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... anda ILCAWO OD, wthrl notices of Wistowr, Saxton, Tosyton, &c-, Bly W. WitaATEn, Author of the '1 tlcoed of tite 51st (King's Own Light Infantry) Rvcgi- mneet; 'The Reyal Roingicact of Fwissirsen 1 ?? Nowitm ; Esholt; Priory, &ca. Leeds :Charles Goodall ...
... 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, ...
... unusual interest. From various parts of the country as many discharged soldiers from the 51st and 105 th Regiments (now Ist and 2nd Battalions K.O. Yorkshire Light Infantry) as cosld be found were invited to dinner in the open drill-hall at the barraks, and ...
... Peninsula, Waterloo, Pegu. Afghanistan, and Burma. The Y**rkshiro Light Infantry is the only regiment connected with the county which wears Idue lacings: it is the only light infantry corps in Yorkshire. The Militia battalion attached to the regiment ...
... Oswald, and others. The association will make special efforts to obtain situations for meu of the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry and the aad Lancaster Regiment The colonels commanding the Doncastsr, Wakefield, and Sheffield Volunteer Rifles m the ...
... 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 ...
... the 17tb Lancers, from 116 men of the 56th Regiment, Colchester, the 51st (the King*) Light Infantry,.from nam men of the 72ud Highlanders, Aberdeen,- the 71st Highland Light Infantry, ana 30n Highlanders, from Stirling; 61 men MM I ...
... notices would terminni the followsing week. A YORKsimE REGMENT IL BhA~.-Th 1st Battalion King's Own (Yorkshire) Light Infantry- late 51st Regiment, is expected to return from Burmaho or about the 21st of December, after fifteen yeare' e abroad. The 2nd ...
... 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 ...
... men of the 56th Regiment, from Colchester; 15 men of the 51st (the King's) Light lufantry, from Walmer; 20 men of the 724 Hy, hhnieu, from Tberdecfl; 20 men of the 7lst ]ligh]uuf Light Infantry, and 20 men of the 92d Highlanders, from Stirling; 64 men ...
... Friday (vii Hong-Kong). The American trenches before Malate were held on the night of the 51st ult. the 10th Pennsylvania Volunteers, and A and B battenca Utah Light Artillery, with three quick-firing guns. The American right was covered the insurgents, ...