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... a'rmy) (kiltad) North urn barland Furiliera (Barrioa Battalion). Captain O. W. Atkina, 86th PoainUa. Lieutenant E. O. M. BnoUey. NurtAnmbar- laud Fuailiera. Royal Wnrwiekahire Regiment (ftarrioe Battalion). Major (temporary LiautaaahtColanal H. Palmar, W ...
... Lieutenant-Colonel N. M, C. Stevens. 107th Pioneers, Indian Army; and Lieutenant-Colonel A. D. Byliffe, sth County of London Regiment (the Bangers). Distinguished Service Order—Lieutenant- Colonel A. F. Home, 11th Lieutenant-Colonel H. W. Crudden, 41st Ddgras ...
... attache. An artillery engagement continues on the front between the Narew and the Bug. Our counter-attack delivered on August 11th helped our troope in the sector north of this front their retreat on a position situated further back. In the middle Vistula ...
... H. Bereeford-Aeh, D.!*., triendermott, who now commands the 10th (Service) Battalion Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Brigadier-General H. H, Williamß, who commanded the 2nd Battalion Norik Staffordshire Regiment, when it was Belfast some years ago, has been promoted ...
... Second-Lieut. R. M. Boyle. Socond-Lieutenant Boyle, Royal luuhikilliug Fusiliers, wounded 11th inst., id son of Rev. R. M. Boyle, Presbyterian minister of Killala, County Mayo, formerly minister of Maguiresbridge'. He received commission in the Ulster ...
... December. last. THE RANK AND FILE. U.V.F. Casualties. Biflenffin Joseph Gault, Royal Irish Rifles, who was killed action Sunday, 11th inst., was 18 years'*of age, and the second son Mr. John Gault;, » Delhi Terrace, Ballysillan. He was member of the North Belfast ...
... RANK AND FILE LOSSES. Captain -Oscar H. Macteady, Pioneer Bat-> Royal Irinh Hides, thi 3rd innt. was teporled wounded, died of his injuries. This offioct was the only son of the JBen. Hflßty H.-Waor«ady, lalaudroageo. .U« obtained his in the Royal Irish ...
... dignitanea escorted by mounted police and the King Liverpool Regime t, with the King’s colour, and the hand of the Regular battalion had taken its position iu front of the steps the main entranevwhilsi territorials, particularly the Liverpool Scottish, kept ...
... Government Proposals place does not concern himself with the THE HOUftlNn OUESTION rv». -. f ._ CHANCERY DIVISION. ~ A’NOTABLE PIONEER. pre-iu ...