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... he was a lion of G. Gartsido.Tipping, of Roesfairy. County Fermanagh, and was educated at y. joining in 1872 the 51st IC.O. Light Infantry. He was in 1875 in the Indian Staff Corps, and four years later in the Ist Bengal Lancers, He served in the Afghan ...
... t-Arms, who died last week in Edinburgh, at the age of 73, had a distinguished career in the East. Joining the old 51st Light Infantry in 1872, he served in the Jowaki Expedition and the first and second Afghan Wars. As D.A.A.G. on the staff of the Q ...
... John Stevenson, Canterbury, architect and surveyor, left £60,705. Col. Malcolm Charles Farriugton, C.8., late 51st Yorkshire Light Infantry, loft £56,371. Tho Hon. Clara Elizabeth (Lady George) Cholmondeley, of Washington, U.S.A., actress, the divorced ...
... Lancashire Fusiliers. Royal Welsh Fusiliers, 25th King’s Own Scottish Borderers. 37th Hampshire Regiment, and 51st Yorkshire Light Infantry. ...
... LATEST WILLS. Col. M. ©. FARRINGTON (late 51st Gross. Yorkshire Light Infantry), of BournemMouth, HABLE .overvcre: escossssesssssensssssionses 38,571 Rev. FREDERICK THEOBALD (85), of Great Wigborough Rectory, Colchester, TRIE o et st cgmgies G Mr. ALBAN ...
... unsettled English property of £3,701, with net personalty £1,388. v Gross. Colonel M. C. Farrington, C.B. (late 51st Yorkshire Light Infantry), Bournemouth, Hants, (net personalty £56,215) £56,371 Mr. O. A. H. White, solicitor, ot Chippenham, Wilts., the ...
... THE 51st DIVISION. A SOLDIER'S HISTORY, WITH SOME PERSONAL IMPRESSIONS. £ HISTORY OF THE 51st (HIGHLAND) DIVISION, 1914-1918. By -Major F. W. Bewsher, D.5.0., M.C., ...
... famous 51st (Highland) Division, Scotland'! wonderful Territorial fighting force. No more appropriate site could have keen chosen for the Divisional shrine than Beaumont Hamel, or the powdered debria ot the original village, the scene of the 51st s dazzlingly ...
... Fusiliers), Foot. (Royal Welsh Fusiliers), 2bth (King's Own Scottish Borderers), 37th (Hampshirea), and 51st Foot (King Yorkshire Light Infantry). Shortly after the attack opened these British brigades bore down on the enc cavalry, sOme 10,000 strong ...
... camp at Naipy July with a Battalion of Infantry, employment of Light Artillery for . support of Infantry necessitates Battery of the Brigade each year g its annual training in conjunction i Battalion of Infantry. ! The other officers attending camp , ...
... worth died 1st 1919 Never HUMOUR IN WOOD lot T (’lot) Light France 1st 1918— i by NEXT 3 Doors 745 PROGRAMME Commence o’clock PICTURE this for Ex-Service Men PRICES: 6d Is 6d The sk-eers-in-law infantry R E ARLINGTON Wanted— Apply F H Siniih Co 6 Houndgate ...
... DAILY RECORD AND MAIL MONDAY SEPTEMBER 29 1924 CITY EDITION AYR RAILWAY UNIONS’ WRANGLE'1'I'K MEMORY O THE 51st 15 MR BROMLEY AND THE NUR AID REUSED JANUARY STRIKE SEQUEL The two rival railway unions the and the Associated Society of IzK-omotive Engineers ...