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... served as orderly officer to Brigadier-LieTA Doran in the Jowaki Campaign, and for the next two years was with the 51st Light Infantry as Superintendent of Army Signalling in the Afghan War, and was twice mentioned in despatches. Be was with the Burmese ...
... served as onkel,' officer to Frigadier•tienenl Doran in the Jowaki Campaign. and to the neat two years was with the 51st Light Infantry Superintendent of army Signalling in the Afghan War, and was twice neteti,ned in despatcher. lie was with the Burnwee ...
... in the year, the necessary changes have made all organized work of our nature difficult. Private R. Fegan, of the 51st Durham Light Infantry, still remembers the fine address given by the Colonel. He refers, of course, to Col. L. G. Fawkes, our Honorary ...
... 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. ...
... done duty with the toots in Lon.inn and at Firheight Camp. The inner lucky marksmen include Lieutenant 11,11 . 11.orp, 51st Light Infantry, eon of utomant-Coluncl lhous. of the hugLy Fu. Vial! Union. Dr. Daniel John Lerch, a a and of Male rim Metsica and ...
... his cun,,s,ission. served as orderly officer to Brigmlier.Gein•r4l J. in the Juwaki Campaign in 1817, mid with the 51st Light Infantry as Superintendent ..f Army Si4irsl. bog in the Afghan War of 80. Hs present at the attack and oaptui.• All Mu-M. was ...
... : Had he bern abroad at all ? Witness: Oh, yes ; he was out in India .14 years in his younger days. lie was in the 51st Light infantry. The Coroner: Did - he ever have suurtroke The Witness: No, but he had brain fever. The Coroner : 11'hy did he have ...
... King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. A memorial tablet to the officers, u(m-c“li , missioned officers, and men of the Ist and 2n¢ Battalions, and Ist Volunteer Battalion, King® Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, who fell in the war in South Africa, between ...
... Flora, wife of Robert Norton Cartwright, of 47. Victoria-road. Kensington, and Ixworth Abbey. Suffolk, late Captain 51st Light Infantry, aged 61. Ci iRNFORD.— On the 26th June, at 12. Elm Park-road.Chelsea. Mary Emma, widow of the late Rev. James Cornford ...
... throughout his long life has been gardening, but at the age of 18 his yearning for adventure led him to join the 51st King’s Own Light Infantry in which he served for 12 years, five years of which were spent in India. But old Spalding called him back, and ...
... quietly in June, between Dr. Elliott Beverley Bird of 46 Elm-grove, Southsea, only son of Captain Beverley Bird, late 51st Light Infantry, and the Hon. Gladys Rice, eldest daughter of Lord Dynevor. At the Royal Dublin Society’s spring show on Tuesday, in ...
... following wills have been proved : Captain Henry Basil Monson, of Fulbeck Hours, Grantham, Linco/nahire. late of the 51st Oxfordshire Light Infantry, and of the Canadian Riles, left bequads to seirvants—£9s,B2B. Mr. Harcourt Turner, aged 67, of Piccadilly, W ...