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... all out to time, including the 29th and 51st Companies Imperial Yeomanly and a Steii(lll 01 the Wiltshile Yeomanry, two guns of the Royal Horse Artillery, and half a section of the Royal Irish Rifles Mounted Infantry-150 to 200 strung in all. We the advanced ...
... play The committee Tealise the having one the ground constant attendance the nets and while they do desire to in Mexwell’s light feel that Creher Maxwell were permitted to be away at time members have for complaint PRITCHARD’S BFNEFIT Tho match between ...
... Artillery fct Welsh The to be 23rd :— Second S Simpson S S Davies Infantry the Regiment— J Rowland his dated 18th NSPCC The Swansea District of Xational of Cruelty to Children during Quarter 51st 1909 47 complaints ill-treatment and childhood of which found ...
... GENERAL HEADQUARTERS Hostile raiding during of Lens inflicted garrison FRANCE pin carried raid Richebourg-L'Avone fo Cel-man lighting (ontrol ui missing Press) firing 'in in Wytsch-aete in artillery combats British reconnoitring advances which were failed ...
... were ex- active in co-operation with the and infantry in troops in fighting line his reserves in the rear with machine-gun tho day 30000 rounds fired altitudes Oi 100 feet upwards Parties of Cerman infantry were dispersed with casualties On one enemy’s ...
... -wearing masks mowed' German infantry advanced ter wave inmass formation indi- fierce character the sides unbroken 'fighting continued untjl late 'ft Friday-night on battle Duruur'the afternoon that hostile attacks delivered of infantry and artillery defensive ...
... fighting over Somme battlegrounds nouiing said - of : poor them and faying to break them that must them lose ' all- that are of 51st tough in iibm - told me that last actions tney almost to cauea : last effort' after of 1 with' to the words to them to about ...
... ordinary grate took Tuesday ofhees of the Monmouthshire Association (Institute of Wales simplicity lighting clearly demonstrated Without preparation quickly lighted five minutes) the conference chamber lofty room the start 1015 a m being degrees Fah At 12 the ...
... that Britriir troops operating under General Penella- (Twelfth Army) entered The Northamptonshire Yeomanry advance of the infantry alone captured 800 prisoners and airmen routed a force 10000 Austrians AUSTRIA TO “WITHDRAW ALL TROOPS”! COPENHAGEN Thursday ...
... 10-1 Orpall Infantry Welwyn aud Brind Leys 20-1 others Tote: Win Places 46 83’ 73 Won by three-parts a length head CATTERICK HANDICAP PLATE of 200 sovs 5f (Mr Cort) J Simpson (Baron de Tuyll)T Burns Z1G Peek) Crossley ran Also : Lundy Light Glen Gowan ...
... midnight 119th Brigade had taken up their position round the base of the hill They lay on their ground sheets in the ditches The 51st Division away on the right on the left The of tack not been fixed was known that there was be no long bombardment— only a short ...