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... GALLANT EXPLOITS. THE KING’S OWN YORKSHIRE INFANTRY. By Major J. H. SANDHAM GRIFFITH. The gallant exploits the King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry against big odds in the desperate fighting round Mons and Monbeuge and the subsequent retreat on Cambrai ...
... KM'S, The (51st Foot). the initials of the title King's Own Light Infantry. LAMBS. The (101 Ind Foot). It is presumed that wherever their colonel went, the Limbs would sum to go. LANCASHIRE LADE, The (47th Foot), from county title. LIGHT BOBS. The (43rd ...
... Friday, August 26th, 1910. President - C. C. ROGERS, Eioi. OO In Prises. Medals. BAND of the 4th Battalion KINGS SHROPSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY. (fraud Show of POLO AND RIDING PONIES, Welsh Ponies and Cobs, Turnouts, Shire and Cart Horses, Dogs, Poultry, Pigeons ...
... River Seusee. Our troops continue hold the enemy in their battle positions. During the enemy’s attacks yesterday his massed infantry offered remarkable targets our rifles, machine-guns, and artillery, of which full advantage was uken our troops. All reports ...
... Fishwick Burnhqm Candles had lighted in the electric light switched off Accused helped to extinguish the squirting soda syphons Alleged Ill-usage Witness one of Pte Burnham ill-used by accused who smacked on head Candle from lighted candle also dropped on his ...
... Sir John Moore. who was killed in the hour of vietery at Corunna in 1509. sod other Arm and men of the 51st Foot. now the Ist Yorkshire Light Infantry. a tablet has been unveiled by General Wynne in York Minster. Richard Westall, R.A.. uncle of Mrs. Rose ...
... —Deeply mourned by all. EDMUNDS. —KiIIed in action July 14th, 1916. Private Reginald Harding Edmunds, King’s Shropshire Light Infantry, aged 24, dearly beloved husband of Emily Maud. The Rock, St. Fagan’s, and dearly beloved youngest son of Mr. and Mrs ...
... -wearing masks mowed' German infantry advanced ter wave inmass formation indi- fierce character the sides unbroken 'fighting continued untjl late 'ft Friday-night on battle Duruur'the afternoon that hostile attacks delivered of infantry and artillery defensive ...
... ordinary grate took Tuesday ofhees of the Monmouthshire Association (Institute of Wales simplicity lighting clearly demonstrated Without preparation quickly lighted five minutes) the conference chamber lofty room the start 1015 a m being degrees Fah At 12 the ...
... GENERAL HEADQUARTERS Hostile raiding during of Lens inflicted garrison FRANCE pin carried raid Richebourg-L'Avone fo Cel-man lighting (ontrol ui missing Press) firing 'in in Wytsch-aete in artillery combats British reconnoitring advances which were failed ...
... blight the world again. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid. The days may be darker yet before the light breaks forth, or the dawn maybe very near. But the iniquity of the Kaiser as shown up in the disclosures of Prince Lichnowaky ...
... morning 25th officers returned car into with other officers behaved very manner drinks them in sending waiters in electric light out by-turning them also ill-treated of the waiters Pte Byrne grease his head which bald so ill-treatment received Pte Fishwick ...