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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 ...
... n ii to National Schoolroom evening next Several members of the 1st 3rd Volunteer Battalions Prince Albert’s Somerset Light Infantry No Company Gloucestershire Artillery have take part in uniform LANGFORD Invitation Dance— evening private invitation dance ...
... British to masterly tactics of General French has demonstrated a practical way the a column composed of cavalry infantry and mounted infantry order out a rapid and completely outma' ivre General French ordered jis rifl to to their destination in parts so ...
... 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. ...
... 3rd Durham. light Infantry. In Lloyd's agent at St. Vincent telegraphed yesterday ga morning that thetransport AmericaLondon for Table, of Bay, lies arrived. Sho carries 366 otlicers; and men and 276 horses 6th Di!vision Mounted Infantry, and a detachment ...
... KILLED. 2nd Middlesex Regiment 20 2nd Lancashire Fusiliers 2nd Royal Lancashire Regiment 34 Imperial Light Infantry 49 WOUNDED. Imperial Light Infantry 72 Ist York ana Lancaster 10 Thorneyoroft’s Horse ••• 41 2nd Lancashire Fusiliers 94 2nd Royal Lancaster ...
... ncssible, they poshed rapidly along the top and foand the Boers in considerable numbers front and on the flanks. The severest lighting when they began coming down the hill. brilliant flanking movement on IBth undoubtedly won the Boer position, which, evident ...
... generously responded to apneaL am, Sir, yours faithfully. ALICE S. BCRGE3. Terrace, Clifton, Fob. 25. BATTALION SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY. —Another Somersetshire battalion sails for Sooth Africa on March and. appeal made last Novemoer was so warmly resounded ...
... Doctor W H Jones Clevedon Arrivals Miss Moore Miss Bowlby Miss Forbes Monmouth House Wellington Terrace Somersetshire Light Infantry— Captain H C Frith been appointed major vice R L j promoted into the Royal Inmskilling Fusiliers j The Rev E Forbes is ...
... south and the north that Colonel was advancing daily ' aad shelling tbe enemy. All is well. Colonel Barter, the Yorkshire light Infantry, has taken over the command Warrenton from Colonel Money, of the Northumberland Fusiliers. Mr Julius WeU, of the firm ...
... Hrahant and staff, with all the *fternoon tro ...
... of mounted men, the Imperial Light Horse from Ladysmith, the Kimberley Mounted t'orpr, with Royal Horse Artillery and I'.oir-pjuis,” with a selected body of infantry fro the Fusilier Brigade. .V special equipment of light-spriuged mule transport completed ...