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... St., E.C. FLATS, CHAMBERS, OFFICES, &c. _ — — CADOGAN ESTATE.— Splendid Light Flats to be Let. containing dininsr. drawing. 4 bed-rooms, kitchen, bath. 2 ?? &c. : electric light; passer, trer and tradesmen s lifts; decorations to suit tenants.— Apply ...
... (ArtUlery) *E.T. F. Hood 1.157 — (Infantry) «O.F. Lloyd 1,179 — (Infantry) *P.H.Span U47 — (Infantiy) *J. C. W. Anderson 1,132 * First Trial. BANDHURST. JULY. 1900. Infantry B. P. Wedd 5.882 Infantry I_ Aylmer 5,851 Infantry K. O. Goldie 5 ...
... greenish white, the 94th and 691% willow green, the 51st deep green, the 54th popinjry green, and the 69rd very deep green. The 322nd had pale buff, the 50:h black, the 59th purple, and the 60. h light blue. The Sappers, now the Koyal Engineers, at the ...
... on the Gymkhana ground this afternoon. The attendance was yeiy large. The present holders of the cup are the Shropshire Light Infantry. The Royal Irish, during the first 10 minutes, had the best of the exchanges, and carried the sphere into the orkshire ...
... and Mr. F. Bt. J. Tyrwhitt and Mr. B.H Little respectively to the Worcestershire Re giment and the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, both excellent regiments. The Worcestershire possesses the distine tion of having four regular and two volun. teer battalions ...
... i Dnrluun Light Infantry.— Lieutenant fc. xM. Rii'.aiidsin.i. 2nd Royal IrLli Fusiliers.- Lieutenant H. J. Atldu- ' son. Royal Army Medical Corps. - Captain F. ~M 'Dowull. Indian Medical ;-_ervice.— Oaptniu O. H. ?? Bethunc's Mounted Infantry. -Lieutenant ...
... Africa. Royal West Kent Begiment (50th).— Capt. DaHson left Gape Town on October 16 in the Nubia, invalided. Torks. Light Infantry (51st). —Lieut. Gatacre left Cape Town on Oct. 24, on passage home in the Dunvegan Castle. King’s Royal Rifles (60th). Major ...
... made without the cognisance of one of the parties. The historical and monumental blunder coolmimed by the despot: 1i of the infantry preferred telegram to the colonies, in direct opposition to military recommendation, also present. a glaring example of ...
... Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (51st).— Major H. Earle, D. 5.0., 2nd Batn., left Cape Town the Tantdllon Castle, on Nov. 6, on passage home. Lieut. R. J. McMullen has been discharged to duty in South Africa. King’s Shropshire Light Infantry ...
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... Carnegy has been discharged to duty in South Africa. Barham Light Infantry (68th).— Lieut. W. J. Ainsworth is returning from South Africa to take up the Adjutancy of the 2nd Batn. Highland Light Infantry (72nd).—Capt. H. T. C. Singleton left Cape Town on Nov ...
... and lieutenant-colonel in 1896. He 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 a medal with clasp. With the same ...