... the storming party—consisting of a wing of her Majesty ’s suth Regiment, two companies of the islh, and two the'4oth Native Infantry, commanded Captain Coote—carried the place with a ru>h at the point of the bayonet. The whole affair occupied seven hours ...

... trop, on its way from Birmingham, received orders by telegraph to halt, and that the 'A hole rc,iment, with two of infantry (the 53rd and 51st. we believe), and possibly another of cavalry, will proceed as rapidly as may be to Canada. As at present stated ...

... Belgsde, tinder the command of Colonel Bronze (?), consists of the 51st Light Infantry, the 6th Native Infantry, and the 45th Sikhs. The Cavalry Brigade, ownmantled by Colonel C'. Gong+, comprises two termite of the 10th Humane the Guides Cavalry, the 11th ...

... to utilise these in a manner certainly calculated to envairage young officers. Gazetted in 1876 to the 51st or King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, he went through the Jowaki Expedition; in the following year and 1878 and 1879 he served in the first campaign ...

... and a large number of *her, trainere, bookmakers, music hall pr. formers, and others. Including a few plioemeu in ph& The light was fixed for four o'clock, bet the empany began to arrive about =Weight. Aboat a quarter to five the men entered the ring ...

... 86th, 88th, 89th, 95th, 97th, 99th, 101st, 104th, 107th, 108th, 109th, Rifle Brigade (Prince Commit's), the 3rd Bengal Light Infantry, the 3rd Bombay European Regiment, and the 3rd Madras Regiment (commander, Colour-sergeant J. Newman). The Park Hall was ...

... THURSDAY, AUGUST 4TH, 1898, IN POWIS CASTLE PARK, (By kind permission of the Earl of Powis.) The BANDS of the ROYAL MARINE LIGHT INFANTRY, PORTSMOUTH DIVISION. (Conductor: G. MILLER, ESQ., Mus. BAC.), AND 1st LIFE GUARDS, (Conductor: J. ENGLEFIELD, s.) A GRAND ...