... smoke, when the word came back to the guns that the infantry were going to charge. The guns started tiring at 15 seconds' interval. The Boer fire slackened immediately, but the older was changed. The infantry diverged into deep valleys on either side. Firing ...

... d Lieutenant C. wall’s Light Infant oks, of the Warwic ire Mounted In- fantry ; and Lieutenant M. R. Lisdon, the Yorkshire Mounted Infantry, were severely wounded at Krugerspost on Sunday last. Mounted Infan- 2d Highland Light Infant Richa woun try—5411 ...

... Yorkshire Light in | a Lieutenant two years a gif year. He served tn di ; t North-Weat Frontier d, » « , Lockhart, 1897-8, with J „ ...

... Vivid, Victory, Royal Marine Artillery, Portsmouth; Royal Marine Light Infantry, teams from Gosport, Portsmouth, and Chatham. A ten miles hour wind is blowing across the range, but the light is good, and the weather oonditions are likely to hold good throughout ...

... a window which is unfastened; but one the sashes is already open even an inch may open it wider aud clamber in. The 51st Light Infantry Peninsular Memorial, which is to placed in York Minster, now completed, and the unveiling ceremony will be performed ...

... phase of the battle, he is again losing large numbers of men, and in any close lighting he is roughly handled. I have said much already about the mapnificent courage of our infantry and their endurance through these tragic days and nights, so resolute and ...

... in hospital suffering from gunshot wounds in the left thigh. Perthshire Men. Second-Lieutenant John Carmichael, Durham Light Infantry, youngest- son Mr and Mrs Archibald Carmichael, Hillview, Tarbet, Loch Lomond, has died of wounds |in France. Lieutenant ...

... Welshmen who gave the Jocks the credit of stopping the rush of the Germans. The ' Jocks they referred to were the Highland Light Infantry and the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. On that occasion I remember seeing small party of Argvlls sauntering along ...

... occasion was the handing over to the city Glasgow for safe koeping the colours of the 11th, 18th, and 51st Battalions of the Highland Light Infantry. Leagues Nations are good things no doubt, said the Duke, and will be splendid things when they mature ...

... Fusiliers), Foot. (Royal Welsh Fusiliers), 2bth (King's Own Scottish Borderers), 37th (Hampshirea), and 51st Foot (King Yorkshire Light Infantry). Shortly after the attack opened these British brigades bore down on the enc cavalry, sOme 10,000 strong ...

... Foot (Royal Welsh Fusiliers),' 25th Foot (King's Own Scottish Borderers). 37th Foot (Hampshires), and 51st Foot (King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry). Their total losses were 1394 officers and men, of which number the Lancashire Fusiliers had six officers ...

... 13-27, Heavy Battery—Montrose section Ardhallow, Julv 20-Ausrust 3. 51st Highland Divisional Engineers Callander, Julv 13-27. City of Aberdeen Fortress. R E. —Callan- July 13-27. 51st Highland Divisional Signals St Andrews, July 20-August 3. 207 th Medium ...