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... 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 ...
... Tandi, volunteers, g were killed. t - The 10th Light Cavalry mutinied at Feronzzrore P [query Ferozepore) on the 19th August, and murdered E t Nelson, the veterinary surgeon. Y ' The 51st Native Infantry mutinied at Peshawur e on the 28th August, but ...
... MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. VI IMPORTANT CHANGES AT PONTEFRACT.-O5Ing ( to the return of the 1st Battalion King's Own Light 2 Infantry (late 51st) iromt active service in Burnmah during- n the present week at (Gosport, extensive chanages will tales place at ...
... Native Infantry—mutinied at Nusseerabad'. 72ud Regiment Native Infantry—mutinied at Neemuch. 24th Regiment Native Infantry—disarmed at Peshawur, May 22. 27th Regiment Native Infantry—disarmed at Peshawur, May 22. 51st Regiment Native ...
... to the army the 52nd Light infantry, nearly 700 strong, the left and remaining wing of the 61st, Captain Bourchier'a field battery-in all upwards of 1,100 Europeans-and about 1,400 Sikhs. Of the latter were the 2nd Punjab Infantry, 800 strong, regarding ...
... Rerkhelire Rlegieent. t-, 60th arsd W7th.. eoysl West Sent e lRelgimtit. th 51st and 105th.. Teo King's Own Lglit Iiifanitiyg b2ndsind 85th.. Royal Oxford cnol Bucks Light Infantry. nil 5411, e 5th.. an v]l DerbyPhire RePeeiment. ea 67thl ad 77th.: The RIoral ...
... Scots Regiment. He had previous war service. Capt. James William Alston Cowan. D.5.0., wis adjutant of the Ist Highland Light Infantry. did signal aervioo during the occupation Crete, mentioned in despatches, and received the Distinguished Service Order ...
... e and Tynemouth Castle. The destination oi the battalion is underi ' stood to be Malta, to relieve the 71st Highland Light , Infantry, under orders to proceed overland to India. 1 The following officers have joined their respective Indian depOts Chatham ...
... Lieut. John Elliott, Royal Marines, falightly Major Errington, H.M. 51st slightly ; Captain Darroch, H.M. 51st, slightly ; Captain Rice, H.M. 51st, very severely; Lieut. Carter, H.M. 51st, severely;! Lieut Ansley, M.N.I. 9th, severely. Crowds of natives ...
... athletic sports of the 51st and Regimental Districts took place the depot cricket ground adjoining the barracks. Owing the bad state of the weather the sports were not well patronised. Major Sparke, Ist King's Own Light Infantry Captain J. Rose, York and ...
... FROM GUNS AT PESHAWUR. A letter from an artillery officer at Peshawar, of September 6, makes mention of the mutiny ot armed 51st Regiment, whilst their lines were being sejucnea for concealed arms :— On the 28th nit., a great many weapons of all descriptions ...