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... The 1Ith B aart-'Ji5 Private Robert Smart, severely wounded. Southt African Light Horse-Ri5) Trooper E. Gamble, flightlp wounded. 1st King; s Poval Rille Corps Mounted Infantry-995i CortoIel A. Jarvis. severely' wounded. Id BattAin Rifle Brigadr-C .ptnain ...
... senwle line of infantry break through three Os- line's of cavalry ranked in order of latitle, anid lty tumble them to ruin. The brunt of the it battle fell upon the 20th, but with thema were icr the 11thi, 23rd, 25th, 17tb. end the 51st Reg.i- de, manic ...
... th RoCarn. gentleman. to be second-lieutenant, dated 123th inst. : 2nd Volmnteer Battalion the Kitigi ans (Shropshire Light Infantry), lham Baxter. Ti tentleman, to be second-lieutenant, dated 18th irst. ; 3rd Volunteer Battalion thie Manchester 8 a TII ...
... three miles to south of m-iats%] 13th May: KIL-ED. Imperial Light Horse-Trooper C Davies, Cor- poral W Frncis' Trooper H BRooms, Trooper G Boneny Trooper I E Taylor. WOUNDED. Imperial Light Ho pe.Major Mullins, dBager. onaly; Trooper N O'N1eW, daugeraosly; ...
... following lists of casualties yesterday:- The following casualties occurred at Joubert's Sop on Jnly 27th:- South African Light Horse-Wounded: Tr. G. Gardner. Miming. Ir. Browne. CORRBCMTONS TO CASTJALTIES AT STINK- HOUTBOOM, July 24th. Weet Australian ...
... formed up in good time for their long march. The mounted infantry section of 359-Who Bill be provided with Eaauto ponies on reaching the Cape-being divided into two companies, while the 160 infantry were designated E Company. The remainder of the 1,400 men ...
... 2nd Royal Fusilicrs.-9061 Privote W. Guest died of coterie fever at Base Hospital, Maritzburg, April 2. 2nd Somerset Light Infantry.-3148 Private J. Emery died of enterio fever at Base Hospital, Maritzbourg, April 1. 3rd King's Royal itifles.-1844 Private ...
... 11. Foot, let Cormvw-%l Light Infaintry ; 33rd Foot, me rule let Wrest Rtiding; 48th Foot, 1st Sooth Ad, Lancashire; 42nd Foot, let Rtoyal Higilauders tee (Black \Vatch) ; 44th Foot, 1st Esurex; 51st Foot, pr 1st Yorl~slire- Light Infautry: 52nd Foot, 2nd ...
... Duke of CornwaHl's Light -Infantry 12 Canadian Infantry .:.:.18 1st Essex Regiment 1D 30th I'Field Company, Royval Egineera 1 l 2nd East Kent Regimea; _. ;. l 1st Otord Light Infantry ...
... Hiamiltou, slightly. SUROPSHIRItF LIGHT INFANTRY. Captain It. R. Gubbius. Captain R. A. Smith. Lieutenant E. il. Ml. English. Second Lieutenant R. ?? Kettlewell (all slightly). DU'1;E OF CORN VALI.S I.IGHT IN\FANTRY Captain J. H. Maunder, slightly. Second ...
... and I quite thought we ware to have a rest, but at 2.30 the order came for the 51st and 52nd and most of the column to saddle up and start with two days' rations, in light marching ordler~ We had a very long, weary march of 1S miles before we halted for ...
... Hong Kong, September 7. Th( The transport Lalpoora argived here to-day issuez with a wing of the 4th Punjab Infantry, a see- tioh of the 51st Native Field Hospital, and the staff of the Third Brigade. - *The German cruiser Tiger, from Amoy, and the German ...