... Horse Artillery, Royal Engineers, Military Train. 4tb (King's Own), 18th (Royal Irish), 33rd (Duke of Wellington's), 51st (Light Infantry), 64th, 66.h, 71*t (Highlanders), 83rd, 89th, 92nd and 95th Regiments. The voyage from dam «. tg.o*l4lo*™, including ...

... Templemore; Captain H. L. Cafe and seven men of the 94th Regiment, from the Hut Barracks, Chatham ; and four men of the 51st Light Infantry from Chichester. The following officers also embarked for Kurraehee in tbe same vessel :— Lieutenant-Colonel R. J. ...

... observe that every act done by Mr* Budden was approved of by the corps. The Pegu Prize Monet.— The 18th Royal Irish, the 51st Light Infantry, and tbe 89th Regiment are entitled to share in tbe Pegu prize money, which is to be made payable in the first instauce ...

... Gravesend on Monday morn- ing from Kurrachee, having on board 212 non commissioned offiaen and men of the 27th, 46th. 51st (Light Infantry ), 79th, 92ni, 93rd (Highlanders). 94th, and 98th Raiments, and the 2nd battalion Rifle Brigade, witb fifteen women ...

... Guards, 7th Hussars, 3rd Bengal Ligbt Cavalry, oth Bengal Light Cavalry, Royal Artillery, Bengal Artillery, 7th (Fusileers), £4th, 4Gth, 51st (the King's Light Infantry), 52nd (Light Infantry), 81st, and 93rd ...

... Hants on Tuesday was rather letter attended, there being present then thirty-one of all ranks, and a very good drill in light infantry movements took place in Dr. Bohr's field, under Colour-serjeant Mason, whose assistance on the occasion, in the absence ...

... 13th Hussars • and Deputy Purveyor J. Croft. ' Death of General Sir T. Willshire, G.C.B.— The colonelcy of the 51st (King's Own) Light Infantry Regiment of Foot bas become vacant by the death of General Sir Thomas Willshire, which took place on Satur- day ...

... the 86th Foot, to be General ; and Major-General George Dixon to be Lieutenant- General. The Colonelcy of the 51st King's Own Light Infantry, to which the deceased General was appointed on the 26th June, 1849, has also become vacant. ■ Orders have beeu ...

... been officially reported at the War Department since the Ist of June :— Gen. Sir T. Wiltshire, ?? colonel of the 51st King's Own Light Infantry ; Lieut.-Gen. W. Sutherland, C.8., colonel of the 93rd Sutherlandshire Highlanders ; Major- Generals the Hon. ...

... under the command of Colonel Taite, and the light infantry, under Colonel Ayles. The Major- General appears to have been well pleased with the artillery division, bnt in his address to the light infantry division he informed them that they were not in ...

... 19th Begiment • Lieutenant E. D. Oliver and forty men of all ranks of the 51st (King's Own) Light Infantry ; and 128 non-commis- sioned officers and men of the 109 th Bombay Infantry. Prior to the embarkation of the troops they were inspected by Major-General ...

... aud embarked on board the Enchantress for luncheon, after which they crossed to Goßport and inspected the Royal Marine Light Infantry at Forton, and the gun- boat sheds and slipway at Haslar. In the evening the Duke of Somerset and other Lords of the Admiralty ...