... 2nd Batn. Oxfontsbire Light Infantry and the 51st and 6.ith Regimental Districts retired from the Army on reaching the ago of 57. Colonel Ilyng, who lately gave up command of the let Bata. Yorkshire now takes over command of the 51st and 62th Regimental ...

... conieleemesee ought gemsept it to do. The public. as the sismarks. do not doubt. that Ministers are is according to their lights. But partly from their words, partly from their actors, and partly from the exasperating persiatenes of the bad old official ...

... Company). War Item.—lntelligence has been received by his relatives of the death Bugler Harry Wyld, of the Oxfordshire Light Infantry, who succumbed to dysentery at Wynberg Hospital. Wyld was a Newbury lad, and attended the National Schools here. His ...

... served as onkel,' officer to Frigadier•tienenl Doran in the Jowaki Campaign. and to the neat two years was with the 51st Light Infantry Superintendent of army Signalling in the Afghan War, and was twice neteti,ned in despatcher. lie was with the Burnwee ...

... served as orderly officer to Brigadier•tieneral Doran in the Jowaki Campaign, and for the next two years was with the 51st Light Infantry as Superintendent of Army Signalling in the Afghan War, and was twice mentioned in despatches. Be was with the Burmese ...

... duty with the Scots Guards in London and at Pirbright Camp. The other lucky marksmen include Lieutenant Beck Thorp, 51st Light Infantry, son of Lieutenant- Colonel Thorp, President of the Rugby Football Union. Dr. Daniel John Leech, a distinguished Manchester ...

... 11. Foot, let Cormvw-%l Light Infaintry ; 33rd Foot, me rule let Wrest Rtiding; 48th Foot, 1st Sooth Ad, Lancashire; 42nd Foot, let Rtoyal Higilauders tee (Black \Vatch) ; 44th Foot, 1st Esurex; 51st Foot, pr 1st Yorl~slire- Light Infautry: 52nd Foot, 2nd ...

... place on Sept. 7th (be it remembered that on bis first visit it was terribly wet). The three regiments, the Oxfordshire Light Infantry. Munster Fusiliers, and Dublin Fusiliers, with total strength of 1,285, paraded under tbs command of Dnviss. They marched ...

... at Belfist, started tb aers with two small columns, one under himself, the Se Lilee other under Colonel Specs, ?? Light 6, ugh Infantry, on the evening of the 1st November for th oral Van Wyk's Valley to surprise a Boer laager at ti( iers Witlop. to rere ...

... 1890, and lieutenant-colonel in 1896, He saw his first active service in 1877, when served with the 51st Light Infantry (Ist King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantiy) in the Campaign, when he received a medal with clasp. With the same regiment he took part ...

... and lieutenant-rolonel in 1898. He saw his first active service in 1877. when he served with the 51st Light Infantry (Ist King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry) in the Jowaki Campaign, when he received a medal with clasp. With the same ...

... lB9O, and lieutenant-cofonel in 1896. He saw his first active service in 1877, when he served with the 51st Light Infantry (Ist King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantiy) In the Jowaki Campaign, when he received a medal with clasp. With the same regiment he took ...