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... of Shipton Bellinger The band of Colonel Ludlow's battalion played at garrison entertainment at the Ian Hamilton Soldiers’ Home at Tidworth a prominent the barracks which cost £6000 to build 8th Battalion drew the whole programme first that a Territorial ...
... that great pickets j progress humanity in humanity £££ everyone potential genius The the great should attempt to leaders and pioneers of knowledge be repeal Tradeo Disputes 1906 to take They HOME SECRETARY LUNATIC REPLY TO ALLEGATIONS: The following Home ...
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... Box Office 10 3 630 16 815 BING HALL BIRMINGHAM SCOUT EXHIBITION Will 330 BY Sir ROBERT -POWELL KCB Chairman THE LORD OF BATTALION RIFLE BRIGADE THIS EVENING Pipers Morris i Scouts' Competitions Displays Theatre hereby Given Creditors havi: or Demands ...
... F RAMC the headquarters Iirook Barrack Birmingham T H FORREST Capt RAMC T OC Sth Mid Mtd Bdge Fid 8th BATTALION THE WARWICK SHIRE REGIMENT Battalion by Lieutenant-Colonel E A Innes commanding week ending 13th 1913 Trained men have drills will parade nightly ...
... teaching reater The local educe attach u '”rv Livingstone a former missionary at time centenary special ' commtmo-' of that pioneer of Christianity ton’s return to Birmingham is timed ®J’’' part annual meeting of ’ auxiliary of will tion authority follows ...
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... G. G. Marshall, 11th (Prince Albert’s Own) Hussars, and to seconded; Lieut. J. £. Marsfcon, R_\., to be seooaded; Lieut. D. Paige, R.A., and to seconded; Lieut. IL M. M. Roberkoa, R-A., and to be seconded; Lieol. A. T. Peyton. 11th (Prince Albert’s Own) ...
... Moonering, 11. E. Wynn. F. Guy Clayton, K. X. Crisford, S. Warren, and E. S. Woods* Infantry. Service Battalions. The undermentioned officers command battalions of the new army, and those under the rank of lieutenant-colonel are granted the temporary rank of ...
... SIKHS SUFFER HEAVILY. Fresh proof of the hard fighting that the 34th Sikh Pioneers have had is conveyed by the names contained in last night’s list. Chief among the killed is Ldeut.. Colonel George H. F. Kelly. The present campaign was his sixth, and ...
... Fusiliers. PATIBRSON, 10>47. Pte. R., Gordon Highlanders. PKEVOB, 24490, Pioneer E. W., Royal Engineers. PLANT, 7840 Lce.-oorpl. G. D., Scot* Guards. POULTON. 5817, Pte. 8., 11th Hussars. PRIOR, 10890, Pte. 0., Royal Soot* Fusiliers. RAFPAN, 240. Pto. ...
... Ist Battalion Black Watch. Private T. Moleet, 2nd Battalion Connaught Rangers. 4015 Private W. Moore, Ist Battalion Irish Guards. 9651 Private Moore, let Battalion Shropshire Light Infantry. 7893 Acting Sergeant-Major M. Morachan, 2nd ...