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... 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 ...
... Scots Guards, has been promoted to • coma:Milton as second-Lieutenant in the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry ; Sergeant Frank Hudson, Oxfordshire Light Infantry, to a commission as Second-Lieutenant in the South Lancashire Regiment; and Colour-Serge.int ...
... Drench (5115), D Company, 2nd Middlesex Reaitnent 7 lo. Avenue-road. 8. BrooOxfordshireme , Licht Infantry—Ealing. Lance-Corporal W. E. Broome, 14 Oxfordshire Light Infant ry —Eat ing. Private Frank Brown (1133), F Company, let Battalion Itifla Brigadw,lta ...
... ond Lieutentot C. Parke I*' Welsh Fusihert—Second-Lieutenant A- 2? Border Regiment—Lieutenant C. L Mc.oNab l«t Durham Light Infantry—Captain 0. B Harter )*t Roval Inniskillir.R Fuci!iers--Lieutenant Bnll Service Captain .1 A. R Pt.rM!= M«-iiral Corps- ...
... BRITISH CASUALTIES. Tha f~olowig dalis r reorted: DRIMFONTEIN, MAY 26. MISSING. 'West Australian Mounted Infantry.-60 Corporal E. J. 1'rathaii, 7 Privato A. M!nuntjoy, 59 Private A. Green, 50 Privato A. RedlxvAl. . Believed to bo unwounded prisoners. ...
... 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; ...
... Commander F. (. A. Ogilvy (H.u .s. Terrible ), Lieut. A. W. Heneage P ower f u l ), and Major A. G. Crmstoti Marine Light Infantry/. The Queen west out this morning. accompani e d L . Her Royal Highness Princess Henry of Batteuberg. Royal Highness the ...
... Port* Sre forward rapidly. The i at i of the infantry, under General brio. with Lord DundonaM's • Both are strongly entrenched. VQ Voiding Laing's Nek force* % r Colonel Bethune to-day state } + infantry while riding in tle, was ambushed. The N 66 e ...
... Sanitary Hospital. Tho officers on board were — Lieut. Colonel Law, Army Ordnance Corps ; Major Teale, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry : Cantain Freeland, Northamptonshire Regiment ; Captain Peltier, Canadian Regiment; Captain M'Gee, Army Pay Department; ...
... Mo)unted Rifles-Private G. V. lrice, enterie fever; Army lNursing Reserve-Nursing Sister I L. Father, entetic fever; Imperial Light infantry I-Lance-Corporal J. W. Elliott, amputation of thigh. Laayaceith, 23rd Battery Royal Field Artillery-Gunner F. Oxford, ...
... respect apd e goodwtll for the services he km LIZUTINANT PKILIP H. MILWAILD.— Lteintillant P. H. Milward, formerly of the Durban Light lafantrj, whose diary notes of the early events of s 'e war &Wasted so much attention when published ioatml, has ?mewed a ...
... of mounted men, the Imperial Light Horse from Ladysmith, the Kimberley Mounted t'orpr, with Royal Horse Artillery and I'.oir-pjuis,” with a selected body of infantry fro the Fusilier Brigade. .V special equipment of light-spriuged mule transport completed ...