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... deprives the town of the 08 i? who had done duty in many differen vod Entering the army at an early age; he ge os? Bu the 51st Light Infantry throughout the of 1852-3, being on board the East Indi a jo? | ae 0? steam frigate Ferooz during the og destruction ...
... spend Christmas with his son, when he expired in the street. The deceased was Charles Staines, 73, formerly of the 51st Light Infantry, and he had lived at 45, Codiva Street. Mrs. Caroline K. Aldridge stated that the deceased wa s her father, and had ...
... onel A. F. Mockler-Ferryman. The British officer whose active life is here set forth was Camel Samuel Rice, C. 8., 51st Light Infantry. In various parts of the world, notably in Spain and Portugal, Colonel Samuel Rice saw plenty of hard fighting. Ile ...
... Thursday, May 29. The King’s Own (Yorkshire Light Infantry) (51st and 105th). —On Monday next Gen. Sir A. Wynne will unveil a memorial in York Minster to the 010 officers and men of the 51st Light Infantry who ...
... in KENNEDY.—Oa the 6th July, VJO4, at Lincoln, Major Francis Charlesworth Kennedy, formerly 51st K.O. Light Infantry, 25th K.O. Borderers, and Ist Volunteer Battn. Lincolnshire Regiment. BIRTHS, DEATHS, and MARRIAGES ANNOUNCEMENTS.—Not exceeding six ...
... der Noot. The wedding is to take place in London on January 21st. The engagement is announced of Major H. M. Davies, 51st Light Infantry, second son of Lieut.-General H. F. Davies, late Grenadier Guards, and Miss Isabel Warwick Evans, elder daughter of ...
... 1890, and lieutenant-colonel in 1896, He saw his first active service in 1877, when served with the 51st Light Infantry (Ist King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantiy) in the Campaign, when he received a medal with clasp. With the same regiment he took part ...
... and lieutenant-colonel in 1896. saw his first active service in 1877, when he served with the 51st Light Infantry (Ist King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry) in the Jowaki Campaign, when he received medal with clasp. With the same regiment ...
... 1890, and lieutenant-cofonel in 1896. He saw his first active service in 1877, when he served with the 51st Light Infantry (Ist King’s Own Yorkshire Light lntnntm in the Jowaki Campaign, when he received a me! with clasp. With the same regiment he took part ...
... and lieutenant-colonel in 1896. He saw Iris first active service in 1877, when he served with the 51st Light Infantry (Ist King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry) in the Jowaki Campaign, when he received a with clasp. With the Villa' regiment ...
... connected with an old Devonshire family, her father being the late Sir Henry Bayly, who served the Peninsular War in the 51st Light Infantry, 1 where was severely wounded. Captain and Mrs. are greatly respected at Seaton and throughout' Devon, ind both have ...
... Keeper of the Jewel House at the Tower of London and Colonel of the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry from 1913 to 1927. Sir Arthur joined the 51st Light Infantry (now the Ist Batt. K.0.Y.L.1.) when 16. ',He served in the Jowaki Expedition ...