravages in the Southwestern provinces. The 51st King'u Own Light Infantry naa to the 23tb Aug. lost 1 man out of every 5, and the wing of the Regiment one out of every four. In 15 days ...