... 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 ...

... Captain and Adjutant M. L. Macllwaine, Middlesex Regiment. Lieutenant W. €. Hatherall. Royal Irish Rifles, attached Durham Light Infantry. Lieutenant Albert Smith. Royal Air Force, eon-inlaw of Mr, A. Dodds, Portafcrry. Lieutenant A. Joule, Royal Irish Fusiliers ...

... curate for St. Anne’s Parish Church, Belfast, and that he received a piece of plate from the 51st Regiment (now the Ist Battalion the King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry) its departure from the towu. Duo east of the chancel of Cnlfcightrin Parish Church, of ...

... Chapmen ft Hall. Price, 6d. This is small booklet containing some thoughtful verses written a young officer in the Highland Light Infantry. From the brief memoir supplied by Mr. Arthur Waugh, it is evident that the youthful pool was a moat interesting character ...

... Marina Wounded. The casualties the 4th Marine Battalion include Private W. H. tVMte,- loyal Marine Light Infantry, 57, Walton Street, Belfast, who has been wounded* FATE OF COMMANDER BROCK. Several of the survivors of the Zecbniggc raid !mr© inclined ...

... killed in action 51st July, was member of a county family settled In Tyrone since the seventeenth century. military stock, Lieutenant-Colonel Greer was the el4er and only surviving son of Captain Joeeph H. Greer, late Highland Light Infantry, the Grange. ...

... musketry also came us, showing the loft our infantry hot on the heels of retiring enemy. Presently, far beyond tho ridge, two Russian batteries came into action. enemy's guns were directed against the attaching infantry, which threatened the bridge and tho melee ...

... with Maolay m toe opeimtaona again* the Jaoofcito ffighiLrnW'TK toe Kilbeonmkie toe regteloce with one. now the Socnerlaatt Infantry, “eared the honour of the anna oowrmg Che retowt ...

... hear anyone give the order to fire. girl was about 20 yards away when she was shot. , . , _ , A sergeant of the Somerset Light Infantry who was in charge of the patrol said the deceased did not ?eera to know what was meant when shouted Halt!” , c j r* i ...

... during the clearing up after the taking Langemarck. A lieutenant, together with a party twenty men of the Somersetshire Light Infantry, came concreted building which they had reason believe was still held the Huns. A bomb thrown against produced burst machine ...

... 23rd), the King's Own Scottish Borderers (old 25th), the Hampshire Regiment (old 37tb). and the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (old 51st). In the afternoon the regimental 'sports were held, and the officers afterwards dined together. agaiivst rannbcra ...

... temperael~y checkied by hesvv floods. Anot-har mw-ssgo, hearing the es-me dat-c (via' light -this niorning- Major Birld made a demonstra- tion with 150 mounted infantry anld one 7-pounder on Cito rfight flankof th1e loeor position. T'ie eneemy '.vere fouand ...