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... Foot (Royal Welch Fusiliers). 25th F'oot (King's Own Scottish Borderers), 37th Foot, (Hampshires), and 51st Foot (King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry). Their total losses v, ere 1,394 officers and men, of which number the Lancashire Fusiliers had six officers ...
... Ordnance FLA.O.C.; and Divisional Mobile Veterinary section. R. A.V.C.; fancaftlare (Somme') R.E., one company, works and light: 25Otn ILY.A. and 81 0 th Itaburn Artillery Brigade; saga( Sections; istrny Troops, 4th and 6th King's Own Royal Kegthient ...
... spots have been selected for the Duke of Lancaster's Yeomanry, the Royal Field Artillery and tte Royal Engineers, certain infantry battalions will not go under ,canvas until August 5. These belong to the East Lancashire arid Border Brigade, but the 10th ...
... die County Association which is responsible for transporting the divt. sion to and from the training area, is by no means a light one, as all baggage will have to be unloaded at Lime-street oi Exchange Stations, Liverpool. and then across to the docks. ...
... buttress, and endming adamant. Quietly walking down the broad path I came TERRITORIALS AT SALISBURY Tilt* animal (raining of the 51st Brigade, R.K A., and 4th and sth Battalions ta«st Lnneashire Regiment (Territorial Army) is now proceeding at Salisbury Plain ...
... Senhouee, Salkeld, Neilson, and Argles; Captains Iredale, Wakefield, and Willink ; Mr. J. Flynn, Major Wallace, Adjutant, 51st East Lancashire Brigade, R.F.A., Captain Swinton Lee, Adjutant, W. C., R.F.A., and Captain Learmont, secretary. The business ...
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... are guarded figures representing the the Artillery the Infantry the Air Service It is essentially emblem mourning the laurel wreath the sole representatives of victory The Flfty-firri I that the 51st Division (the Highland Territorial Division) undying ...
... by president first question related to sum ot 100000 framv (£4000) which M Weisamann hia vife out of an account due him July 51st 1920 for of 600000 francs President M Gilbert suggested he this in order to persuade wife withdraw her action against him for ...
... Shropshire Lieutenant-Colonel Hubert Ronald Royal Artillery 51st Cumberland (Field Brigade) Major Reginald Allton Smith Royal Corps of Signals 42nd (East Lancs) Divisional Captain Harold Infantry Battalion King’s Regiment Captain Harold Riley 4th-5th Battalion ...
... the world over It is the cenotaph 1 1918” another a laurel wreaUi—bore upon which are inscribed the names in the inscription lights of all who have lived and1 suffered through the Great War- Our hearts go out to the sufferers they go out to the nurses and ...
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