... at Gwalior; Major Milis, sth Bengal Native Infantry, at Muree; and Mr David M‘Culloch, at . Bombay. | In the offair near Philibheet, all the officers in action were wounded. Larkins, of the 17 b Punjaub Infantry ; Chalmers, Punjaub Sappers; Major Samuel ...

... his boom. 13e was aged 63 years. • Now-Commemsrsa Orricra.— At the Town Hall, Pontefract. Hanghulk a sergeant in the Own Light Infantry, atationed at Pontefract Barracks, on charged with having refused to ti:l p t Btaride's Inn, on the 14th 'widest Whinoup ...

... thereabouts. The one great question of tho day has been, H:?s ta seen t' soldier-? These lads of the King's Own York-hire Light Infantry have undoubtedly had a royal time of it in camp at Crow's Nest Park. They have been feted the authorities and idrdiscd ...

... and foot. At Peshawur, on the 5st my 22nd, three more infantry regiments, the 24th, 27th, and W ?? 671 Dr 51st, and the 5th Light Cavalry, were deprived of their I es arms. A Subabdar-Major of the 51st was hanged in pre- 7 r- sence of all the troops. At ...

... Wednesday the third battalion of the (King's Own Light Infantry) South Yorkshire Regiment, which has been for the annual training York liarracks, was officially inspected Colonel Warren (commanding the 51st and 65th Regimental Districts). The number on parade ...

... Regiment Native Infantry, mutinied at Neemuch. Regiment Native Infantry, disarmed at Peshawur, May 22. 27th Regiment Native Infantry, disarmed Peshawur, May 22. 51st Regiment Native Infantry, disarmed at Peshawur, May 22. sth Regiment ...

... 200 non-coi- missioned offidere and men o I the 2nd Battalion Iing's Own Light Infantry left Poutefract by special train for Portsmouth, to embark for Malts. The band of the 51st Regimental District played the men through the town to the station. The draft ...

... and Lancaster), M6ajor Colhoun (York and Lancaster), Captain Scott (Sing's Own Light Infantry), rieut. Webb (York and Lancaster), Lieut. Connolly (Kling's Own Light Infantry), and Lieut. Forster (3rd York and Lancaster). The Volunteers having been drawn ...

... Line, which leavea January 25th. Mr. Rhodes will disembark either Bay Lieutenant A. W. Abercrombie, of the 51st Regiment (King's Own Light Infantry), wko has mach service in Yorksh re, has beeu te the Rangers, whoee at The Emperor William has s*nt to Qaeen ...

... artillery, engineers, and infantry, the mounted Arms stijl alone showing deoay-a decay which there is some hope may be partly compensated by the association of troops (who do not in any way appear as such in the returns) with the infantry battalions. Of course ...

... Volunteer Battalion of the King's Own (Yorkshire) Light Infantry held at Normantnn. patrons included Baron St. Oswald and Lady St. Oswald ; Colonel Charlesworth command of tbe regiment ; Colonel W. Byam, C.8,, 51st and 65th Regimental Districts; Major MacCartney ...

... heat wave continue during tho next twelve vs, the officers and men of tho Ist Battalion of tho King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (51st Foot) will havo reason to regard their march through the regiment’s territorial district room the nature a picnic than ...