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... 10th Januarys Corporal J. High. landers, 10th January. Captam Earl of Ava, 11th January. Trooper F. H. ©. Gordon, Amperial Light Horse, 11th January. DEATHS WROM DISEASE. Private T. Lindsey, 1st | Regi- ment, 10th January nteric fever ; oye termaster-Sergeant ...
... Quartermaster, with the honorary rank of Lieutenant on augmentation. Colonel W. Clark, commandics 51st Regimental District (Ring’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry), is placed retired pay. USB BATTALIOSB. Royal Scots Q. G. socoadsd fw Adjsifcaßt VoleiUosrs. The ...
... Volunteer Bat-I*l ion Oxford Light Infantry, in succession to Lieutenant A. F. Dalxell, killed in ac tion. Prince Albert’s Somersetehire Light Infantry—Second Lieutenant E. W. Grigg, from 3rd Battalion Duke of Cornwall’s Light ...
... aerricc Second lieutenant 16th Vebraary, 1898, and had seen pewnoua war aarTtoe. oktui.h, woomJfd, Ist BftUatiaa Uartun light Infantry, joined the Mrvice Februnir, 1876. becu&a July, 1882, Major 3l»l October 1882, Bivret Lteoteaut- Cjoloocl July, 1399. ...
... three miles to south of m-iats%] 13th May: KIL-ED. Imperial Light Horse-Trooper C Davies, Cor- poral W Frncis' Trooper H BRooms, Trooper G Boneny Trooper I E Taylor. WOUNDED. Imperial Light Ho pe.Major Mullins, dBager. onaly; Trooper N O'N1eW, daugeraosly; ...
... Ist Cornwall Light Infantry; 33rd Foot, Ist West Riding; 40th Foot. Ist South Lancashire; 42nd Foot, Ist Royal Highlanders (Black Watch); 44th Foot, Ist Essex; 51st Foot, Ist Yorkshire Light Infantry; 52nd Foot. 2nd Oxford ...
... »fre, however, detained *1 Hong Kcog, tad recently ami kadiigU hhangbai. Tins 2nd con Bengal Infantry. Ittk Btnpl lutaatry. (tkßiUaLon Ul '■oorkhaa. Jftk Infantry. .Vitive Field ll'apital. The Brigade, under Brigadier-Ceoerai i, t. Reid. C.H., is now on ...
... H**-n* to rrosv to the other aide of tb*. K ir>rn Sj*nnC Iwforo Mouuisii Infantry hid been able to get front of the *.•101140. and take its proper plson. In lelrgram. ...
... amval of uiy infantry oi duet betwev-n Ki>p Kratl and the Waterworks sliuwol tb the wis busy, m n-tnoeing the i iptare-l guns and baggage, of which the former would obviously away lirst. A portion Laeuteu-int-Colotiel Many mou-ile-l infantry was in of Wa ...
... djacDtery, Springfootem, January 29th. &id Sumoraet Light Infantry—Pnvat., R. Clarke. NevcaaUe, Janaary 29th. Warwick Mounted Infantry—Private J. Bowen. Pretoria, January 29th. let Mounted Infantry—Private E. Mayen. Pretoria, January 29th. Ist Rhc Br ...
... T. and the let Staffordshin Mounted Infantry, Ca;daai A. Blackwood, killed. Seteral ofioen and •*■ vara wonodad. Waat, in tha Kroonatad district. Saeond-Liaatamiit O. Shae, Ist Royal Manatee Foaffian Mounted Infantry, «aa killed. The eonflict between and ...
... averted. Thechief changes he =ma weri—First, en increase of the frontier or railway guard of infantry from 55 to 64 companies : The strength of each infantry owneeny is being increased from 250 to 304 men. The Frontier Guard Cowley Squadron is being increased ...