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... at Caseustary on Wednesday. The first related to Charles Staines. of 45, Godiva-street, an ex-colour-sergeant of the 51st Light Infantry. On Tuesday Staines was on his way to the railway Station to go to Leicester to spend Christmas with his eon, when he ...
... fetiowing Infantj-j will form the Hand and Southern DiviaKTns: Midland Division.—sth 80. Yorkshire Light Infantry; 2/4 th and Bn. Weat, Ridmg Regiment; 51st, 52nd, 53rd, Slat, and 52nd Bn. Leioeator Regiment; IfSih Bn. 8. Staffordehwe 11th Bn. Le#oostCTsfcrr« ...
... 1919 DESPATCH (OONTINUED) 1 jli ----- tt this light posts Bd B0rqui11 ridge 31st 29th Divisions Lys OPERATIONS EXTENT ATTACK 21 following considerations: seem an and salient of from south for my decision that greatly shellfire was Tanks south-easterly ...
... Fusiliers), the 37th (now the Ist Hampshire's), the 35rh (King's Own Scottish Borderers), and the 51st (now the Ist Battalion of the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry). they achieved may summed in three sentences. Under a destructive crossfire from fifty sixty ...
... Again the rod-coated infantry (resumed their steady deliberate advance. Six times the Fr».nch charged, and six times were hurled back by the deadly fire tire steady infantry. On© regiment, it said, did make gap. But the British infantry merely swung backwards ...
... Lieutenants: G. N. Van- suurt, 391h King George’s. Own Central India Horse (April 21); R. H. Stable, Rajputana Infantry; R. M'G. M. LoekhafL, 51st iiikha v FronLier Force); V. GOih Lancers (Gordon's Horse); A F. | G. Forues, 18in King George's Own Landers; ...
... Moral From the Victory. Sir Douglas Haig was presented with tho honorary freedom of Cupar, Fife, on Saturday. Highland Light Infantry lined the route through tie ctreets, and Sir Douglas was given very enthusiastic reception crowds assembled iu the principal ...
... Army Medical Corps. Capt. William Burgess Benton, 105 th Mahratt* Light Infantry. Capt- Murray George Gunning Campbell, Royal Engineers. Capt. Kenneth Edward Cooper, 110 th Light Infantry. Capt. William Morgan Hunt, Royal Garrison Artillery, attached Peshawar ...
... Bearwood, has received a letter from the War Office stating that bis son, Private H. L. tEnderbury, the Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry, nwssing. 0» WAB. Private C. Evans, of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers, has written to his mother at 1, St. Thomas’s Place, ...
... attached Ist Battalion 6th Gurkhas. HARRISON. Capt. .Temp. Maj.) R. S. M., 51st Sikhs, attached Bth Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers, should read HARRISON. Capt. (Temp. Maj.) R. S. M.. 51st Sikhs, attached 7th Royal Dublin FusL’uera. MEDITERRANEAN FORCE. The ...
... Reserve of Officers, attached 48th Pioneers. DICKINSON, Major T. S., 51st Sikhs, Brigade Staff. [Major Dickinson was 45 years age, and obtained his first commission in the Somerset Light Infantry 1895, being appointed Uhe Indian Army in 1898. served iho north-west ...
... battle front throughout the day. The line reached by our attacking infantry was reported by our contact aeroplanes. The position of the hostile artillery in action and columns of German infantry and transport the march were signalled our guns by our artillery ...