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... present (containing, however, very few Mahome- dans) was perfectly silent. We have receivel in reinforcements the 51st Light Infantry, and the remaining compan ies of the 72nd ; the latter noblelooking regimnent leaves for Guzerat nest week, to be narched ...
... Bishop of Winchester, assisted cc. by the Rev. Charles Piikington, Canon of Chichester, us Robert Norton Cartwright, 51st Light Infantry, eldest , son of the Rev. Robert Curtwnight, of Ixwuorth Abbey, he in this county, rector of Ellingh am, Norfolk, to ...
... Artillery, a detail of Foot Artillery, and three more companies of the 72nd. As I write the Calcutta is signalled with the 51st Light Infantry. WANT OF TROOPS FOR BENGAL. The Friend of India says, in its last issue received by this mail ?? The arrivals of troop ...
... Saturday last. The company altogether numbered nearly 2,000 persons, of all political parties. ho Colonel f the 51st (King's Own) Light Infantry Regiment of Foot has become vacant by the death of General Sir Thomas Willshire, which took place on the 31st ...
... we learn that five ships have been taken up for Icon- has victs, in which, as guards, the head-,qtarters of the 51st isc, -Light Infantry, are to proceed in the' course of next ar. month, or early in April. On their arrival out, the,50th, I now in Van ...
... or High 'Wycomibe - 53nd Oxfordshirei Light Infantry, and 85th Buckcs Volunteers (King's Light Infantry). Pontefract -51st Second Yorkshire (West Riding) King's Own Light Infantry ...
... Boyd, 2d European Light In. fantry, slightly, Brevet Captain C. S. Edwards. 70th Na. tive Infantry, slightly; Lieutenants H. J. Stannus, 5th Light Cavalry, severely; G. Jeffrey, 32d Foot, slightly; T. C. Darnell, 51st Native Infantry, ...
... Biythburgh Lodge. 26th August, before Delhi. of cholera, after 24 hoed illness, Colour-sergeant William Hayward, ?? d2by Light Infantry, late of Bungay. He was beloved byh the whole regiment, and in his last hours called his comrades around him to witness ...
... papers received by the last ma11il. fl It ujppearg that General Wilson, having onl the 15th PI, been joined by the 34th Light Infantry, a body of horse de and toot Artillery, some Dragoons anil Lihmavly and two compamies of her Mjtesty's .99thlafieginerit ...
... utmost intrepidity, and in the test order, to the bottom of the breach ; the advanced guard being led by Ensign Dyas of the 51st regSt. who volunteered to perfonn this duty; but they found that thi enemy ha l cleared the rubbish from the bottomi of the ...
... which have already been presented to several regiments which took part iln ila calpaign, were distributed to the 51st I Krnga's Owni Light Infantry, now under orders for the Crimea, by Genernl Sir ilarry Smith. at Manchester. in the presence of a considerable ...
... Artillery, horse and foot. At Peshawurr, on the 22nd,three more infantry regiments, the 24th, 27th, and 51st, and the 5th Light Caval re deprived of their arms. A Subahdar- Major of the 51st was hanged in presence of all the tro. ?? Murdan the 55th, or ...