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... senwle line of infantry break through three Os- line's of cavalry ranked in order of latitle, anid lty tumble them to ruin. The brunt of the it battle fell upon the 20th, but with thema were icr the 11thi, 23rd, 25th, 17tb. end the 51st Reg.i- de, manic ...
... 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 ...
... KM'S, The (51st Foot). the initials of the title King's Own Light Infantry. LAMBS. The (101 Ind Foot). It is presumed that wherever their colonel went, the Limbs would sum to go. LANCASHIRE LADE, The (47th Foot), from county title. LIGHT BOBS. The (43rd ...
... in the hour of victory at Corwin& in from fat, and emus 1809. and other Arm and men of the 51st properly cooked, curs Foot. now the Ist Yorkshire Light Infantry, a inches long, and two tablet has been unveiled by General Wynne in a stewpan with some York ...
... Sir John Moore. who was killed in the hour of vietery at Corunna in 1509. sod other Arm and men of the 51st Foot. now the Ist Yorkshire Light Infantry. a tablet has been unveiled by General Wynne in York Minster. Richard Westall, R.A.. uncle of Mrs. Rose ...
... GALLANT EXPLOITS. THE KING’S OWN YORKSHIRE INFANTRY. By Major J. H. SANDHAM GRIFFITH. The gallant exploits the King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry against big odds in the desperate fighting round Mons and Monbeuge and the subsequent retreat on Cambrai ...
... —Deeply mourned by all. EDMUNDS. —KiIIed in action July 14th, 1916. Private Reginald Harding Edmunds, King’s Shropshire Light Infantry, aged 24, dearly beloved husband of Emily Maud. The Rock, St. Fagan’s, and dearly beloved youngest son of Mr. and Mrs ...
... River Seusee. Our troops continue hold the enemy in their battle positions. During the enemy’s attacks yesterday his massed infantry offered remarkable targets our rifles, machine-guns, and artillery, of which full advantage was uken our troops. All reports ...
... E. William Reed at the age of 96 years. Seventy-one years ago Mr. Reed enlisted in the old 51st Regiment, now known as the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. Ile was drafted to India in 1857, In the latter days of the Mutiny. Later he served in Ireland ...
... H. Sandham Griffith, J.P., the mayor-e:cct of Haverfordwest, served with distinction in the old 51st Regiment (now the King's Own Yoricshire Light Infantry) on the Indian Frontier and in the Burma campaign of 1887-89. Retiring from the Service in 1898 ...
... DURHAM LIGHT INFANTRY: Officers and Other Ranks of the 2nd, 1/sth, 1/oth, 118th, 10th. 11th. 12th. and 13th Battalions. THURSDAY. November 16.—Other Ranks of the 14th, 15th, 10th, 20th. 22nd 28th. and 21th Battalions: also the HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY: Other ...