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... a window which is unfastened; but one the sashes is already open even an inch may open it wider aud clamber in. The 51st Light Infantry Peninsular Memorial, which is to placed in York Minster, now completed, and the unveiling ceremony will be performed ...
... for a number of years, and was well known in Orange circle') was a Crimean veteran. He enlisted in 1851 in the 51st (King's Own Light Infantry), and fought in the Burmese War, taking part in several engagements and winning the medal and clasp for the eziedition ...
... Navy three (including Major Carter) in infantry regiments and one for over 40 years in the India Office Major Carter served in the Afghan campaigns of 1378-1SSO and took part with his regiment— the 51st Light Infantry — in tho retreat from Kandahar which ...
... Seaforth Highlanders and the 9th Battn Seaforth Highlanders Lowland Division— 51st' Battn Highland Light Infantry 15th Battn Highland Light Infantry 16th Battn Highland Light ...
... GHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY. Prizate DUNCAN KiCOLSON, Staffin, Skye. Mr John Nicolson, 25 Bell Street, Glasgow, has received officia! intimation that his voungest brother, Private Duncan Nicolson, Highland Light Infantry, son of the late Mr John Nicolson, ...
... WITH THE BOYS OF THE 51st EDGAR WALLACE, the Famous War Correspondent A flr»t blow must r* h Bapaume—any I«wm was akin failure. I That there should be no failure ha *** British lines were lightly held. miirht withhold assault in moderate •trengta—indeed ...
... their ground. One of the very gallant officers, who contributed to that success was Colonel Anderson, of the Highland Light Infantry. Your brave Colonel was killed in_terrible fighting. Such men cannot die. He lives to-day in vour hearts and in the hearts ...
... held their ground One of the very gallant officers who contributed to that success was Colonel Anderson, of the Highland Light Infantry,. Your brave Colonel waft killed in terrible fighting. Such men cannot die. He lives to-day in your hearts and in the ...
... Deeds in Great Battles WITH THE BOYS OF THE SCOTTIS DIVISIOHS. How the 51st Resisted Von Below’s Second Blow. By EDQAR WALLACE, the Famous War Correspondent. broke onrush onlr two or three those were fs* right Uyng’s Third Array the post of danger 'was ...
... into the line with cKaracteristio dash, has evoked admiration from the highest quarters. A Glasgow man of the Highland Light Infantry, tells us tins story:—“ had many crow pluck with the Huns, and wo plucked them bare. It wua good for us and bad for the ...
... are:—The 51st 15th and 16th Battalions Highland Light Infentry, 1/Sth and 9th Battalions Scottish Rifles, and 11th Battalions Royal Scots, l/4th Battalion lloyal Scots Fusiliers, l/sth and Battalion K. 0.5.8. , . . . The eight other infantry divisions ...
... Welshmen who gave the Jocks the credit of stopping the rush of the Germans. The ' Jocks they referred to were the Highland Light Infantry and the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. On that occasion I remember seeing small party of Argvlls sauntering along ...