... -Colonel A. F. Mockler-Ferryman. (Blackwoods. bd.) Colonel Samuel Rice commanded his regiment, the 51st Light Infantry, now the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, at Waterloo. He had joined it, some twenty years earlier, as an ensign, had ...

... following wills have been proved : Captain Henry Basil Monson, of Fulbeck Hours, Grantham, Linco/nahire. late of the 51st Oxfordshire Light Infantry, and of the Canadian Riles, left bequads to seirvants—£9s,B2B. Mr. Harcourt Turner, aged 67, of Piccadilly, W ...

... affected the result :tit regard to the leading teams, a. d a well-deeerved win was gained by the sth Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, with the lowest score of 382 points, to the 826 points of the Tweseldown Training Centre Royal Army Medical Coz.ps, who ...

... from April 1. Captain C. B. Benson. Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, is retiring from the Army. • Captain A. D. Si. G. Bremner. R.E.. Instructor, School of Electric Lighting, Portsmouth, is assisting the Commandant Army Signal School in revising ...

... placed on temporal-) retired pay. with the of serving the Special Resent. Lieutenant E. t.. M. Poiret% Dube of Cornasi. Light Infantry, ha* posted to lit Battalion. ...

... Pte. J.; Sayers, Pte. G. H. FALLEN OFFICERS. Captain J. N. Armstrong, M. 8., R.A.M.C., attached 2nd Battalion Dualism Light Infantry, was 25 years of age, and was the only child of Mr. J. N. Armstrong, J.P., of Dundalk. He was educattri at Ipswich and ...

... its centre, and then part of the leit of the brigade in the next section to the south. The Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, however, although suffering very heavily, stuck to their fire or support trenches throughout the day. At this time two ...