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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 ...
... 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 ...
... Country. The King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry has a record extending over 170 years. Minden Day is celebrated annually to commemorate the first engagement of the 51st, ono of tfie six regiments of British infantry who charged the enemy cavalry ranked ...
... C'ouniry. The King's Own Yorkshim Light infantry has a record standing over 170 years. Nfinilen Day is celebrattsd annually to commemorate the first engagement at the 51st. ctie if six regiments of British infantry • charged the cavalry ranked in order ...
... and country. The King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry has a record extending over 170 years. Minden Day is celebrated annually to commemorate the first engagement of the 51st, one the six regiments British infantry who charged the enemy cavaTry tanked irt ...
... the reginiente at Dover, the let Lan. cashire Fusiliers and the 14 King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, held speciat parades. The.° two regiments (the old Xtli and 51st Regiment.) distinguished them. selves in that hard-fought battle. The Lancashire Fusiliers ...
... Battalions of British Infantry, The Suffolk Regiment, 20th The Lancashire Fusilfcrs, 23rd The Royal Welch Fusiliers; 25th The King's Own Scottish Borderers, 37th The Hampshire Regiment, 51st The King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, advancing with drums ...
... most distinguished campaigners of the day. .It still honoured weekly by the Ist Battalion of the. King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. The regiment was formed in 1755, and of the first sixty years existence nearly forty were spent abroad on foreign service ...
... tcuhaiu Collego. at Trinitv College. Cambridge, and at the R.M.C.. Sandhurst, whence passed in the 51st Foot (now th(> King's Own \orKshire Light Infantry i He retired from the Army with the rank of major in 1893, but seven years later was appointed to ...