... SIKHS SUFFER HEAVILY. Fresh proof of the hard fighting that the 34th Sikh Pioneers have had is conveyed by the names contained in last night’s list. Chief among the killed is Ldeut.. Colonel George H. F. Kelly. The present campaign was his sixth, and ...

... Moonering, 11. E. Wynn. F. Guy Clayton, K. X. Crisford, S. Warren, and E. S. Woods* Infantry. Service Battalions. The undermentioned officers command battalions of the new army, and those under the rank of lieutenant-colonel are granted the temporary rank of ...

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... Fusiliers. PATIBRSON, 10>47. Pte. R., Gordon Highlanders. PKEVOB, 24490, Pioneer E. W., Royal Engineers. PLANT, 7840 Lce.-oorpl. G. D., Scot* Guards. POULTON. 5817, Pte. 8., 11th Hussars. PRIOR, 10890, Pte. 0., Royal Soot* Fusiliers. RAFPAN, 240. Pto. ...

... G. G. Marshall, 11th (Prince Albert’s Own) Hussars, and to seconded; Lieut. J. £. Marsfcon, R_\., to be seooaded; Lieut. D. Paige, R.A., and to seconded; Lieut. IL M. M. Roberkoa, R-A., and to be seconded; Lieol. A. T. Peyton. 11th (Prince Albert’s Own) ...