... of the cavalry and a artillery of the Guards Corps have ?? dismissed, f and the dismissal of the time-expired men of the c infantry of the Guard will fellow within the next few days. The journal adds that the time-expired men of the other army corps are ...

... passed a resolution to confer the degree of M.A. ?? honoris c causa ) upon Major Heiry Earle, ?? of the 51st King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, who is at present adjutant of the University Volunteers at Cambridge. Major Earle has had a very distinguished ...

... of six weeks, the crops are light. In North Lincolnshire grass cutting is general. The crops are light, but not nearly so light as expected from the paucity of lain. In the Marsh districts the spring crops of corn are light, and in some instances ploughing ...

... 70 ss th- figure of merit: the.4tiih York- shire 51st. 2 533- the 3rd ' irkshire 66th, 27.64; she 3rd York :anc Lanicaster 65th, 27.Z3; 3' 3rdi Wtmt Yorkshire 90tl:, 25.41; the'rd Yorkhire Light Infantry 9lst. 25.25: tl; 3rd v'est Riding 95th. 24.61; and ...

... pureuit of Iiumg Lobengula in Mlatabelesiad, was the -ouangest brother of Captain 31. C. M-onevy of the-est \Yorkshire Light Infantry (51st Fcot), of Taushelf Lodge. The Moneys are a well-known ?? family, arld may- representstives hlave seen service in all ...

... time from sitting duriug the . September. They can now enjoy their long va- L like other judges. A Teleokaph Office struck by Lights ?? — )i. Tut'-'lsy. just at the close of the election at Thirsk, a ' ?? Bash of lightning struck the Electric Telegraph (8 ...

... Bank of Leeds, Limited. The Hon. Charles Henry May n aid, only son of | Viscount Mayuard, died in London, oiMlonday, in his 51st ! year. Ik- married first, Lady Frances Julia Murray, sister of tho late L>ukc of Atliull : secondly, the daughter of Mr. Henry ...

... Family. General Right Hon. Sir Henry and the Hon. Lady Ponsonby and Lieutenant-Colonel Vesey, commanding the Oxfordshire Light Infantry at Parkhurst, had the honour of being invited. The Right Hon. H. Matthews and Lieutcnant- General Sir Leicester Smyth ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. L GENERAL ROBETS is stated to have reached Hubib Kala on the 29th unt. with two brigades of Infantry, four guns, and one elephant, and a mountain battery. The enemy was found to be encamped in the Peijoar Pass, a reconnaissance having ...

... (Northumberland) Fusiliers, dined together at Willis s Rxuns. The annual regimental dinner of the 51st (2d Yorkshire, West Riding, King's Own) Light Infantry was held at the London Tavern. The officers of the 84th (York and Lancaster) Regiment dined together ...

... question was carried by a large majority. A YORKSHIRE REGIMENT AT ALDERSHOT. ALHERSHOT, Monday.—The 51st (2d Yorkshire West Biding), or King's Own Light Infantry, commanded by Colonel Agg, arrived at Aldershot this afternoon, by South Eastern Railway, from ...

... , and £I,O'JO was realised. The new organ chapel is an improvement to the church. New windows having been made additional light is thrown on the altar, the reading desk, and the centre of the church. In a wall in the organ chapel is a brass plate, inscribed— ...