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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 ...
... 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. ...
... 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; ...
... 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 ...
... '.plication ior tickets sh'.uld be i?ent to the Houoiury Secretary. Austin Low, Estp, 31, ?? treet, s.YY*. KTH KING'S LIGHT INFANTRY.— The REGI- ! O MENTAL DINNER will take place ar Ummer's Hotel on WEDNESDAY. June Mb, -I a quarter to eight o'clock.— ...
... includine those of the Royal Artillery, Royal En gineers,2nd Highland Light Infantry, 2nd West Kent Volunteer Battalion. Duke of York's School. The Pippr.* of the H. A. Infantry will meet Sir George White on Saturday, the 26th. The Viennese Baud (Blue) ...
... assist, inclndine those of the Royal Artillery. RoyHlEnciuiers.Snd Highland Light Infantry, 2nd We'd. Kent Volunteer Battalion. Duke ol York's ?? The Pipers of the H. A. Infantry will meet Sir George White on Saturday, the _6th. The Viennese Baud (Blue) ...