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... brilliantly successful. When day broke were within striking distance enemy. Onr infantry and field batteries once made attack the Boer front, and while this was proceeding cavalry light artillery got right round the enemy's right flattk, c.2 The programme worked ...
... provided for the school children, and presents were also given to the labourers on the estate. The band of tho Royal Marion Light Infantry played a selection of music at Osborne in the evening during and after supper, under the direction of lion. Lieutenant ...
... son. THICKNESSE. â On theMst Dec., at Buller's-green, Haywards Heath. Sussex, the wife of John Thicknesse (Somerset Light Infantry), of a son. WILLW AY.â January Ist, 1900. at 11. Marlborouch-road, Bournemouth, the wife of the Rev. Alfred Phillips ...
... Staffordshire Regiment). 4tb Durham Light Infantry, and 3rd Princess Louise's (Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders). Professor Tom Morris, late of Bristol, ex-chara- Eion swimmer of England, has died at Swansea in is 51st year. ...
... WM time. made no roply to tlw fire. were clearly detuuraliAed this unexpected movement. - . On December 51st all the cavalry, :irtillery, and Infantry. the latter riding in wagg na to increase the general mobility of the advance. ,tarted upon a night niardi ...
... Spinks (both lirst trial). Infantry. T.Pratt. Militia Competitive. slh. Artillery. G. P. Blathwayt. 1,775. First trial. Militia Competitive. 21st. Infantry. 11. Maddick. 1.755. First triaL Militia Competitive. 56th. Infantry. F. H. Nangle. 1.653. First ...
... CHILDS' NIGHT LIGHTS. pi-ICE'S CniLD.S' NIGHT LIGHT 3. ORICES CHILDS'* NIGHT LIGHTS. PRICES CHILDS- NIGHT LIGHTS. pRICE'3 CHILDS' NIGHT LIGHTS, PRICE'S CHILDS* NIGHT LIGHTS. PRICES CHILDS' NIGHT ...
... NOVEMBER. .w, ?? ? lace - . ,_ Nam ». Marks. 22nd (Infantry) R.C.Young 7.86 V) 32nd (Infantry I C. H. Clutterbuek ..7.683 40th (Infantry) C. C. Wigram 7.516 UUth llntautryj A. W. K. Loyd 6.614 j un a 23rd (Infantry) A.C. G. Besley 8,107 •_—,( University) V. P ...
... Liyht Infantry. Y. Applsmartl- 2.J Rosa' /dim I W. Aed. -51st 1)0.1 Artinery. A.W. ow. Grs.,e-.W R I..,stlalantry. J. Baro Namaland-3711. r Artulory. .1. Remelt. t J. W. Haim. 611aaj-23.rd R. sal Gammon Artalery. Drown. - J. 8a1.,. I.4FM Infantry. W. Boarder ...
... formed up in good time for their long march. The mounted infantry section of 359-Who Bill be provided with Eaauto ponies on reaching the Cape-being divided into two companies, while the 160 infantry were designated E Company. The remainder of the 1,400 men ...
... SpinLatbuth hist trial). Infantry. T. Pratt. Militia Cumpetitive. oth. Artillery. G. P. Blathwayt, 1,775. First trial. Militia Competitive. 21st. Infantry. H. Maddick. 1.755. First trial. Militia Competitive. 56th. Infantry. F. 11. Nangle. I.GS3. First ...