... favourably towards a recovery). British soliiers ?? Coilall, J. C. r Rorvl Horse Artillery, anti Private Nelson, 51st KOwi's t Light Infantry. Soldiers ?? T.:lhot 5ist a LightIufantry; Trumntter Hill, Gunners ?? Lindsey, i ano Marshall, I. C. battery ltoysl ...

... Private J. Wiuson, 6th Liver- pool, a money prize as nest best shot. The name of Private Sherry, 5th Battalion Highland Light Infantry, is substituted for that of Private Mather, 2nd V.1B. Liverpool, in consequence o0 their respective scores having been ...

... in which the arrangre- t ments awere carried out in every other respect. Dnring the day the hand of the 51st King's Own I Yorkshire Light Infantry performed the following t attractive programnme, under the condoctorship of I Kir. John Le Grove, bandraaster ...

... the aoen. Business was allowed to get too much i4to arrear. Daring the afternoon the splendid band of the 51st King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry performed the following programme, Mr. John Le Grove, bandmaster. conducting.- Lancers, ' The Duke of Fife ...

... of the cone- Ii ?? g oflicers, the combined bands of tbe 3rd and 4th b 632 Battsilioms (the Prince Albert's) Somerset Light Infantry will P lay selections of music each day. As will be seent elsewhere, Ispsemal oxenreon traino will ron freo Bristol and ...

... command of the Ist Battalion Yorkshire Light Infantry, at Belfast, will fall vacant ziext month, when Lieutenant-Colonel White will com- plete the regulation period of service as chief of the old 51st Light Infantry. Lieutenant-Colonel ...

... and a good turn-out of spectators to cheer on their different clubs. July 21st (Satcrday), at Bal3yclare-51st Bat- talion Yorkshire Light Infantry C.C. (A Company) v. Ballyclare C.C., at three o'clock sharp. 168632 ...