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... non-oommis officers and men of the 2nd Battalion Yorkshire Light Infantry, 105th, Cork, leave local route to join the transport for conveyance to Hong Kong, South China, for their Ist Battalion, 51st. The Buffs are due at Singapore on the Ist prox., and the ...
... day went well for the Russians, the being driven from the villages along thw nillwav. On the 51st, shell tiro at daylight from all sidtw, but the Russian infantry pushed forward. Late id the afternoon, new* came that General Kuroki bad threatened railway ...
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... of fluttering pennon. After the Chian. came the bluejacket. of the naval direnion, then M. Bavarian infantry in dark Moe. Um Saxony infantry in light blue and the Anatrians in uniforms of Maud. fel ether gory. ...
... E had larmly bore absorbed, lathy of the rect. keennents from abroad had &heady arrived, find the number of one ells use infantry died, stoics had them front ferty.ive to kfty.tee.l, Ile Artillery We MO , trtnikeer thou we had ever ban. Though the dew& ...
... a break-through here Mal le The infantry and artillery shot the enemy to Meets before our lines. Seventeen enemy &emplane. and four captive balloon. were rtMi downyesterday. Lieut. Ude( obtained his 40th, 50th, 51st and 52nd aerial victories. Lieut. ...
... 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; ...
... sitting of the Court the cam for the accimed was opened. Mr. Kenny, in his address to the jury, said there was no doubt that on 51st Augnet last Patrick Noonan lost his rd., but the fact of • man losing his life was not itself a newer , ' that he was murdered ...