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... and postal 1249 establishment; the Pundia wing of the 4th Punjabis, the 51st Native Field Hospital, and signalling units; the Lalpoora wing of the Punjabis and a section of the 51st Native Field Hospital. The Nairung has proceeded to Wci-hai-wei with wing ...
... on the Gymkhana ground this afternoon. The attendance was yeiy large. The present holders of the cup are the Shropshire Light Infantry. The Royal Irish, during the first 10 minutes, had the best of the exchanges, and carried the sphere into the orkshire ...
... testing the allegation that there has been delay. 1 / • [Feb. 18, 1901. MILITARY and naval. Infantry Beliefs.— it does not seem probable that the British Infantry reliefs from South Africa will arrive this cold season, all reliefs dependent thereon are ...
... Russian war the regiment was ordered to India, and was at Meerut on the fateful Sunday evening when two regiments of the native infantry revolted. Col. Finnis was immediately shot, and it was McEleney who, when in pursuit of the mutineers, then on their way ...
... shortly proceeds to join the 42nd Goorkha Rifles on appointment to the Staff Corps. , . , , Lieut. Weatherby, Oxfordshire Light Inf., is appointed aide-decamp to the Commander-in-Chief, vice Capt. Barrow, appointed interpreter. Capt. Murray, 29th Burma ...
... authorised for the Infantry battalions of the Punjab and Bengal Commands. No special privileges or concessions which are applicable to Madras troops only will lie granted them. The strength will be that now laid down for the Madras Infantry battalions. The ...
... Batteries. Royal Field Artillery 39th Brigade Division (46th, 51st, and 54th Batteries) and 38th Brigade Division (24th, 34th, and 72nd Batteries). Royal Garrison Artillery.—No 42 Company, 51st Siege, 71st and 72nd Heavy, 91st and 104th Royal Garrison Artillery ...
... suddenly on Aug. at 29 Bramham Gardens, S.W. Capt. Malcolmson, who was in his 68th year, served as a lieutenant in the 3rd Bombay Light Cav. with the Persian Expeditionary Force in 1856-57. He was present at the assault and capture of Reshire and the surrender ...
... as commandant to the 23rd Madras Light Inf.; Capt. (temporary Major) J. Kendall, transferred as second in command, Moplah Rifles; Capts. F. H. H. Jeffcoat and A. J. Ralph, attached for duty to the 23rd Madras Light Inf. and the i6lh Madras Inf. respectively; ...
... Samrola: and I batteries ; 13th, 67th, 69th, 46th, and 51st batteries. To Palipahari : Nos. 7 companies, Royal Garrison Art. . A grant of about 1,20,000 rs. has been sanctioned for new Native Infantry lines at Quetta, required in consequence of the withdrawal ...
... fountain which will be illuminated by powerful electric lights of ever-changing colour. The reception shamiana is approached by an archway bearing the word Welcome.” At night this is outlined by electric light. Some 16 arc lamps are distributed throughout this ...
... situate in the same cemetery similar obelisks to the memory of officers and men of the Durham Light Infantry, Royal Irish Rifles, and Shropshire Light Infantry, most of the local deaths being from that scourge of the young soldier in India —enteric. The ...