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... battalion of the Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry. Later he took command of the 9th Battalion Royal Scots, a unit which served with the 51st Division, and later was the commanding of&cer of the 52d Durham Light Infantry. Lieut.-Colonel Muir, ...
... colours of the Perthshire battalion, had not gone unnoticed by them. Although he had not been associated with the renowned 51st Division, to which the 6th Black Watch belonged, had seen the brilliant work of the 15th Division, : which was also a Scottish ...
... departure 6th Watch from Perth to their Station 1914 and 51st Division in France during war At the was given for enrolling men enlisted Selections given during evening the Ripe Band The local Infantry Perthshire “C” of 6th Black Watch with headquarters and ...
... in tlie Valuation Roll likewise Several Finance Committee dealt period LIGHTING Councillor Crumb behalf of Lighting Committee the lamps in of town THE LAMPS lilair le-t Lighting ill liurgli for Provost’s 'v!iih did at time thanks lie of being in district ...
... other centres, they remarked. Colonel-Commandant G. S. G. Crawford, D.5.0., commanding the Black Watch and Gordon Infantry Brigade of the 51st (Highland) Division, who presided, was accompanied by many other leading Territorial officers and prominent citizens ...
... occasion was the handing over to the city Glasgow for safe koeping the colours of the 11th, 18th, and 51st Battalions of the Highland Light Infantry. Leagues Nations are good things no doubt, said the Duke, and will be splendid things when they mature ...
... physical training officer of the Scottish the well- known Rugby International , player, and Lieut. Ross, of the Highland Light Infantry, ...
... the boilermakers in two of the . yards who downed tools last 51st Highland Division THE EVENTS OF 1914.1918. (Hy F. W. Bewsher.) Thetc have been Highland Brigades oi Divisions before the 51st of the late war. and in all probability there will he High• ...
... Cross. Men-' tioned in Despatches. Lieut. Andrew Forest Menzies, 38th Cana dian Infantry, B.N.—Military Cross. Lieut.-Col. Alexander Henry Menzies, 1/9th Highland Light Infantry—D.B.o., Bar to 0.8.0., Mentioned in Despatches (twice). Capt. Arthur John Alexander ...
... Taylor. William Thomson. John Tracey. Peter Wet-h. Charles 1. Melon. Charles Daly. Finn PAM. (Scottish Regimentst.—Highland Light Infantry.—Lieutenant Duncan Mira; Corp!. Patrick Bradley; Pte James; A. Macintosh. Angus F. Paterson. Seaforth Highlanders.—Privates ...
... tactics were then followed, the manoeuvres lasting for fully two hours. Smoke bombs, Verey lights, flares, &c., all played a part in the day's programme. The 51st Highland Division Signals played a prominent part in the battle, and the wireless installations ...
... successful stunts they have had with infantry. The operations extended from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and over 15130 men were engaged. including the 4/5 and Battalions of the Black Watch. the 4th Gordon Highlanders, and the 51st Divisional Signals. Conducted under ...