... late command, ing 51st Light Infantry. joined the Army in I&>s and major ho served with tho 51st Light Infantry the Afghan War 1879-80. In was promoted lieutenant-colonel, was in command of the Battalion of tho ...

... Bowee-Lyon. 12th Infantry J.MaUJnsoo. Infantry C. K. Aptborpe. Infantry , , , S. ri. Drummond. 39th Infantry L. F. 49tb Infantry W. GHscbolfi. 51st Infantry .1, T. Hll-hert. ...

... Runex-Lyon. 12th Infantry .1. Malllnson. 13th Inlaiitry C. K. lufaniry 8. 11. Drummond. 39th Infantry L. K. H.'pnortb. Infantry GrijM-kotti. 51st Infantry T. Hibherl. 53th Infantry . T. F. V Forster. W.I.R C ...

... DFAN-PITT.—On the inst-. The Brompton Oratory, hy the Reverend Arthur Talbot, Captain C. P. IV.-d'-- D.&.0.. 51st King s Own A'orkshire Light infantry Mary, only daughter Captain Stanley F. Dean-I’ltt. Royal Navy. POLIGNAC.—JuIy 12th. the Church the Assunipt ...

... Colonel R. Fanshawe, Chief of Staff , sth Infantry Brigade (Brigadier-General W. P. Campbell). 2nd Bedford Regiment, Ist Welsh Regiment, 2nd Northampton Regiment, and Ist Shropshire Light. Infantry ; 6th Infantry Brigade (Brigadier-General E. S. Browne ...

... hbewan. •7th Dare an Infantry ; C. A. B. Mootgnroery, 108th Infantry; W. H. Levrln. 99th Infantry ; G. Rippon. S9lb Punjabis; J. Javkasn, 76th Panjabis; A. Hamilton. Punjabis; Bt. Lieut.-OH. J. W. O. Tulloeh. 121 th Kelnchiscaa Infantry ; C. H. Macdonald ...

... W. P. Campbell) : let South Staffordshire Regiment, Ist Welsh Regiment, and Ist Shropshire Light Infantry. Divisional Troops ; 31st Battalion Mounted Infantry, and 27th Field Artillery Brigades, 146th Howitzer Battery, Heavy Artillery Battery, Ist Division ...

... Engineer Battalions, and the Volunteer Companies for the West Surrey, East Surrey, Royal Sussex. Somerset Light Infantry, Oxfordshire Light Infantry, Middlesex, and South Staffordshire Regular Battalions at the front, in all 1,033 men, with a machine gun ...

... Hotel Metropole. Lieutenant-General Wynne presided last evenin the annual regimental dinner of the King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, and Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Burnett oßcmted . similar capacity the annual dinner of the Royal Irish Rifies, both ...

... CHILDS' NIGHT LIGHTS. pi-ICE'S CniLD.S' NIGHT LIGHT 3. ORICES CHILDS'* NIGHT LIGHTS. PRICES CHILDS- NIGHT LIGHTS. pRICE'3 CHILDS' NIGHT LIGHTS, PRICE'S CHILDS* NIGHT LIGHTS. PRICES CHILDS' NIGHT ...

... marriage has been arranged, and will take place shortly in London, between Captain Charles Deedes, D. 5.0., 51st King’s Own Yorkshiro Light Infantry, eldest son of the Rev. Philip Deedes, rector of Little Pamdon, Essex, and Eve Mary, only daughter Captain ...

... The Jfcunt. Bt. Leocards-on-Sea. DEATHS. rHkTFfF.LT>.—On the 15th Inst, Bralla. Charles Chatfleli lato commandlcg 51»t Light Infantry. *RKr -On Easter Sunday, her residctjco. Honse. Mario Frances, widow the late Walter cfilta. S> heTcsbty-torili je»r. ...