... forwarded to Colonel Gildea a cheque for from Bloemiontein, a contribution from the N.C.O.'s and men of the Regiment Mounted Infantry in South Africa. This amount, writes Colonel Chamberlain, was earned by the N.CO.'s and men tbe regiment for tbe number ...

... decision was perfectly in order. It was in India, some years ago, tba-t a cricket match was taking place between the old 51st Light Infantry and Royal Artillery, when the following catch took place, which, however, did not count. A Captain Wright, of the Royal ...

... Garrison Artillery, ihe Royal West Kent Reg‘- ment, the Bombay Light lotantry, company ; «appcre and minert. and the Aden troop Cavalry. wall gun. At the tanks guard of honour oi native infantry. Throughout the drive, which wa® most interest-1 one, affording ...

... Northumberland the South Wales Borderers, the North Lancashire Regiment, the South Staffordshire Regiment, and the Highland Light Infantry. There were two deaths during the voyage, both belonging to the North Lancashire Volunteers. Private Clarkson died just ...

... wounded. One of the latter baa died Lieutenant Hutchins received a iesh wound the right arm. At Vaaatoer’v Post the Durham Light Infantry had a man killed. Klip Nek the Leicester* had Second Lieutenant and private wounded. The latter has eiooe died, bat the ...

... Southampton this morning from South Africa with 39 officers and men, under the command Lieut-Col Gatliff Royal Marine Light Infantry. Amongst the men tin board was Sergt.-Major Kirby. the Royal Engineers, who has the double distinction of having jamed ...

... captain ISS7. and major ten years later I Captain Frederick Temple Thorold (killed) intered i the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry as a second-lieutenant in 1893, and was promoted lieu: tenant 1895. Hart's Army List mentions that served in the campaign ...

... jail Light Horse,-and army reserve nursing sister Eliza beta Marshall. The following local announcements appear in the lists:— lst Durham Lia:ht Infantry: Corporal J. Parker was accident illy killed S .inderton, November 23. Dii bam Light Infantry (M.1 ...

... MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. Captain H. W. B. Thorp, who Berved with the lst Own Yorkshire Light Infantry at Sheffield, been elected a Fellow of RovaJ Geographical society, after active service in Soinaliiand and South Africa. . COionel H. Hall, late of the ...

... Lieutenant L. Wood (13th Hussars). G. J. V. WeigalL Mr. H. C. B. Underdown. Mr. Arthur Young. Air. K. .1 W. Leather (Durham Light Infantry). Mr C. M. Grogan (4th Dragoon Guard*). The draw will be posted the competitors May 7th. KNUR AND SPELL. HANDICAP AT WADSLEY ...

... Lieut.- Quartermaster Hyde: 3rd York and Lancasters (Pontefract), under Lieut. Quartermaster Duggan; the srd Yorkshire Light Infantry (Pontefract). under Lieut.-Quartermaster Patterson; and the 3rd Leieestors, under Lieut.-Quartermaster Fletcher. There ...

... Lieut- Quartermaster Hyde: the 3rd York and Lancasters ;iPootefract). under Lieut.-Quartermaster Duggan ; ] 3rd Yorkshire Light Infantry Pontefract). under Lieut. Quartermaster and the!' 3rd Leicesters, under Lieut.-Quartermaster Fletcher There alto the Army ...