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... but at the same time he hoped they would not feel hurt at his saying that he hoped next year his old friends, the 51st Light Infantry, would take them on more successfully. Regarding the native troops the 13th Rajputs were well known. They were going ...
... Batn. Essex Regiment, leaves India to-day. Col. Stewart Alexander Cleevo, formerly of the 51st King's Owu Light Infantry a>>d the 13fch Somerset Light Infantry, died on Feb. 24, at 79, St. Aubyns, Hove, aged 87. He was the son of the late ...
... 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 ...
... and Winnipeg,'and Iris Gwendoline, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Empson Edward Middleton, late of H.M. Army (51st King’s Own Light Infantry). and Mrs. Middleton, Tower House, St. Matthew’s-gardens, St, Leonards, and granddaughter of the late Mr. Boswell ...
... dedicated special permission to Lord Roberts. Col. Samuel Rice served the record period of nearly forty years with the 51st Light Infantry, and it was his fortune to participate in all the groat actions of the Peninsular war, from Corunna to Waterloo. From ...
... six regiments of British Infantry who so covered themselves with glory were the 12th (Suffolks), 20th (La‘ncafiiire Fusiliers), 23rd (Royal Welsh Fusiliers), 25th (K. 0.5.8. 37th (Hampshires), and the 51st (Yorks. Light Infantry). They formed the centre ...
... -Colonel A. F. Mockler-Ferryman. (Blackwoods. bd.) Colonel Samuel Rice commanded his regiment, the 51st Light Infantry, now the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, at Waterloo. He had joined it, some twenty years earlier, as an ensign, had ...
... Minster to the memory of Sir John Moore, officers, ' non-commissioned officers, and privates of the 51st Light Infantry (now the King’s Own Yorkshire Light infantry), who lost their lives in the Peninsular campaign, 1808-1811, took place ...
... Compiled from the Correspondence of Col. SAMUEL RICE. C.B.. K.H., 51st Light Infantry, and from other sources. By Lieut.-Col. A. F. MOCKLER-FERRYM AN, Author of Annals of Sandhurst, Lads of the Light Division, &c. 10s. 6d.net. We congratulate Col. Mockler-Ferryman ...
... Charterhouse, being one of Queen Victoria's cadets, and subsequently at Sandhurst, whence he joined, in 1858, the 51st (King's Own) Light Infantry, and served for many years in India. lie was engaged in the Afghan Campaign, and received the Afghan medal, 1878-9 ...
... Leicester Regiment, every man could see the advantage of keeping away from drink. Private Dixon, 51st Durham Light Infantry, says The R.A.T.A. is a splendid think for us Sergt. Kelly, M.M:, writing from Arnoldsweiles, sends greeting as a member, and also 1 ...
... ballrooms. The death is announced, at Govanstown U.S.A./ in his 72nd year, of M . ame! Rutherford Lumley, formerly Adjutant 51st Light Infantry Regt., eldest brother of the Rev. William Faithful Lumlev chaplain, H.M. Prison, Nevvcastle-on-Tyhe' formerly Chelmsford ...