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... Lancers iind many other members of the family were in the Army. Sir Arthur served in the South African War with the 51st Light Infantry and wiis mentioned three times in despatthea He was promoted General in 1911. and retired from the Army in I 1913 Sir ...
... continued to be made until 1843. In 1836 it was held at Kern's Royal Hotel and the very excellent band of the 51st Queen's Own Light Infantry were in attendance by permission of Col. Campbell. and it is recorded that they performed some beautiful pieces ...
... GOOD OLD 51ST. SAID ENEMY XILTIES AT BA PA U ME. KAISER'S GUARD SEND RARE TRIBUTE TORIBIIIIIENEN AT BUCQUOY. LARICARTRIANti' BAYONET CHARGE. Percival Maitre.) WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN THE HELD. Wednesday Night.—We haws word in several minor °Llano ...
... , WAR: 51ST WEEK OF FOURTH YEAR REDS PUS U H DEEPER INTO KRAINE New Thrust at Kharkov A S the new Soviet drive against Kharkov develops from the south, two other Russian armies west of the city are pushing deeper into the Ukraine. Since crossing the Donets ...
... by Sydney Coulston (horn), Albert Voorsanger (violin). Albert Hardie (pianoforte). 1145—The King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (the 51st Foot). A radio history of a famous West Riding Regiment through 183 years. compiled by H. R. Jukes and acted by West ...
... is announced in the “Times'* of Lieutenant-General Sir Alexander George Ross, K.C.H.. Colonel the 51st Sikhs. served the Ist Sikh Infantry (now the 51st 4*iklii>) grade, including the co*umand, which held frrfm m> to 1892. reached India in . time to take ...
... per reet. (states Philip lobe is • maltage to the Daily Clueslds I. It .seta to me certain, however. that in the int day, lighting the enemy paid a frightful price tor attacks. It was only after that first phase when our forweiseA Hues were, utterly sat ...
... unloading stores from newly arrived convoys is proceeding smoothly. Land.— Continuing their rapid advance against relatively light opposition, the troops of the 7th Army have enlarged their bridgehead in South France to more than 1,000 square miles and have ...
... newspaper to describe a recent incident in a remote district of Northern Ireland. A battalion of the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry—the K.O.Y.L.l.'s—was carrying out a training scheme in the countryside when the men fell out for a rest. During this interval ...