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... Brett, who retires upon temporary half pay, re- ceiving the former difference between the value of a majority of cavalry and infantry ; Captain William Wedderburn Ar- buthnot to bo Major, by purchase, vice Brevet Colonel Sir F. L. Arthur, Bart., who retires ...
... R.N., aged 34. On the 29ch of May, 1863, at sea, on the passage from Cal- cutta, Major John Henry Dickson, late of the 51st Light In- fantry, youngest son of the late Major-General Sir Alexander Dickson, G.C.B. On the 22nd October, at Fyzabad, in the ...
... 12s Bd. Mimtaey Changes.— The depots of the 43rd and 51st Regiments are coming into the barracks from Chatham. It is intended to form here a division composed exclusively of depdts of Light Infantry regiments. Mabket Dinneb.— The annnal market dinner at ...
... same day the depots of the 43rd Light Infantry and 51st King's Own arrived here from Chatham to join the 7th Depot Battalion. The 43rd depot numbered three officers, eight Serjeants, and 260 rank and file ; and the 51st, four officers and 100 rank and ...
... th), Mr. Shepherd, 8.E., Capt. Collins (26th Cameronians), Captain Wynne, Mr. Phillips and Mr. G. Scott (52nd Light Infantry), Mr. Bobertson (51st), Mr. Molloy (45th), Mr. T. Blaikie, Mr. and Mrs. Shubrick, Colonel and Mrs. Grifliths, Mr. and Mrs. Le Feuvre ...
... Artillery ; Captains W. Ferguson, 4th (King's Own) Regiment ; A. R. Close, 43rd Light Infantry (killed in action in New Zealand) ; E. D. Oliver, 51st (King's Own) Light Infantry ; A. B. K. Wil- liamson, 78th Highlanders; G. S. Watson, 88th ...
... Wilder and Southwick. The light wind kept the smoke away aad broke the clouds of duat which marked the ruah of infantry and artillery from every point. Gun after gun as it got into poeition began ita roar, and the lineB of infantry, now deployed in front ...
... in perfect battle array. The cavalry had their vedettes out and the infantry their out- posts. On the right were the Horse Artillery, with the Ist and 4th Dragoon Guards, then the 51st and 57th Begiments, and the 98th Regiment, the 2nd battalion of the ...
... Mr. David Conroy, Churoh-street, Romsey. The deceased was originally iv* the army and present at Waterloo wilh the 51st Light Infantry. On the 16th instant, at Fareham, aged 79, Mary Aun, daughter of the late Lieutenant James Alison. On the 13th instant ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS BLETHS. On the 17th inst., at Claramond House, Winchester, the wife of Colonel Agg, late 51st Light Infantry, of a daughter On the 15th instant, at Southsea, the wife of Lieut. A. X Btakted, E.N., H.M.S. EexeUmU, of a son. On ...
... and placed at the bottom of the list of first-class carpenters. — John Ford, private in the 51st Company of the Plymouth Division of Boyal Marine Light Infantry, serving on board the Mersey, coastguard ship at Qneenstown, was charged with striking Sergeant ...
... remarks to make, and he could assure the magistrates they should be truthful. He was the son of a paymaster in the 43rd Light Infantry, who served throughout the Peninsular War. He (prisoner) was born at Hythe, and removed from thence when he was about ...