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... Staffordshire Regiment). 4tb Durham Light Infantry, and 3rd Princess Louise's (Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders). Professor Tom Morris, late of Bristol, ex-chara- Eion swimmer of England, has died at Swansea in is 51st year. ...
... batoiday, Jan. 12 .. 11.25 .. 5.. .. «10 Bridgwater Light Railway.—The London Friday night contaias the following -.—Light Railway Act, 1896 Bridgwater, Stowey and Stogursey Light Railwaya Order :—The Light Railway Commissioners have submitted to the Board ...
... without light was required by the county bye Iswe.—Defendant failed put in appearance c. said that at 6.15 p.tn. was duty West Knighton, when saw defendant driving horse and coal «a?gon which there were no light*. Witness called out Where is your light,” and ...
... inclusive of costs. No Light. —Clement Whale, of Troll, on tbe information of P.C. Dening, who gave evidence, appeared to a summons for riding a bicycle without a light on the 14th inst.—Defendant said had previously lighted bis lamp, which bad gone ...
... aid of the Society's funds. THE VOLUNTEERS. HEAD-QUARTER COMPANIES, SECOND VOLUNTEER BATTALION, PRINCE ALBERTS SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY. Orders for the week ending 14th March, 1903. I.—For duty, Captain Macdonald, Sergeant Daniel, and Corporal Symes. 2.—Company ...
... littleness, and its greatness. To those who only see things through glass darkly, and who may be groping earnestly for light, more light, the Rev. V. S. S. Coles, who in appearance is not unlike ons of the sturdy monks of old, by his stirring eloquence, ...
... ; Messrs. E. Lunn, Hibberd H. Russen, and E. Wilcox the Works Committee and Messrs. and Wilcox as the Lighting Committee. ——The question the lighting tin village was discussed, and the suggestion of I iibberd, it was decided to defer it till tin next meeting ...
... term of service should be of moderate I ngth, such as ',Hal yield an adequate and efficient Reserve. The second was that Um infantry Battalions which w re abroad should be supported by adequate nuniber of properly ergamzed Battalions at bailie, capable of ...
... —(Signed) V. Captain commanding. THE VOLUNTEERS. HEAD-QUARTER COMPANIES. SECOND VOLUNTEER BATTALION PRINCX ALBERT'S SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY. Orders for the week ending July 30th, 1904 I.—For duty. Captain Kite, Sergeant J. Bishop, and Corporal Chafie. 2.—Company ...
... amount collected last year. Poa Lsinu Inscuobdinats to non-eemmissiioned ofiieer. Private Woodward, 2nd Somerset hire Light Infantry, has been sentenced 21 days' imprisonment. The Nona Sea Fishkbue;;.—Tho lives both the killed in the roecnt Russian attack ...
... () 3 Paiey, elder son of Colonel r, ipwh' Malpas, Cheshire, and ,j shire, to Sybil Maud, younger a 51st Piwe' W. C. E. Scott, formerly d , Light Infantry, of 1, Connaugln 1t 1 nlout!l - P|O PARKER— DAY.— Nov. 28, Buck© 1 to»> paii'i-iiiia'' 1 the Rev. ...
... Springtime,” Miss M. Ward. Accompanist, Miss Norah Winter. BATTALION ORDERS BY COLONEL W MARSH, COMMANDING 2kd V.B. SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY. Taunton, 6th January, 1908. PROMOTION'S AND APPOINTMENTS—OPPICKBS. I.—Major C. J. Trask to be Hon. Lieut.-Colonel, dated ...