... ballrooms. The death is announced, at Govanstown U.S.A./ in his 72nd year, of M . ame! Rutherford Lumley, formerly Adjutant 51st Light Infantry Regt., eldest brother of the Rev. William Faithful Lumlev chaplain, H.M. Prison, Nevvcastle-on-Tyhe' formerly Chelmsford ...

... distinguished career. Third son of Uie late Capt. John Wynne, A, he was born in Ireland 1846. At the age of 17 joined 51st Light Infantry, and five years afterwards he was adjutant. He took part in Uie Jowaki Expediuou, 1877, and was mentioned in despatches ...

... the valley. Miss Joan and Miss Vera two children, acted bridesmaids; • and the best man was B. K. Boulton, 51st (King's Own) Yorkshire Light Infantry. The bridesmaids' dresses were of white muslin, with sashes of rihbon, and white muslin baby hats, with ...

... magazine of the yV,rescO ts Wellington's (West Riding) Regiment P and e> piains. An observant man, on seeing the , rU Light Infantry on parade, would llie by the fact that the sergeants of the were their sashes across their instead across their right ...

... when we set out, and had only been on tho road some minutes when a steady rain began. Beaucourt-sur-rHallue met two French infantry battalions returning from the line after relief by British. Many mutual cheers were exchanged. Our route was via Contay-Warloy ...

... each change in the artillery plan; the pause whilst the guns switched to new targets. It was gun drill at its best. Now the infantry had started forward. We could see the periodic bursts of Bofors guns which, with their tracer shell, demarcated the direction ...