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... had felt constrained to weaken his own line in order to strengthen him. and had sent forward three companies of the 51st Light Infantry, mixed force of all arms under Colonel F. B. Norman. On the 17th the outposts at Jagdalak were again attacked ; on the ...
... Sappers and Miners, the 24th Punjab Infantry, and the 45th Sikhs. This force is distributed over the ground from the crest of the Jagdalak Pass to the Snrkhab Bridge, which is held by a detachment of the 51st Light Infantry and some guns. In conformity with ...
... Higgius, G. P. Livias, W. B. Higgins, j C. G. Payne, and R. Newland, squires. Caltiok to Publicans.—Curporal James Brown. 51st Light Infantry, and Corporal John Chishold, Royal Marines preferred a charge against Mrs. Walker the landlady of the William the Fourth ...
... — On 18th February, the Parish Church. Saffron Walden. Essex, the Rev. G. M. Benton. Lieut. Ernest Victor Swan. 51st Durham Light Infantry, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. William Swan. Saltwell Grove, to Adeleac Phyllis Welch, eldest daughter of Mr. Percy ...
... Marsi and Mr. Tandy, volunteers, were killed. The 10th Light Cavalry mutinied at Feronzerore [query Feroszepore] on the 19th August, and murdered Nelson, the veterinary surgeon. The 51st Native Infantry mutinied at Peshawur on the 28th August, but most of ...
... ofart.llery, hor«e and loot. At Peshawur, the '2nd, three more infantry regiments, the 24ih, '27th an i 51 *t, and the sth Light Cavairy. were deprived of ihetr arm-. A Sub.ihdar-Maj» r of the 51st was hanged in the preset c* of all the troop*. Murdan, the ...
... Isaao Livetmore, of Great XjUbraham aged 44. K Ma Ouly 6, at Mulbarton-h-dl, Norfolk. D. Esq., late Captain in the W?th Light Infantry Newborn?J 15, Mr. Newborn, minister of Baptist Chapel, St. Mary's, Bedford, aged 85. NEWELL?July 2, at Huntingdon, at ...
... Sad Death the Front.—The local branch of the War Fund has received a notifica- tion that Private Ingrey, of the Durham Light Infantry, who was wounded at Potgieter’s Drift, , died of enteric fever at Ladysmith, on May 22pd lugrey, who lived in South-street ...
... all very well ere the people could afford them ; but they were not absolutely necessary. A room, a desk, a bible, and the light of heaven, were all that was really requisite. Throughout the whole discourse there was an absence of that system some excellent ...
... should be abolished, and that personal residence should be an absolute necessity. moved for returns, which, said, would throw a light upou the mode iu which these votes had been manufactured.--Sir G. Mont- OOVEBY controverted the statements made by Mr. Craufurd ...