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... (the 51st) the Duke Wellington, then Command©n-in-Chief. He went India 1850, became lieutenant in 1851, and served with his regiment throughout the Burmese War 1852. H© received the modal with Pcgn clasp. Afterwards he served in th© Light Infantry and ...
... medal, served the 51st King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantrv. has had three sons, all of whom served with the colours, two being deceased —one falling South Africa —while the other is a sergeant in the 51st King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. ...
... the Yorkshire County cricketer, has rejoined the 51st Regimental District on completion leave of absence. Mr. Kays will not called upon for duty with the let Battalion King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry in South Africa for about eighteen months. It understood ...
... the 2nd Battalion of the Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry at the Mandora Barracks, under the presidency of the commanding officer, Colonel A. W. Elies. Invitations were sent to all old officers of the 51st and 105tl> (’the 2nd Battalion). The story of ...
... (Radcliffe v. Banks) ' 4 ~ OTHER PEOPLES MONEY. Cap bain Henry Basil Houson, of Fuftteck House, Grantham (late of the 51st Oxfordshire Light infantry and of the Canadian Rifles), J.P. for Parts of Kesteven, Lincolnshire, who died March 23rd last, left estate the ...
... Mal d* Mer. —Make inquiry one of the steamship agencies regarding employment stewardess. H. F. sword, marked Minden, 51st Light Infantry, might fetch something an old curiosity shop. PrxxTOK.—The first three horses the Lincolnshire Handicap in 1905 were: ...
... —Killed in action, July 51st, Private Arthur Davis, the beloved son of Mrs. Lindley, Grove-road. Not gone from memory nor from love, but our Father's home above. —His sorrowing mother and family. DAVIS —Killed in action, July 51st, Private Arthur Davis ...
... the German barrage hod not been very quick or heavy, and our losses Jn the first attacks were slight. They bad been ingly light in the raids the day before. Our guns were galloping forward am., and some batteries were already in action in forward position* ...
... THE HUN LIGHT ??? REMARKABLE FEATURE OF -ENEMY'S METHODS. NEARLY ALL OUR HEAVY GUNS SAVES FROM CAPTURE After a short pause for reorganising his divisions and bringing up guns and supplies, tho enemy again attacking at various points and teems bo preparing ...
... over toe group, whom it will very useful. I saw a number men to-day belonging to these Liverpool battaJions, tho Durham Light Infantry, the Royal ScoU, Royal Scottish tufthWs, ami other units engaged in this fight,ng, and they described the fighting which ...
... marched out in procession to meet General Philippot, who was accompanied by General Nayral Martin Bourbon As the 51st and 87th Infantry Regiments marched past they were greeted with a storm cheers. Old men. remembering the tragic glories of the battle ...
... nearly 100 troops arrived at King's Cross, London, to-day, en route for the Saar. They were the advance guard from the two infantry battalions —the lst Essex and the lst East Lancashire —and they comprised two officers and 89 men from Catterick Camp. Travelling ...