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... Rapidity of firing Batt., 6th Gurkha. Rifles, F. 0. N. Bayne, per minute .. 2 6to 11 1! pioneers, 1.. N. Peet, 6th tat Light Infantry, H. R. The 121 n. guns are to be capable of _perforating Davidson, 2nd Batt, 10th Gurkha Rifles, W. R. armour of Rio. ...
... Branskill, 79th Camelia Infantry, G. F. C. Shakespear, 04th Russell's Infantry, W. H. L. O'Niell, 51st (Frontier Fovea), H. Flouts, 3rd Sikhs, W. C. F. A. Wilson, 104th Wellesley's Rifles, J. F. Meiklejohn, 3302 Queen's Own Light Cavalry, E. H. B. Ozanne ...
... regiments all to itself, the West Riding, composed of the 33rd Duke of Wellington's and 78th. and the Yorkshire Light Infantry, which is made up of the 51st and 105th. It is difficult in a small compass to give an adequate idea of the past work of so many battalions ...
... Lieutenant-Colonel Hew Wakeman Tompeon, Deputy-Director of Remounts. only son of the late Colonel Henry Steuart Tompeon, late 51st Light InfAmtry. of Alderuninater Lodge. Bournemouth. and Miss Mary Beatrice Sunbury, elder daughter of Colonel C. T. Bunbury. ...
... Highlanders of the 51st Division who were astlide the Arras- Cambrai road by Roiresies when the battle began, and the Germans were already behind them by Louverval Wood and dose to the headquarters of the Black Watch before knew that infantry was attacking ...
... troops and transport as they arrived from the math fleeing before the determined pressuro of the Allied infantry. On Saturday night left infantry wing, with At, centre about Samaria. was shepherding the , enemy on the west-of the Jerusalem-Shechem road ...
... On the battle front on both sides of the Somme, and on the southern bank of the Oise, the lighting activity was limited to artillery duels and minor infantry operations. EviostNu.—The battle for Armentieres is taking a very favourable course. We have ...
... CROSSINGS FORCED. • BRITISH OVERCOME STIFF RESISTANCE. The following dimpotche3 wcre ?r--efired by the Office yentcrday 10.22 lighting continued yecterday afternoon and evening on the battle front south of Valenciennes. Our troops drove the enemy from Vendegies ...
... the Estaires-Vieux Berquhi Road to the neighbourhood of Steenwerck. After very heavy lighting, in the course of which the let Battalion Royal Guernsey Light Infantry, 29th Division. Major-General D. E. Cayley. CAM. COM' mending the division, did gallant ...
... neighbourhood of Benay and Lb. Somme Canal. the enemy by rcenine had d hack our after he(tey lighting. the line of their battle rceitiorts. Parties of our infantry. l however. were still holding out earl and nor, A-east I Forigny. and certain of our (mop* ...
... When evening fell we drew back to a continuous and prepared line farther west. THE 51ST DIVISION. Here, as elsewhere along the front, the story is one of heroic lighting whilst gradually falling back. What the German losses have been on this part of the ...
... will not be decreased by the rain which has fallen. In the southern battle are• the guns have also been active. but the only infantry operation was • minor enterprise of ours eouth of Valera- Bretonneux, in which we rushed an enemy post and captured some ...