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... Sub-Lieutenant, pnreliase, vue V .Gent, to Cornet and Sal. Lieutenant, by purel.ase, vi. OtiL y Light Dragoons-Lieutenant it Carophi 11, from 11,e loth Light Dragoons, to Lieutenant, vice \ er- Olh'thuo—Cornet Andrew to l.e I.lcut nant, y Legard ;J Spicer ...
... stationed at Island bridge, Dublin, expected t'* embark for the West Indies about the end the year. . i detachment of the Light Infantry has repiac the depot companies of the regiment, at the igc° House Fort. . The following British Regiments were engaged ...
... Regiments inlended for foreign ser vice:—46th and 93d to ihraltar; 12th t«. the Maun, tius, relieve the 291h, ordered home; 51st Light Infantry New South Wales; 77th regime, it to Malla ; 68th, from Gibraltar to Jamaica, lo here •lered home; 70lh to Barbadoes ...
... 92 Highlanders, which arc be conveyed to Corfu, relieve the service companies the 10th Foot, abroad since 1826. The 51st Light Infantry to embark at Chatham by delochinents, when required, for New South Wales. The service companies of the 77th regiment ...
... Wales; Chatham Lancers—Glasgow 51st—Chatham 10th Hussars—York 52d—Gibraltar; Carlisle 11th Light Dragoons —lndia; 53d—Ccphalonia ; Spike Isld. Maidstone. 54th—India; Chatham 12th lancers—Coventry 55th—India; Chatham 13tb Light Dragoons—lndia; 56th—Jamaica ...
... THE ARMY The depot companies of the Light Infantry embarked at Carlisle, on board the St. George steam-vessel, the sailed the 23d, and arrived Belfast on the 21th ult., where they disembarked, and proceeded to Xewry. The depot compsnie»of the 9oth Regiment ...
... displayed by tbc 13ih Light Infantry, daring the campaign* in the linimcse enipiieand AUglianislan, her Majesty lia* been pleased to approve that regiment assuming the title ot the 13th, or Ptince Albert’s regiment of Light Infantry, and of its facings ...
... ter ;48th—Gibraltar; Guerntct 2*l—Hxeter ]49th—China; Chatham :}.l—Bengal; Maidstone -50th—Bengal; Chatham 4th —Canterbury 51st—Van Dicman’s Land tit it Clnni>killinp)F.dinbunrh Chatham 7th Hus*strs—Canada; Dor s‘2d-N.Brunswick, Athlon* Bib—Hounslow ( ...
... following distinctions, in commemoration of their services during the second campaign in Afghanistan, in the year 1812, viz.; —3d Light Dragoons, 9th Foot, 13th Foot, and the Foot, * Cabool, 4lsv Foot, *‘Ghuzoee and Cabool, 1842.” Her Majesty has likewise been ...
... revenge; and beheld in thee the star of my future fortunes. 1 repaired forthwith to Venice, and procuring from skilful artist a light mask, so well wrought that it migbtdefy detection, assumed a new character. As Alzato, rescued you from a feigned attack of ...
... purchase, vice Sir E. Poore, appointed the Scots Fusilier Guards. 3jih Lieut. Anthony Leslie, from half-pay Glengarry Light Infantry Feucibles, to be Lieut, vice Ward, promoted ; Ensign Frederick G. Elkington, to Lieut, by purchase vice Leslie, who retires ...
... ouh Light Dragoons— , Rifl, l>t bat—Ftrmoy Lxeier hat—Canada; Aber-14lh—Bombar Maidstone de«n. |slh Hussars —Madras ; 61st—Cork Maidstone 62d—Bengal; Chatham I6ih Lancers—Bengal; 631—Mauras; Chatham Maidstone 17th Brighton ■ 6-^th—Dublin INFANTRY. Birr ...