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... Millhouscs Mrs Claude Hartley (nee Winifred b,^ -• Crindlcford—a daughter. J ! ,ly 51st, 1917, at 10, Sonthbonrne the wife of J. Edward Hoyland, CARRIAGES. ’ th« ON --On July 51st, at St. Oswalds ■ IbrotuL* ?- A. Holmes, M.A., Vicar Chelhotri / 'he bridegroom) ...
... rendezvous convenient to the squadron billets. grey lino of motor-lorries on a desolate roadside. eerie picture in tho half light foggy dawn. By tho roadside tho squadrohs are allotted the sections they man. The start is made. Tho lorries sway and rock ...
... the London ‘-Telegraph ) was a novel success, but not perfect, because a German waiter collided with ,an American, and a light ensued which nearly shipwrecked, the festive banqueters. Tire dinner was given, by a local politician, who lost a bet on the ...
... greatcoats, and boots* lying exactly as left by the occupants in a hurry as our tanks and infantry came on. The Australian guns moved almost with the infantry. At the present moment 1 can see through the open door our field guns already trotting across ...
... Pontefract —tho 51st an Regimental Districts—which has been vacant sine© the retirement of Brigadier Byng (late chief the South Yorkshire Volunteer Brigade) last year. Major Kekewich will now control the depot of tho King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry —whose ...
... jail Light Horse,-and army reserve nursing sister Eliza beta Marshall. The following local announcements appear in the lists:— lst Durham Lia:ht Infantry: Corporal J. Parker was accident illy killed S .inderton, November 23. Dii bam Light Infantry (M.1 ...
... 2nd Madras Light In* fantry. now the 2nd Battalion King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, will be laid up in York Minster Saturday, the 11th October, after the morning service. These colours, which have been restored and now lie at the 51st Depot at Pontefract ...
... wounded. One of the latter baa died Lieutenant Hutchins received a iesh wound the right arm. At Vaaatoer’v Post the Durham Light Infantry had a man killed. Klip Nek the Leicester* had Second Lieutenant and private wounded. The latter has eiooe died, bat the ...
... as follows: oth Oxfordshire and Buckingharn Light Infantry, ,582 points, I; Tweseldown Training , Centre, Royal Army Medical Corps, 826 points, 2: Bth Rifle Brigadc;,,B37 points. 5; 7th Yorkshire Light Infantry, 861 point, 4 ; sth West Yorkshire Regiment ...
... Ist Reserve Garrison Battalion. Yorkshire Light Infantry, to be transferred to General List, and to be temp. Capt. whilst employed a-s a Commandant. Prisoner of War Camp. 18ih October, 1918 REGULAR FORCES. Infantry—Service Battalions. Notts and Derbys. -Soc ...
... Regiment v. 2nd Batt. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 9th Brigade. R.H.A v. l&t Batt. Royal Irish Rifles Ist Batt. Durham Light Infantry v. 4th Dragoon Guards. Ist Depot Batt. Tank Corps v. Ist Batt. Royal Munster Fusiliers (to played at Exeter on neutral ...
... C., Rajputs; Macmuilen, Lieut.-Col. F. C. K., 271 h Light Cavalry; Bastow, Major H. V., York Regt. ; Cassels, Major (temp. Lieut.-Col.) R. A., 32ud Lancers; Ghitty, Bt.-CoU W. W’., 119th Infantry, Ind. Army; Clirao, Bt.-Col. (temp. Brig.-Gen.) S. H. ...