... the servire over the body of Herbert Tannioliffe, of Woodeares. Deceased was an nil serving many yearn in the 51st Yorkshire Light Infantry, during whieh be twk part In the Afghan War, and also aenompsoled General Walker'. expedition ander Lord Roberts ...

... the 51«t King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, has had three sons, all of whom served with tbe colours, two being deceased—one falling in South Africa—while the other is sergeant in the 51st King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. Whelan has ...

... stock. Our casualties yesterday were exceptionally light. Air : On August. our aeroplane squadrons co-operated with the other arms the battle front throughput the day. The line reached our attacking infantry was reported by our contact aeroplanes. The position ...

... stated today, in support of its announcement that General Montgomery is again ready to attack, that the 44th and 51st British Infantry Divisons are standing on the coast road. the south of them, it adds, the 10th Tank Division, while on the southern ...

... Captain Wm, aylor Shortt, died in action, 17th Regiment gLeicestera); 1820 ; Lieut.-Colonel James Shortt, 51st Regiment gging‘s Own Light Infantry), 1775 ; Lieut.-Colonel Wm. Charles Shortt, 24th Regiment (Sduth Wales Borderers), 1762 ; Mafor John Shortt ...

... , and acted rs. was conducted by the Rev. E. B. Deacon, of Alde wae bees fol- lowing imser Kamaoski, December ‘eth, Kozuh, 51st 23”; and “ Pte. ie At the of the peck oy oy ll soldiers’ com- rades each cast a of ea eet Snes before lining an comets The ...

... Rushby, M.C., superintendent minister of Queen's Hall Methodist Mission. Mr. Rushby was chaplain to the 17th Division, the 51st Infantry Brigade I (which included the 10th Battalion The I Sherwood Foresters) from the start of the Great War to the finish. * ...

... naturday week. deceased, who in his 24th year, listed in the No and Derbys. on S I st, 1914. lently he was . _rred to the Dur Light Infantry. CHAMBERS. went to France on Boxing Day, 1914, and returned to England in the following February suffering from frost-bitten ...

... Britith Army. was his brigade which was inserted the British lines, the light of the First Coips. during the critical days the end October, and fought like heroes. buttle October 51st, General saved the situation by leaving miscellaneous force, composed ...

... pressin found the All Alunlar system likewise evacuated. It. is a matter for earnest thanksgiving that the. Turk did not elect light to the last, would have been a CJostly experience taking these positions assault. They wero magnificently organised, and considered ...

... the Sherwood Foresters, and Gwladys Mildred Betty Janet Frances, elder daughter Captain Frank Corbett, late 51st King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, will take place the end of October at Mombasa, British East Africa. The late Rev. Frederick Jervis Smith ...

... e of discharge from his employment Buch application was made Samuel Charles Edwards, a private in Rug’s Owe Yorkshire Light Infantry, who, lor pan three weeks, had been engaged fit ter by the Rolls-Royce Co., and who wanted transfer Hull, where his wife ...