... , Lance-Corporal Percy W. Eatenton with the ftoyal Marine Light Infantry, with nhich he has been associated for upwards of six years. In the course of his narrative, he saidi^— •• On May 51st, at five minutes past four. was standing the upper deck, smoking ...

... House, Campden Hill, for a concert to-day, at 5.15, aid of prisoners in Germany of the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry and the Royal Berkshire Regiment. Miss Svbil Eaton has consented to play and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mallison to perform a ...

... Company). War Item.—lntelligence has been received by his relatives of the death Bugler Harry Wyld, of the Oxfordshire Light Infantry, who succumbed to dysentery at Wynberg Hospital. Wyld was a Newbury lad, and attended the National Schools here. His ...

... In addition to that, their hon. treasurer, Mr. Clement Williams, was now a captain the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, and he might mention many others among those officials. One and all, he was sure, of those who were unable to join from ...

... conieleemesee ought gemsept it to do. The public. as the sismarks. do not doubt. that Ministers are is according to their lights. But partly from their words, partly from their actors, and partly from the exasperating persiatenes of the bad old official ...