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... the Highland Light Infantry, who resides in Eastern Angus. In a letter to a friend in his home town, he states:— I have now been in various parts of this desert land for six months. This period does not, of course, include the voyage, which was mainly ...
... the Royal Artillery and went to 'France in May, 1915, with the famous 51st Highland Division. Aft. , six months with the Expeditionary For. he was commissioned to the Light Infantry, and returned to Fran , • with the 11th H.L.I. which, after the trona ...
... France in May 1915 with the famous 51st Highland Division. After six months with the Exoeditionary Force he was commissioned to the Highland Light Infantry. and returned to France with the 11th Battalion Highland Light Infantry, which, after ...
... France in 1915 with the famous 51st Highland Division. After six months with the Expeditionary Force, he was commissionrd to the Highland Light Infantry, and returned to France with the 11th Battalion Highland Light infantry, which, after ...
... following year with the 51st Highland Division. After serving for six months with the Expeditionary Force he was commissioned to the Highland Light Infantry. and returned to France with the llth Battalion Highland Light Infantry, which, ...
... in May, 1915 with the famous 51st Highland Division. After six months with the Expeditionary Force he was commissioned to the Highland Light Infantry, and returned to France with the 11th Battalion Highland Light Infantry, which, after the ...
... Mac- ninth baronet of Tarbat and seventh of MACLEAN.—By cable from South Africa— Nator Norman Maclean, of the Imperial light Infantry, son of W. G. Maclean, denlee, Trinity, died at Voiksrust on the unst the 9th Mar. 1900. at her prrents’ residence, Harrington ...
... that it may he classed as a productive unit of the greatest value to our war effort. WITH THE 51ST DIVISION.—The close personal links between Arbroath and the 51st (Highland) Division, through the local men serving in The Black Watch and the Royal Artillery ...
... officiated. MILITARY MANOEUVRES. Major. General V. M. Fortune, commander, 51st (Highland) Division, arrived at Barry Camp on Monday to spend three days with the 152nd Infantry Brigade. He watched manoeuvres of the 6th Gordon Highlanders. On Tuesday and ...
... in their outward manifestation of Nov. Daring the course of the afternoon the prpe and instrumental bands the Highland Light Infantry, the Arbroath Town Band, the Boys' Brigade Flute Itssnd, and a rag-time combination, a feature of which was the extremely ...
... rigg, D. 5.0., commanding the 51st Highland Division and Highland area, on Wednesday inspected the catnip of the 4,.5th Battalion of the Black Watch. He was ay, companied by Colonel R. A. Bullock, commandant 153rd Infantry Brigade. The Battalion was under ...