... GOOD OLD 51ST. SAID ENEMY XILTIES AT BA PA U ME. KAISER'S GUARD SEND RARE TRIBUTE TORIBIIIIIENEN AT BUCQUOY. LARICARTRIANti' BAYONET CHARGE. Percival Maitre.) WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN THE HELD. Wednesday Night.—We haws word in several minor °Llano ...

... of Lundabra, and left one son. Captain (temporary Major) A. L. Wilford, who was attached to the battalion from the sth Light Infantry, Indian Army, and Regimental Sergeant- Major F. Mulholland are also mentioned in despatches. THE ROYAL IRISH FUSILIERS ...

... killed.” These are not included in the above table of losses. Other heavy losses reported are:—4th King's Own Yorluhire Light Infantry. Territorials—Killed 22. wounded 146. West Yorkshire, Territorials—Killed 11, wounded 152. ...

... Expeditionary Force—Reported from General Headquarters under date llth January:— Killed. Bott, See. Lieut. R. A., Shropshire Light Infantry, 9th attached 3th Batt. Payntcr, Major F, P., Royal Field ArtiUery (T.F.), attached 4th Northumbrian (County of Durham) ...

... He entered the army in 1851, obtaining a commission in the 51st Regiment (King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry), and was promoted lieutenant in August, 1863, which v year he served with the 51st Foot in the Umbeyla Expedition. He was advanced the rank captain ...

... with seniority from 3rd December. 1914); A. F. C. Graves (31at Januarv with seuoirity from July, 1915). Duae Cornwall's Light Infantry—Lieutenant L. C. Hey gate to be acting captain whilst commanding » company (25th December). Garrison Battalions—Royal ...

... Missing, Amongst those who took part m the great advance 25th September was Corporal David M'Cracken, 2nd Bait. Highland Light Infantry Nothing has been heard of emoe, and wife and father, who reside «t Dimloy, County Antrim, are very anxious fate. Corporal ...

... ^Bart*. ?,’'o CUude Coldstream Guards, was Killed aciiou * Mfafl officer,. who M _ lost, other of Lieutenant Shropshire Light Infantry. CIS D. 5.0., JJEGT. COfiONEL G- *5, commanded the IVost Yorkshire Regiment. »h (j. T«e Charles Francis, o} SWborno AT ...

... emigrated Salmon Ann, in British Columbia, where he joined the 31st Regiment, British Columbia Light Horse (Canadian Militia). the outbreak of war the whole of the 51st Regiment volunteered for active service, and Captain Allen went out with his regiment to ...

... Regiment. Sinimcns, Lieut. A., Dorsetshire Regiment. Startm, Capt. J., Royal Army Medical Corps, attaeaed oxford Rucks Light infantry. Williams, Lieut, i- P. J.. Royal Garrison Artillery- AMERICAN COTTON CROP, 1915-16. “Financial Chronicle’s” Final Statistics ...

... Canadian Infantry Batt. Expeditionary Force—Reported from General Headquarters under date 21st February, 1916: KILLED. Atkinson. Lieot. B. 8.. Durham Light Infantry, 9th Batt. (T.F.). Bethell, Capt. C King’s Own (Yorkshire Light Infantry) ...

... wounded. Persian Gulf—Killed : W. Beadon, 51st Sikhs; C. W. Tribe, 41st Dogras; and J. F. Finnis, 53rd Sikhs. Wounded: A. H. D. Creagh, 128th Pic- Heel's; T. R. MacLachlan, 92nd Punjabis; and F. W. Thomas. Bhopal Infantry. The V.C.’s are:—Accidentally killed ...