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... Ist© 18th Hussirs, Belling. MaJpaa, Chcchire. and Sybil, younger dioghter of Captain W. S Scott, form ■» y the 51st King’s Own Light Infantry, Bodweb', Weymouth. marriage arranged between Edward Claries Garraway. P.M.0.. South African Corstsbulary. Jo ...
... hesitation the intrepid mrl‘txsh infantry dashed into the confused vti:SS,timd with bayonet did frightful execuing »0310 rear squadrons.turning and gallop~‘\-7Agmn and again they returned to THE KING’S OWN (YORKSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY). «« Peninsula.’ ‘ ...
... ‘•M warehouse that the Cheshire* were boused during memorable outbreak of year or two ago. and there also ibe Highland Light Infantry were placed recently when their way front Jersey for foreign service. The new barracks which have just been completed ...
... Paris, returning once again to well-earned rest in 1816. In 1821 the regiment received the title of the “ IKing’s Own Light Infantry.” and the facings were changed from sea areen to blue, whilst the officers were directed to wear gold embroidery instead ...
... British aims, when six battalions British Infantry charged and rented the enemy's oavsh-y. The name -Minden” appears to be very appropriate for these barracks, the raguneni officer oommaoding (Major Mairahle) the 51st O. Yorkshire L.I ) and the detachment ...
... October 15th; Rifleman Mansfield (4th King’s Rißos), to October 15th; Corporal Rundle (4th Com- Siny Royal Engineers), October 51st, and unner Cummings (54th Company, Royal Garrison Artillery, Portsmouth), sine die. The Football Association Cop.—Tbe final ...