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... of the late Archdeacon Brooke, of Halifax, he entered the Army leaving Winchester. He joined the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry Militia in 188, and transferred to the Regulars two years later. He was in more than thirtv engagements in the South ...
... had been bestowed on all but the Royal regiments, and the 33rd became the Ist York West Riding Regiment, the 51st, now the Yorkshire Light Infantry, becoming the 2nd York West Riding. An injunction was issued to cultivate recruiting connection with the county ...
... of German visitation. A feature the Hall was the massive sliver bell presented the city 1855 by the 51st Foot, now the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. This bell was formerly In the great pagoda Rangoon, and was taken when that city was stormed by British ...
... Officer Cad.. Cambridge Cniv. Cont., Sen. Div., 0.T.C., be 2nd Lt. R.C. Sigs—2nd Lt. H. McClean to be Lt. Infantry.—Loyal B.—Lt. T. P. Hamilton, Aust. Light Horse, be 2nd Lt. R.A.3.C.—2nd Lt. L. W. Kerridge to Lt. TERRITORIAL ARMY COMMANDS AND STAFF Belinq ...
... and was tn® first adjutant of Kitchener's Army in the York and Lancaster Regiment. Acting-Major Guy Hoghton. Yorkshire Light Infantry, who has received the Jf.S.O., one of notable family of which Colonel Sir John dc Hoghton. Bart, late the Lincoln!, the ...
... in their despair. Here is message from the third battalion 51st Infantry Regiment:— Since the telephone connection is so inadequate it becomes doubly necessary to vail on tbe artillery light signals. These are only use if attended to. Failing to get artillery ...
... Brevet-Colonels. AUXILIARY FORCES. INFANTRY (MILITIA). 3rd Battalion the York and Lancaster Regiment.—Captain E. C. Roberteon, the York and Lancaster Regiment, to be Adjutant,*vioo Captain L. J. Carter, the Oxfordshire Light Infantry, whose tenure of that appointment ...
... the troop* comprised in the 51st and 65th Regimental District, and the sth Battalion King’s Own Yorkehire Light Infantry. After the “first post” had* been sounded the buglers of the Fusiliers, and echoed the buglers of the 51st and 65th, the torchbearers ...
... 'Fusiliers (old 20th), the King’s Own Scottish Borderers (25th), Ist Hampshire Regiment (37th Foct), and the 51st. now the Ist Yorkshire Light Infantry. The sir regiments, assisted two Hanoverian battalions. defeated the whole French Army, and captured guns ...
... n of Minden day and to-morrow marks the 180 th anniversary of the Battle of Minden when the 51st Regiment of Foot, now the King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, acquired their greatest battle honour. YORKSHIRE HAS MOST RATS Scottish “Pied Piper's” Rail ...
... Millhouscs Mrs Claude Hartley (nee Winifred b,^ -• Crindlcford—a daughter. J ! ,ly 51st, 1917, at 10, Sonthbonrne the wife of J. Edward Hoyland, CARRIAGES. ’ th« ON --On July 51st, at St. Oswalds ■ IbrotuL* ?- A. Holmes, M.A., Vicar Chelhotri / 'he bridegroom) ...
... DAY. General Sir Arthur Wynne, Colonelin-Chief, yesterday unveiled the memorial to the officers and men of the Yorkshire Light Infantry who fell in the war, which has been erected in York Minster. There was a very large company present, including many past ...