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... BATTALION SOUTH LANCAB?Z RSG?S26L 3108 Sergeant A.. Thomas. 2534 Lance-Corporal 3. Chinnesy. 5692 Private 16. Thgmas. IMPERIAL liGHT LNFAISTRE 337 Private Davies. 47 Harrison. 210 Private Niahet. 334 Private J. Smith. 401 Lance-Sergeant Campbell. 14 Private ...
... barbed wire fence 50 yard in front of themo that neither infantry nor cavalry could charge them out ol it Over and above this they had wire in front of that agaiu which whenever it wa touched put out light in their trenches which was a signal for them to start ...
... to Mr Hedderwick., M~r WYTNDHAMI said that else 5War Offce did I not refstse permission to the troopers of the a Imperial Light Morsse of South Africa to have C IMau~ser pistols as part of their equipment; en 11 the contrary it did what it could to facpliatea ...
... Engineers, Submarine Mine Engineers. Electric ;.ng nccrs. Infantry, Army Service Corps, and Army Medical Corps. The volunteers comprise regiment of Australian Volunteer Horse, and several corps infantry. including the National Guard, St George’s Rifles. Scottish ...
... Johannesburg Hamilton speaks in high terms of praise of tho manner iu which Brucc-Hami’ton end Spcns of tho Shropshire Light Infantry hendled the men under Smith-Dorrien’s direction It may bo recalled that hia dsspstcli dated KI p River May 28th Imrd ...
... Mac- ninth baronet of Tarbat and seventh of MACLEAN.—By cable from South Africa— Nator Norman Maclean, of the Imperial light Infantry, son of W. G. Maclean, denlee, Trinity, died at Voiksrust on the unst the 9th Mar. 1900. at her prrents’ residence, Harrington ...
... avoid clft.uion at St Enoch Station the lolto'.1ing ARRIANGEMENTS FOR. CARS. LORRIES. OF LIGHT VIEHICLES WTLT, DOt CARtttM' oU-T 0- TUESDAY AND WED'NESDAY, 51st JUJY ANt') 1.4t AUGU6'r. LORRIES or lI( HT V tCi.ES cntsirr to the ptation for Luggar- of ...
... Sth August. BETEILEREM- Imperial Light Horse-Troope. Troilys, enterir fever, 10th August- WINUURO. Ist West Riding Regimernt - 6253 Private J. Wright, enteric fever, 9th August. KROONSTAD- Volunteer Company Eiglhsano Light Infsntry-B919 Private A. Grey. ...
... The 1Ith B aart-'Ji5 Private Robert Smart, severely wounded. Southt African Light Horse-Ri5) Trooper E. Gamble, flightlp wounded. 1st King; s Poval Rille Corps Mounted Infantry-995i CortoIel A. Jarvis. severely' wounded. Id BattAin Rifle Brigadr-C .ptnain ...
... Hong Kong, September 7. Th( The transport Lalpoora argived here to-day issuez with a wing of the 4th Punjab Infantry, a see- tioh of the 51st Native Field Hospital, and the staff of the Third Brigade. - *The German cruiser Tiger, from Amoy, and the German ...
... JOHANNESBUBG. Vctorian TMountes Infantry-27 A. J. W. Anderson. severely woruded, Zlth May. VET RIVER. West An-tralian Mounted Infantry-17 Private J. J. 0ll lsra, sligrtly wounded. 5th Ma:. PRETORIA. West Australian Mounted Infantry-71 Private E. W. WithuePl ...
... Pretoria. October 19. [ Vloteir/_ Linc-ln Reg-iaeot-46027 Prrrate C. Thompson, eneici, Pretoria.. October 23: Y orkshire Light Infantry-5770 Privtge W. 'lophuam,- disease aeunknwn, Pciris, Octohuc 21. 18fh ?? Jrnperial Yeo manry-7081 Lance-Corporal ,.G ...