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... d Lieutenant C. wall’s Light Infant oks, of the Warwic ire Mounted In- fantry ; and Lieutenant M. R. Lisdon, the Yorkshire Mounted Infantry, were severely wounded at Krugerspost on Sunday last. Mounted Infan- 2d Highland Light Infant Richa woun try—5411 ...
... Yorkshire Light in | a Lieutenant two years a gif year. He served tn di ; t North-Weat Frontier d, » « , Lockhart, 1897-8, with J „ ...
... Sutherland Highlanders—634 Private D. Thompson, accidentally severely wounded, back, Bronkhorst Spruit, Jan. 23. Highland Light Infantry—s2o7 Private Ashall, accidentally wounded, foot, Kroonspruit, Jan. PROGRESS REPORT. 2d Soots Guards—Lieutenant progressing ...
... reinforced by the section of the 3&th Battery and ono pom-pom, Diamond Fields Artillery. A portion Ashburner's Light Horse and the detachment of the 51st Imperial Yeomanry were extended on cither flank,, round which the enemy seemed intent on galloping. At this ...
... once reinforced the section the 33th Battery and one pom-pom. Diamond Fields Artillery. portion of Ashburner's Light Horse and detachment of 51st Imporiail Yeomanry wero extended on either flank, round which the enemy seemed intent galloping. At this time ...
... later piay, although suited to the GIRL (16-16) Wanted, to a-sivt. in very light house duties; rime over night XT'OfJNG GIRLS (any number) Wanted, s*»i«t with JL children and light houaework. GENERAL Wanted, Town; experienced; 4 la family, £l6-£lB LIVE STOCK ...
... Os Li~.ht Raclwatb ANI. IXtUW.iTB.—Mr Bryce. P., presided at oinier given the Tramways and Light Rail•yWKiaMon to the mem Ik'r* Ir.fe:national Tramways and Light Railwhich he'd its silting* in in ' r '^ ,t l»on- gentleman. propo«mg the toast for evening ...
... is no water, and in tins a rather that ~ x ;,au,ts infantry. The pluce lull) , entrencltedL 1 do not think we . either • gine or a Boer all tiny, but time tire to bear on IN wan very heavy. T infantry ere willing enough to bght, but the inters I•oat ...
... Scots Fusiliers, Ayr. 54th Brigade—lst V.B. Highland Lie'ht Infantry. Glasgow; Ist Dumbartonshire Rifles, Ist Lanarkshire Rifles, Glasgow; and st,h V.B. (Glasgow Highlanders) Highland Light Infantry. ...
... persons found guilty mind be found liable in expenses. Low Oaxitar has resigued his command of the 3rd Battalion Oxford Light Infantry, which ho has field since March 1898. NAUTICAL EXAMINATION.—Mr John Clowton, Kirkwall, a student from Captain Tait'a Nautical ...
... distribute energy, heat, and light in all directions. The glaciers, says the report, are a mine of 'white coal ,' which, unlike the product of earth, is inexhaustible, renewing itself from year to year. Grenoble is soon to be lighted with electricity generated ...
... of tho family is a daughter sonio jears older than the ceased Major Horne was formerly a lieu tenant in th” Iligh’and Light Infantry but now in thu 2ml Battalion ef th© Seaforth Highlanders His repiment was stationed at Cairo in Egypt during th© progress ...