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... OUN “Times” correspondent says: War last night be issued to cavalry that the of to infantry still is rifle the writer fired at Erith years ago and remarked that if infantry our expeditionary force with the within nine months have elapsed question writer ...
... REGIMENTAL OFFICER DURING THE GREAT WAR 1793-1815. Compiled from the Correspondence of Colonel Samuel Rice, C.8., K.H. 51st Light Infantry, and from other sources. By LieuC-Col. A. F. .Mockler-Ferryman. (Blackwood.) 10s. 6d. ..\ Our patriotic spirit still ...
... Lord Wolseley’s Shipwreck Writing to “Times” Harris reference to story of the of which Sir killed the of victory 1809 51st Foot Infantry a was yesterday General Wynne in Minster - (28) employed ’Mr Wnv dealer of Harpurliey -A Mr Ion February I It in transaction ...
... John Moore„ who was killed ia the hour of victory at Comma in 1809, and other officers and men of the 51st Foot, now the Ist Yorkshire Light Infantry, a tablet was on Monday vuveiled by General Wynne York IMinster. ...
... 99 Darncombe-st the of Emma TOMMY years House Manchester Interment inst Ancoati Hospital ARTHUR husband of Ilkley Moston in 51st 38 the servant of Interment 15 pm Church the 20th inst 15 Lilley-st Queen’s wife age Harpurhey o’clock Mrs all for their recent ...
... service of Mr. John Laverty, who has just died at Forest Gate, Essex. Mr. Laverty was born in 1835, and joined the 51st King's Own Light Infantry at Belfast in 1853. subsequently transferring to the 77th East Middlesex Regiment (the Diehards ) in 1854. ...
... the residents of Braithwaitestreet, German Army. These ese to be North Shore, seking for the name of the . among the French infantry. men H. Broadhead. J.P., all former ex-officio , street to be changed owing to the confusion tiously observes The Bystander ...
... in the light of the Peninsular War, there I nothing remarkable. in the Cologne Gazette's eta*. ment that a 17-year.old oftit'er hes commanded a German infantry . company. At the age of 14 Ensign Mainwaring, of the 51st Yorkshire Light ...
... his commission on account of ill-healtb. 21st Batt. (6th City).—Lieut.-Col. R. J. Logan, late Bth Batt. the Highland Light Infa.ntry to be major. 22nd Batt. (7th City).—To be Temporary Seo.- Lieuts.—E. Oldbnm, F. A. Harrison, R. kMellor, C. Grintshaw ...
... fine oak screen. the centre which was life-eiae plaster Crucifix When the British excavated the place October 51st, the German shells had set light the woodwork, which was completely burnt, and everything tb© church destroyed, with the ©ole exception of the ...
... MISSING, AND UNOFFICIALLY REPORTED PRISONERS OF WAR, Manehesters.—Riromer, 2805. W. W. 02. pt. Wyndham Light Infantry, who was killed en March 51st, was one of the finest athletes the Azuly ever produced. At the Olympic) Games in London in 1908 he broke ...
... oases of individual gallantry. As instances may be given the following: During one of the heavy attacks made against our infantry gas was seen rolling forward from the enemy's trenches. Private Lynn of the 2nd Lancashire Fusiliers at once rushed to the ...