... sth Battalion King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (Territorial Army), whose headouarters arc at Doncaster, and will thus have been connected with every branch of the famous ** Koylis *’ and Military Lino Mounted Infantry, depot and New Army, which first ...

... THE COLOURS OF THE D.L.I. Sir, —Kindly me to draw the attention of ex-oCßccrs and soldiers fcho Durham Light Infantry to the consecration and laving of thirteen colours of Territorial and New Army Battalions the regiment in Durham Cathedral, on Thursday ...

... admission . Motor accidents . Other street accidents CYCLES AND REAR LIGHTS. I think perhaps the Press might enlighten the public little the question of the rear lights on bicycles,” said the Chairman (Mr. George Wilkinson) at Bradford Police Court ...

... M.B.E.— Captain Robert James Appleby, 2nd Battalion the Durham Light Infantry. Lieut. Ashley Raymond Bond, 2nd Battalion the Durham Light Infantry. Quartermaster and Captain Thomas Mobster Hill, Battalion the Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire), Territorial ...

... ALLIANCES. The King has approved of the 11th Infantry (Rand Light Infantry) Active Citizen For.v, Union Defence Forces being allied to the Duke of Cornwall's L.1.. and of the 51st Battalion Australian Infantry, Australian Military Forces ...

... ARTILLERY. 51st E. and Cumb. L*t. A. Carter, bs It. ROYAL ENGINEERS. 55th W. Lance. Ergrs.-Lt. R. W. Pirjrfn, M.C, resigns and retains rank U. ROYAL CORPS OF BIGNALS. 65th W. Lance. Ditl. 6ig*.-Lt. F. Cooper, M.C, re. his and retain rank It, INFANTRY. 80. Durham ...

... 41, Hall Gate, Doncaster, in his 68th year. Dr. Hallows had adventurous life. young man was a captain in the Highland Light Infantry, and he was afterwards employed secret service work by the British Government. In pursuit of this travelled extensively ...

... third being alternatives to the first, which was one of attempting to shoot, with intent to murder. Sergeant F. W. Mac bin, 51st Battery, Royal Artillery. Alternatively, Wardlc was cJiarged with having attempted to shoot with intent to do grievous bodily ...

... South-Eastern England, Eastern England (including Lincolnshire), Eastern Midlands, Western Midlands.—Wind variable to easterly, light, freshening; fair to cloudy at first, with some drizzle locally, tendeucy for thundery showers later; morning mist; rather ...

... melophagus ovinus, or ked. -Win,,, Originally it shortly afterward* the 51st Regime still was nffirially shire hv the name, shire West Riding Then its title was Yorkshire Wesi lido Light Intnntry in l-.'l ot its bravery ('••rutin: with this title until ...