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... AS CRUTCHES. d 1S A LIVELY FEATHERSTONE PATIENT AT SS WYNBERG. Private F. Metcalfe, of the King’s Own Yorekhire 1e of Light Infantry, now in Wynberg Hospital, has sent a to letter to Mrs. A. Hirst, Moorside Farm, Featherstone, j where he made his home ...
... Lapworth, Private G. Charlton. 165th Laner,-Lanco-Corporal F. Glodwin. Deaths from disease at Blocnfonrtein.-lst Oxford Light Infantry-Private H. Batemaan, enteric fever. CASUALTIES AT WARRENTON, The following casualties are reported: - Warrenton, 28th ...
... York and Lancaster's, sa-ve that the officers of the former were engaged in the evening judging distances. The Yorkshire: Light Infantry had an ordin.ary day's work-shelter-trench a;exemise. battalion drill, attack and defence, ho. Thie inspection of the ...
... by the Rev. J. J. Christie, Vicar of Church Fenton. The camps of the 1st and 2nd Yorkshirts, and tizat of the Yorkshire Light Infantry will be .truck at 8.45 t.is morning. if the weather should be favourable, arnd the tents will remain down till after dinner ...
... following lists of casualties yesterday:- The following casualties occurred at Joubert's Sop on Jnly 27th:- South African Light Horse-Wounded: Tr. G. Gardner. Miming. Ir. Browne. CORRBCMTONS TO CASTJALTIES AT STINK- HOUTBOOM, July 24th. Weet Australian ...
... He was azpcintred - P -C- two mrcr ier, c1 ajor in ?? 1836. PHe ?? ?? first 8- 83. vh-ea ?? nit-h the 51St Light ' ii :-f- it L t-shirL he Infantry-I in C.. r, ?? wshoer ho nsceited a mcdal wi h :: ?? inr ke took part in tihe h, : pmsr.ct at the sttack ...
... Riding Regiment for three years. has a distinguished war record, extending hack 1877, when took pari as lieutenant the 51st Light Infantry in the Campaign. In the following year he took part in the Afghan War. and was presunt the attack and capture of Ali ...
... and Lieutenant-Colonel in 1896. He aw 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 cla-sp. With the same ...
... Lieut.-Col. A. M. Adams. 2nd Rotsl Irish Rifle*—Sec.-Lieut. C. Nel«on. Ist Volunteer Artillery—Lieut, R. Lane. 4rh Oxford Light Infantry—Lieut. F. R. BtUkeJey. Royal Irish Fusiliers—Sec.-Lieut. D. G. Tworoey. Argyll and Sutherland Higrblauders—G. C. Graltame ...
... with the assistance of a man and a boy, and now employing 12,000 people. MISCELLANEOUS CASUALTIES. CAS'TPALTIBS;—Mounted Infantry 4th Eusi]xerA-5579 Sergt. E. liowe (danirercusly wounded), 7917 Pte. y tarn y [feverely wounded) Ilondeboschje, Oct l*titeciment ...
... Depart-611 Wni, i billed and the Colonial Light Horse loaded, district, January 29th, the two men wounded, and tie Border funded. F ra ukfort district, on the 50th ult., P' on Brebbfflton. Mounted Infantry kuiftci'Q het^-,' °sses are reported as the ...
... 000.000. MEMORIAL TO YORKSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY According to a statement issued this week Lieut.- Colonel Sir H. Johnson, Bart., of the Ist King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, at Limerick. Colonel G. Byn-g, commanding the 51st Regimental ...