... Tur Anwy.—The 12th Lancers, 43rd Light Infantry, | and 73rd Highlanders, are to proceed from the Cape of) Good Hope to the East Indies to relieve the 15th Hussars 51st Light Infantry, and 94th, which are to come home. The battalion of the ...

... Heyman, Miss Banks Wright, Mr. Vere Wright, Miss Surtees, Captain A. Dashwood, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Cradock, Mr. Spragg (51st Light Infantry), Mr. and Mrs. Middleton, Mr., Mrs., and Misses Peach (2), Capt. and Miss Burnaby, Miss Marshall, Earl of Lanesborough ...

... toth, and 18th Hrxears. ed Brigade—Major-General Sir J. Vandeleur and 16th Light Dragoons. 34 Brigade— General Sir Wm. Ponsenby. ist — and 6th Dracooes. C. Grant. , and Light Dragoons. 5th Brigade— Maj ot General Somerset. Life Guards, an d Koyal Horse ...

... Catholic Bill. Mr. Sadler's age is about fifty. In person light and active; a partial baldness displays to advantage his ample forehead; and the fire of genius sparkles in his dark eyes, which light up and give animation to his pale but expressive countenance ...

... Battalion, consisting of 23 men belonging to the 25th Regiment (the King’s Own Borderers), 9 men of the 5lst King’s Own Light Infantry, and 10 men of the 84th, were in- spected by the commandant, Colonel James Simpson; at the conclusion each man was furnished ...

... 41st 42nd Bermuda of Wight Do (res butt) Kilkenny 44tb Isle Do (res batt) 45th C of G H (res batt) C G 46th 48th Dubliu 49th 51st 53rd 54th Antigua 35th Dublin 56th (1st b) Gibraltar Do (2nd b) Gibralter Enniskillen N S W’alea b) Do Dublin Newutle-ou-Tyn ...

... movements changing front preparing for cavalry in line etc blank firing independent and by volleys was well executed also the light infantry Column of double companies then farmed Captains Pearson and Acheson having drilled the battalion in highly satisfactory ...