... greatcoats, and boots* lying exactly as left by the occupants in a hurry as our tanks and infantry came on. The Australian guns moved almost with the infantry. At the present moment 1 can see through the open door our field guns already trotting across ...

... Ist Reserve Garrison Battalion. Yorkshire Light Infantry, to be transferred to General List, and to be temp. Capt. whilst employed a-s a Commandant. Prisoner of War Camp. 18ih October, 1918 REGULAR FORCES. Infantry—Service Battalions. Notts and Derbys. -Soc ...

... officer nil. was discharged from the army in March, 1916, owing ill-health. then held the rank of Second-Lieutenant in the Light Infantry,’’ Tho Chief Constable (Mr. E. Weatherhogg) pave a history of the prisoner as furnished to him from Darlington. The report ...

... of the number of prisoners who had been collected in cages down to that hour. The Wonderful 51st. One of the finest performances the day was an attack by the 51st Highlanders Territorial Division, north of the Scar pc. Fresh from a long round of the most ...

... balloon was destroyed by one of our pilots, and one of the enemy low-flying aeroplanes was shot down in our lines by our infantry. Three of our machines are missing. During the night our night-flying squadrons in the southern area of the front were unable ...

... City Road on Tuesday, November 2th, 11 o'clock. A weary soul rest. WILLIAMSON. —Private J. W. Williamson. M.M.. Durham Light Infantry, age 41. beloved husband of Nurs« S. A. Williamson, of 352. Staniforth Road, died wounds in France October 24th. 1918 ...

... magniticeii't courage, •undc-r the enemy's barrage, and when enemy followed on, bringing forward his light artillery with the support lines of infantry, our guns stashed down his ranks and left masses of dead the field. Our airmen all report that they ...