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... emigrated Salmon Ann, in British Columbia, where he joined the 31st Regiment, British Columbia Light Horse (Canadian Militia). the outbreak of war the whole of the 51st Regiment volunteered for active service, and Captain Allen went out with his regiment to ...
... Regiment. Sinimcns, Lieut. A., Dorsetshire Regiment. Startm, Capt. J., Royal Army Medical Corps, attaeaed oxford Rucks Light infantry. Williams, Lieut, i- P. J.. Royal Garrison Artillery- AMERICAN COTTON CROP, 1915-16. “Financial Chronicle’s” Final Statistics ...
... Canadian Infantry Batt. Expeditionary Force—Reported from General Headquarters under date 21st February, 1916: KILLED. Atkinson. Lieot. B. 8.. Durham Light Infantry, 9th Batt. (T.F.). Bethell, Capt. C King’s Own (Yorkshire Light Infantry) ...
... wounded. Persian Gulf—Killed : W. Beadon, 51st Sikhs; C. W. Tribe, 41st Dogras; and J. F. Finnis, 53rd Sikhs. Wounded: A. H. D. Creagh, 128th Pic- Heel's; T. R. MacLachlan, 92nd Punjabis; and F. W. Thomas. Bhopal Infantry. The V.C.’s are:—Accidentally killed ...
... the River . Our troops continue to hold the enemy in their battle positions. During the enemy's attacks yesterday massed infantry offered remarkable targets to our rifle, machine-gun, and artillery tor®, which full advantage was taken by our troops. AU ...
... bulge itself, almost 18 ad the Rhine. iv- tank and infantry llh Division of the has broken through :dnces the Lippe Dursten, and some already across the lighting, however, ■ northern end of ■ the 51st Highhas cleared Rees, Canadians they taking Speldorf ...
... recovered. They still wonted owner for fourth one. Prom inquiries witness believed accused had been, officer th© 3rd Battalion Light Infantry Militia. Accused himself said was a native of South Wales. His father was a landed proprietor, and bad loft his place ...
... WREATHS. Then followed the placing of wreaths on the temporary cenotaph m front of tho platform, the band of the Somerset Light Infantry playing Chopin’s March Funebre during the impressive ceremony. The first wreath was placed Lieut.- Commander Henderson ...
... illiam Blackwood Sons. IDs 6d net. This work is stated to compiled from the O'rrespondence Colonel Samuel Rice, C. 8., 61st Light Infantry, and from other sources; and. of course, the period is one of the most interesting in British history. One has only glance ...
... y, Mrs. M'Closkey, 7, Bonds Hill, Waterside, Derry, has received intimation that her son, Private Frank l2th Highland Light Infantry, has been wounded in th© recent fighting in Flanders. Mrs. Coleman, 100, Strabane Old Road, Derry, has received postcard ...
... numerous machine guns, and could support his infantry by artillery fire from guns placed in positions along the main road. Our artillery, from Jack of roads, could not be brought up to give adequate support our infantry. Both attacks failed, and was evident ...
... PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE.” The undermentioned appointment is made K Day, M.C., Yorkshire Light Infantry 28th October, 1917. Royal Inniakiiling Fusiliers—Captain J. R. C. Dent) M.C., to be acting major whilst serving as major ...