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... LEAVING THE CITY HALL FOR THE CENOTAPH. (RIGHT) MASTER DEREK HOLDING THE ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS WREATH. BELOW-(LEFT) COLONEL H. A. PAKENHAM, C.M.G., DI., PLACING THE 11th SA yr( ROYAL ULSTER RIFLES' WREATH. (RIGHT) EX•MEMBERS OF THE 11th BATTALION R.I.R ...
... British Army and to have the honour of supplying to its strength three fine regiments in the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, the Royal Ulster Rifles, and the Royal Irish Fusiliers. PRINTING IN ARERICA. IMPRESSIONS OF ENGLISH VISITOR. Mr. W. G. Appleyard, ...
... of the Diplomatic Corps on down to inspect the goods for their rupee- Saturday night. tire departments. Confusion reigned I On Sunday morning, a private religious They got in each other's way and in the , service, limited to the Royal family and of the ...
... same date. Tt is Aga-hilly announced that Major- General Sir Charles M. Mathew h.R hen appointed Colonel Commandant Royal Army Ordnance Corps in moreaMon to the late Major-General Sir Harold Parsons. ...
... with the visual ceremonious protexture the King and Queen appeared, followed he members of the Royal ramily. The Quoin. true to the custom she usually observes of wearing a gown with gold in it for the first Court of the season. was attired in cream and ...
... in the Royal Flying Corp.. He vw service in the war, and. lat. r. CC ruestiger at the York office of the British Mission. and at the Washington Emhtssay desetoped into a debonair helper of travellers. in his advertieements he modestly observed that The ...
... totalling over 1111 . 1 officers and men. Ever since then Waterloo Day has been observed by the laniskillings no matter where stationed. and last evening. under the auspices of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers Old Comrades' Association, an anniversary dinner ...
... present a veteran Fusilier who had served two years in the corps before he (the General) waborn, white wend speakers deplored the fact that like the Royal Inni , killing 'rum hers, the Royal Irish Fusiliers was now only a one battalion regiment. It was ...
... way of the Conserratires to get through a tremendous amount of business in one der. end this is the day. An unprejudioed observer of Sir Rohert's record would doubt whether justice has quite been done to him. He and Mr. Baldwin were horn within a few ...
... the expedition is an Oxfordshire man who, when the war broke nut, did not wait to secure a commission but joined the Royal Flying Corps as • mechanic. He was taught to fly in France and went out to Egypt in 1915. He won the M.C. in 1916. •'tor conspicuous ...
... Davis Perry; the C.L.B. Training Corps in charge of Lieut. Charles Watson. and let and 2nd Ballymena (St. Patrick's) Conipaniee of the Girl Guide, in charge of District-Commissioner Carath. The two minutes' silenee was observed by the congregation reverently ...
... bill. ['that hill, in witness's opinion. was two or 'three miles long. He was taken to the Royal Victoria Hospital in the ambulance : and was kept under observation for some time, after which he went home. After • week at home he made back to Clandeboye ...