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... COLONEL WILLIAM AGO. Colonel William Agg, late of the 51st Foot (King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry), has just died suddenly at his residence, The Hewletts, near Cheltenham, aged .sixty-seven years. was the only sou the late Mr. William John Agg, and ...
... Regiment, Regicumet. °aileron Highlanders, Wiltshire Regimen', Oxfordshire Light Infantry, Border Regiment, Shropshire Light Infinity, Royal Highlanders. Somerset Light Infantry, Royal Warwick Regiment, Norfolk Regiment, West Riding Regimen: ...
... FROM FAR AND NEAR, K.0.Y.L.1. Militia In Minden Day Parade. MILITIAMEN of the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry enjoyed the privilege, yesterday, of taking part in the first parade of the Colour in Pontefract Barracks since the beginning of . the century ...
... and corps troops, supplementary reserve units. it/th and 74th Field Regiments, T.A., their signal sections, and the 51st and 52nd Light Anti-Aircraft Regiments, T.A. and their signal sections will take I part. . SPECIAL SUPPLY TRAINS. -- - After the forces ...
... rest in the bands of commanding officers. The King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry wrests a rove. en Minden Day, in memory of the heroic gallantry of the old .51st King's Own Infantry at !linden on the let August, when in oonjunction with the other British ...
... old colours of the 2nd Madras Lig Infantry, now the 2nd Battalion King's Os n Yorkhaire hie* Infantry. are to bo laid up is York Minster on October 11th. These colours, which have been restored and now lie at the 51st Depot at Pontefract. were presented ...
... AFTER less than two days'i Three times on Thursday Vonlment consisting of French i fighting Rommel has(Arnim threw infantry covered infantry and Allied tanks' withdrawn hurt again after hisiby heavy artillery fire against carried out a surprise raid ' ,the ...
... Isar:. A ~.v „ruttin g tuatioa has been at rross. Our troops are to to Victoria _ OPTIC ALLY RrPORITti i Private J. L. Own Light Infantry). • wit, curl kids to look after. For myself, glad I'm my limit. bit. I'm not warned, and Ie AT a righ !F t, to be mat ...
... yesterday from the Meteorological Office; Bradford and District: Westerly to northerly winds, light; colder, fair. 0. Scotland, N.—Westerly to northerly winds, light; colder, fair. 1. Scotland, E.—Same as No. 0. 2. England, N.E.—Same as No. 0. 3. England, ...
... of their tank forces here and theft operated partly without support and partly in conjunction with English and New Zealand infantry formations. Slight breaches of no operational significance, achieved at the cost of very heavy casualties, were immediately ...
... a man hanging from the around storey landing. It way found to he that of Fred Petah 419% a private in the York. 'hire light Infantry. otationed at Pontefract. He bed been miming from the barracks atoms the 18th inst. _ el the Leeds Education ' mittee ...
... Yorkrifane regiments—the 14th. now the Prince of Wales’s Own Went Yorkshires, which cowers the Bradford and the 51st, Kong's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry—were present the battle, and bear the on their colours. Yorkshire had one of the teat of the veterans, Thomas ...