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... Miss Louisa Hare, Miss Helen Hare, Capt. Hare, 51st Light Infantry, Capt. Harris, lst Devon Militia, Mr. Walter Boger, Mr. William Eastlnke, Mrs. William Eastlake, Mr. Brooking Soady, 24th Bengal Infantry, Mr. and Mrs. Skirving, Mr. R. Clist West, Tavistocki ...
... NAVAL AND MILITARY. New Infantry Cap.—We have seen a specimen of the shell or frame work of the new infantry helmet which has been sent out to Sir Charles Napier—at his own desire, we believe—as model for the army clothiers in India It is in shape like ...
... stringent measures. The 'iatetvieW took place, Lieut. Ori having with him but a few men of his own corpse H. M.'s First Light Infantry battalion. In the discuaiion which ensued, the rajah's vakeel made use of insolent language, upon which Lieut. Orr ordered ...
... President of the Republic decrees : a o-f Natl Assembly is dissolved, oi -—Universal suffrage is re-established. The law of the ,51st May is abrogated. ' ,: T c Fr f , P eo P le convoked in their respective districts from the 14th to the 21st December. th ...
... Ensign C. J. Magnay to Lieut., by purchase vice Hewetson, who retires. Brevet — Captain. S. A. Abbott, of the 51st Bengal Native Infantry, to have the rank of Major in the tlast Indies Royal Artillery—Lieut. Colonel W. Bell to be Colonel, vice Cruttenden ...
... same evening, and the European infantry the following morning, leaving the 26th Madras Native Infantry to garrison Martaban, where they were joined during the forenoon by the company of Madras Artillery, with its light field battery, with instructions ...
... and Major Griffiths, Madras Infantry, who both died of coup de soleil; Colonel Bogle, wounded by musketshot through the thigh; Lieutenant Donaldson, Bengal Engineers, mortally wounded; Captain Blundell, Her Majesty's 51st, dangerously wounded ; Lieutenant ...
... ditto—Canterbury for India. 50th ditto—Preston. 7th ditto— Ballincollig. 51st ditto—Madras; Chatham. lst Dragoons—Brighton. ditto—Dublin. 2nd ditto-Dorchester. ditto—Bengal; Chatham 3rd Light ditto—Bengal; Maidst. 54thditto—Quebec Londonderry 4th ditto—lpswich ...
... years. June 22, at Amherst, while on service with the British, troops in Burrnah, Major W. H. Hare. Her Majesty's? 51st Light Infantry, eldest son of Major Hare, Retreat* near Plymouth. Sept. 21, aged years, Mr. Badcock, of the Crab Tree Inn, regretted ...
... London, aged 45. June 22, at Amherst, while on service with the British troops, Burmah, Major W. 11. Hare, Her Majesty's 51st Light Infantry, eldest son of Major Hare, Retreat, near Plymouth. Sept. 29, in James street-ope, Devonport, suddenly, Mr. Chappie, ...
... Cornet, purchase. Bth Light Dragoons—W. Mu«s«nden, geat., Cornet, purchase. Light Dragoons—Cornet A. E. Benson to be Lieutenant, pnrcnase, vice Furlie, who retires j J. J. N. Bueh-non. gent., to Coruet, purchase, vice Benson. Light Dragoons-W. D. Kelly ...
... Ric*. 51st Foot. T tub Abut.—Captains A. N. Campb*! l, Foot; and W. T Bruce, 18th Foot. THE Indies.—Majors J. Turwm, Bengal Artillery; J. q. Bengal Native Infantry; W. Hiii, 'st Madras FusUiers: NeiU. l*t Madras J. C. Boulder**n, Native Infantry; H. Fraser ...