... command will bo at Pontefract, which has for over a quarter of a century been the depot station for the King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry and the York and Lancaster Regiment, and for the past year or two has neon the headquarters of the South Yorkshire olunteer ...

... balloon was destroyed by one of our pilots, and one of the enemy low-flying aeroplanes was shot down in our lines by our infantry. Three of our machines are missing. During the night our night-flying squadrons in the southern area of the front were unable ...

... (Batley), brigade chaplain- supply officer, Major D. H. Newsome, Yorkshire Light Infantry, and signalling officer Captain J. G. P. Wells, Yorkshire Light Infantry. The Light Infantry men were the first to ...

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... battalions again saluted, and were then marched their respective parade grounds. Thi Hallamshires and the lst King's Own Light Infantry being at once dismissed. The second battalion of the York and Lancaster; were formed up, and the Brigadier-General performed ...

... lonel H. R. Ryder, second in command, and Lieutenant C. A. Ogden, instructor musketry of the 3rd King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (South Yorkshire Special Reserve), have successfully passed the examination at the Army Veterinary School, Aldershot. ...

... Captains H. J. Nichol (Beds. Regiment), F. D. Farquhar, D.S.O. (3rd Coldstream Guards), and H. L. Ruck Keene, D.S.O. (Oxford Light Infantry); Major-General, Horse Artillery, Major-General F. J. \V. Eustace; Staff Captain, Royal Artillery, Major H. N. St- J. ...

... 8., be Col nel Commandant, vice Lieutenant-General A C. Cooke, C.B deceased LINE BAIT' LIONS The King's Own (To ksbire Light Infantry).—Qnarterm and H-morarv Captain A Patterson retires retired ray THE ARMY SERVICE CORPS. Captain Basil S A Dnugtas-Hami ...

... into the gap between General Gough's right wing and General Rawlinson's left, many of the 2nd Battalion of the Yorkshire Light Infantry fell in the attack on a powerful trench system which lay amid morasses near Pys. Later in the war the battalion's principal ...

... (From Our Own Reporter.) The Yorkshire County cricketer, Lieutenant H. S. Kaye, of the Ist Battalion King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, and the elder son of Air. and Mrs. J. Watson Kaye, of Cote Wall, Mirfield, was married yesterday, at St. Stephen’s Church ...

... and in part scientific. Probably no one would have been more surprised than Samuel Rice, of the 51st Regiment (now the King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry) had he been told that, one day, a book would be written about him ; for he was quite unknown to ...

... were the following; Officers of the King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, Ist V.B. York and Lancaster (HaJlamshire), 3rd York and Lancaster Militia, York and Lancaster Regiment, Yorkshire Dragoons, 51st and 65th Regimental Depot, Pontefract, Captain Wombwell ...