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... AS CRUTCHES. d 1S A LIVELY FEATHERSTONE PATIENT AT SS WYNBERG. Private F. Metcalfe, of the King’s Own Yorekhire 1e of Light Infantry, now in Wynberg Hospital, has sent a to letter to Mrs. A. Hirst, Moorside Farm, Featherstone, j where he made his home ...
... Gazette of the lbth December, is cancelled. Regimental District — Colonel William Clark, commanding 51st Regimental District.King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, is placed on retired pay; dated 16th inst. LINE BATTALIONS. • ?? Yorkshire Regiment — The under-men- ...
... Ist proximo ; West Biding about same time ; Derby- shires, Bth; Yorkshires, Northumberland's, Dur- hams, and Yorkshire Light Infantry, about 12th proximo. Major Dv Buisson, Depot Lincoln Regiment, hig fc*en selected for service in South Africa, and will ...
... Ist proximo; West Riding about same time; Derby- shires, Bth; Yorkshires, Northumberlands, Dur- hanis, and Yorkshire Light Infantry, about 12th Major Dv Buisson, Depot Lincoln Regiment, his been selected for service in South Africa, and will shortly ...
... R-rcon. Edition Telegram, per Press Association.) fcPKAV^AXS CAMP, Wednesday, 7.40 p. n. 'j '■'■■ .- ; ?? by the Durham Light Infantry oi; ,\i :. ■. , was most brilliant. 'l '■ n.cn advanced under fire, which, a- -■- ■:■ n not- heavy, came from several ...
... slightly. 2nd Scottish Rifles: Killed, two men: wounded, 27. ii.! King's i loyal Rifle Corps: Wounded, 20. Ist Durham Light Infantry: Killed, 10; wounded, 78— two since deed. Ist Rifle Brigade : Killed, t men; wounded 76; missing, 1. Ist \.-i k and Lancaster ...
... Lancashire— Private W. Hyde. 2nd Berkshire — Private S. Tinors 2nd Shropshire Light Infantry — Bugler J. Berry and Private H. D. Birks. 3rd Battalion Durham Light Infantry — Private H. Routh. Ist Battalion Gordon Highlanders— Private R. Innes. Army Pay ...
... Streams er.i Sunday morning l at d-ay break. Ti-.e Kimberley Light Horse, who bad relieved tha Diamond Fields Home at the ponfc, wore subjected to a heavy cto?s fire, which lasted all day. The Light Hoife i returned fiie fire. Colonel Peatman placed his | ...
... Lapworth, Private G. Charlton. 165th Laner,-Lanco-Corporal F. Glodwin. Deaths from disease at Blocnfonrtein.-lst Oxford Light Infantry-Private H. Batemaan, enteric fever. CASUALTIES AT WARRENTON, The following casualties are reported: - Warrenton, 28th ...
... forwarded to Colonel Gildea a cheque for from Bloemiontein, a contribution from the N.C.O.'s and men of the Regiment Mounted Infantry in South Africa. This amount, writes Colonel Chamberlain, was earned by the N.CO.'s and men tbe regiment for tbe number ...
... decision was perfectly in order. It was in India, some years ago, tba-t a cricket match was taking place between the old 51st Light Infantry and Royal Artillery, when the following catch took place, which, however, did not count. A Captain Wright, of the Royal ...