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... of the summer. The 2d battalion 22d, from the Mauritius, battalion sth, from the Cape, the Ist battalion 20th, 34th, 51st Light Infantry, 97tn and 98th Regiments, from India during the spring. In consequence of the establishment of the new overland traiuqiort ...
... Rifle Brigade, the 4th Goorkbas, and the 20th Punjaub Infantry, moved up the Khyber Pass. At six, the Third and part of the Fourth Brigades, under General Browne, consisting of the 51st Light Infantry and the 45th Sikhs, with an elephant battery and a battery ...
... from the then commanding officer of the 2d West York recommending that the regiment should be linked to the 51st (2d West York Light Infantry), and mentioning the bell presented by that regiment to the Corporation. I will now give the inscription on the ...
... Lieut-General Sir Charles Van Straubenzee ; Capt and Mrs Sutton ; Major, Mrs, and Miss Sanders ; Mr Villier* Stuart (51st Light Infantry); Mr W. ; and Mrs St Barbe; Miss Stott (Eccleshill Hall); Mrs and Misses Stone: Mr J. E. Sale; Mr and Mrs Silvester; ...
... Major-General A. C. Pole, colonel of the Regiment, lieutenant-general; Colonel AC. Errington, on retired full pay, the 51st Light Infantry, to be major-general; Majors R. Anderson, stith Regiment, H. C. Fitzgerald, late 33d Regiment, W. P. Colling wood, 21st ...
... served with the 51st King's Own Light Infantry the Peninsular Campaign, and was one * who assisted to bury Sir John Moore, died at Pontefract, July 1873, aged '«0 yew, ' monument erected oy the officers, officers, and private soldiers of the 51st Regies: i ...
... James Lowther, M.P*, and Mr. F. S. Powell, M.P., at Bradford. Opening of New Conservative Club Great Ilorton. 51st Yorkshire Light Infantry Dinner at Grand Hotel, London. Athletic Festival Elland. Otley Athletic Sports Bingham Challenge Shield—Volunteers ...
... Lien tenant-Colonel and Colonel Francis George Cock sedge from halfpsy, t> bo Lien ten rut Colonel to 51st Regimental Diatrist (t King'* Osrn Light Infantry South Yorkshire Rati mentl, to whiob the 65tb Regimental Dutriot (the irk and Regiment) attaobed, ...
... dated March, IS!C_'. Colonel A. H. Luck, from lieutenant-colonel half-pav l;e Colonel to command th.- 51st (the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry) and (the York and Laucaster Regiment) Regimental Districts, rirr Colonel W. C.ii., whose period of service ...
... site being obtained. The linked line battalions stationed here, as present arranged, will be the 51st West York (home) and the 105 th Madras Light Infantry (India). Each of these battalions consists of men. The regiment home will comprise about 860 men ...
... in command of the garrison. Subsequently the General visited the encampment tbe 3rd Battalion King's Own (Yorkshire) Light Infantry Regiment, the Park. The regiment in command of Lieutenant-Colonel Ried, paraded in full marching order, and presented ...
... military' career the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry at the time was known m the 51®t Regiment Foot-, being appointed sub-lieutenancy June, 1874. was almost immediately promoted lieutenant, and served with the old 51st for nearly four year®, being transferred ...