... bay, (Quetta: draft*, furlough details join the a: Southampton October Ist and on Oetober 4lh. l*t Baltnl*on Highland Light Infantry, from Egypt, draft* from 110010 India *ail in Ihe Sicilia, from Southampton 11th for drafts, indudlny drafts for Quetta ...

... following Volun®ropan»e* on board Two officers and 73 men , R°y*l Lancashire Regiment, three officers and . °I the Durham Light Infantry, two officers . n, ...

... Winchester, Harriet Martin, MounseY-HeVSHAM.—On July 14th, at Bournemouth, Robert Cecil, late Captain 85th King's Shropshire Light Infantry, second son G. W. Mouiisey Mcyshara. of Castletown, Carlisle. • OLIVER.—At 18, Bedford Place, Basingstoke, Jane, widow ...

... have de | the 2nd East Kent, Ist West Riding av on of St. Vhillippa, + themselves almost to the last man. ist Oxford Light Infantry, under the con | In mand of Major-General C. Knox. The- 2 the regiment was brought home : regiments formed the 13th Brigade ...

... John Poster, the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. son of the late Major Charles Marshall Fatter, late 32nd Duke of Oorcwalls Light Infantry, and Mra. C. M. Foster, Westfield. Maidrtone, ami Eva Beatnoe (Queenie). elder daughter of his Honour J. 8. Udai. Acting ...

... 3. Tie Garibaldi. Florence. Italy, Laura, widow of the late Capt. Leaver H. Gascoyne Cross, formerly the Royal Manna Light Infantry. DICKSON—On the 2nd April, Havant, Hants, Commander David Louson Dickson, RN.. eldest son the late James Dickson. Ban ...

... incandescent Weis bach lights to the lamp columns along the road. Previously what little light there was was obscured by the tram columns, and only served make darkness visible, but now, where the new burners are fitted, there brilliant light, to the great c ...

... (Cotheilar K. li. Oakley) sad the oceopied arta the froth raw of the ramie, O. A. B. was oho leveret, ea we a of When of both the infantry wed artillery earth, a mei. form. The auditorium was gaily end idol* wane was gay and Beare one. the of opening en Troopship ...

... Regiment, the following appeared:— ’’Tlie ofti-er commanding His Lieutenant Clement Leslie Smith. V.C., Duke Cornwall’s Light Infantry, tlm ot tii© officers, nun-commissioned officers, and men the sth (Fnnce* R««trices) Volunteer Battalion of the Hampshire ...

... 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 ...

... Sunday with light and fog signal the charecter api»roprk;t« lf*« Dudgeon stutron. Report® have knee been received lowing (hat- the light w»-s rr-cHtablisbtd the Dudgeon o.j 8.30 on Sunday evening, and r-bsw the ma.'Ks »»f the Ftmkto light vtwe! Inan removed ...

... October 15th; Rifleman Mansfield (4th King’s Rißos), to October 15th; Corporal Rundle (4th Com- Siny Royal Engineers), October 51st, and unner Cummings (54th Company, Royal Garrison Artillery, Portsmouth), sine die. The Football Association Cop.—Tbe final ...