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... Angus’s ” had declined into the commonplace and indistinctive 25th 27th regiment the line and that the name of the 13th Light Infantry indeed that be the regiment had long since submerged and the individuality of stout old Hugh Mackay who commanded for ...
... for BUTTER. PRIZES F »K DRIVING AND JUMPING. COMBINED BANDS OF 3RD AND 4TH BATTALIONS PRINCE ALBERT'S SOMERSET- SHIItE LIGHT INFANTRY. LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SHOW OF IMPLE- MENTS. MACHINERY. MANUFACTURE-, &c. INTERESTING WORKING DAHn. CHEAP EXCURSIONS fiom ...
... BRILLIANT CAREER OF _A YOUNG WELBII OFFICER. It is satisfaetory to note name of Brevet- Major G. E. Lloyd, D. 5.0., Yorkshire Light Infantry, mentioned in General Grenfell's dispatch relative to the action at Tout. Major Lloyd has less than thirteen years service ...
... to utilise these in a manner certainly calculated to envairage young officers. Gazetted in 1876 to the 51st or King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, he went through the Jowaki Expedition; in the following year and 1878 and 1879 he served in the first campaign ...
... 9tb lHuasars. Gymnastic instructor, SC., At; andt, by kitnd permisson, the Celebrated Band of the fluke of Coruweli's LIgh-t Infa~ntry or 46thn flegisesu LLAN'DAoFF. Mnsau±GE.-On Saturday a large number of- persons attendedI use Cathledral to witness the ...
... and a large number of *her, trainere, bookmakers, music hall pr. formers, and others. Including a few plioemeu in ph& The light was fixed for four o'clock, bet the empany began to arrive about =Weight. Aboat a quarter to five the men entered the ring ...
... Architect reported that the progress made by the contractors was very satisfactory. The question of lighting the Pier and Pavilion with electric light was discussed, and tenders were ordered to be invited for this purpose. Mr Suget said that the grand ...
... lances, a new idea in our army, and one that is probably not destined to survive long. What with sailors on camels, mounted infantry, and dragoons armed with lances, our army and navy, says the Daily GrayAie, have gone through some curious experiences in ...
... the returns, some 400,000 infantry, 11,000 regular cavalry, and 22,000 regular artillerymen in the United Kingdom U matins of 3,100.000 cwt. of herrin4s were taken off the Scotch cotes in the 10 months ending with October 51st, and only 84,000 off the ...
... heart-slispad hand of 1 six wide,sturklad with pring blossoms ! and lights. Th. central floral ornament conids '4 of two made a pink roses and trans- I with arrc.ws wad° of violets. The lights were I all rose-coicured. The ices were in she shape of pink hearts ...
... before, meld rower to ea be bead as the Imes Tarsidena, whose of arristotoot expires point of Clevetattlea for eV _ s 4 as Iley 51st. be would prole* be is writ* foe • at Iktteabell, Cheshire, seated Adams, som e of the most isysitent and as • servitude 01 ...
... list of lost passengers of the Roumonia. was the wife of Sir Henry Allen William Johnson, Baronet, Major of the 51st, or Yorkshire Light Infantry Regiment. She was the daughter of T. Dyson, Esq., and was married in 1886. The infant lost with her was only ...