... other import ant questions. In earlier days Mr. Swain was in the Army, serving in India and Burmah. with the 51st King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. He was in the Burmese Campaign, 1887-89. ...

... RuaeeU and 1. M. S. Grant: Loyal Regt.—W, G. B. Allen; King# Own York#. Lirbt Infantry—J. H. B. Deare Oldmao end R. L. N. Yorkshire and Lane*. C. A. Cocper-Kev; Durham Light Infantry—K. M. W. Leo her. 2nd Lts. the Supplementary Reserve Officers be 2nd Lts ...

... of the late Archdeacon Brooke, of Halifax, he entered the Army leaving Winchester. He joined the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry Militia in 188, and transferred to the Regulars two years later. He was in more than thirtv engagements in the South ...

... Rogers from half J> L.!A Comdr. R.A. 51st (Highland) Div.;. Col. J. »{SI (H.-col. Res. of Off.) to be Comdr. 160 th (S. \0 Inf. Bde. : Capt. Hon. W. G. H. Jolliffe (Resto Bde.-Maj. 142 nd (6th London) Inf. H.A.C. Infantry.—Lt. C. J>. G. Welch resigns coran ...

... that the and Merseyside dock worker.. capable o'f working.on a number of wave- Boad opening. The British master, after hold- INFANTRY Id elect Hclcmtinn +r» A mid-day concert recital will be given 12.0-2.4s—N*tion*l. lencths, so that it will be possible to ...

... of the Chinese atti- rters of two tamous regiments, the ie years ago during “‘ sprees.”” question of g's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry and ane few a ago the President of the drawal of Japanese York and Lancaster Regiment. ion. a Union received a letter ...

... Officer Cad.. Cambridge Cniv. Cont., Sen. Div., 0.T.C., be 2nd Lt. R.C. Sigs—2nd Lt. H. McClean to be Lt. Infantry.—Loyal B.—Lt. T. P. Hamilton, Aust. Light Horse, be 2nd Lt. R.A.3.C.—2nd Lt. L. W. Kerridge to Lt. TERRITORIAL ARMY COMMANDS AND STAFF Belinq ...

... Marske, June 18 to July 3. 150 th Infantry Bde, 4th East Yorkshire Regiment. 4th and Green Howards, and 6th Durham Light Infantry. July 8 to 22. 161 st Infantry Brigade. 6th, 7th. Bth and 9th Durham Light ...

... in 1758. their depot being at Pontefract. When, 52 years ago, the old 51st was linked with the 105th, an old East India Company regiment, the title was the King's Own Light Infantry (South Yorkshire Regiment), but, in the Jubilee year, Oueen 1 ! Victoria ...

... formation 1756, their d.pot beine at Pontefract. When 52 years ago the old 51st was inked with the 105 th, an old East India Company regiment, the title was the King's Own Light Infantry (South Yorkshire Regiment), but in the Jubilee year Queen Victoria altej*>i ...

... 'Five Sisters in York Minster were unveiled to-day by the Duchess of York as a memorial to the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, of which she is Colonel-in-Chief. Like the West Yorkshire Regiment and the Duke of Wellington's Regiment, the K.0.Y.L ...

... were then have their turn. . The Bugle adds: The 61st Light Infantry (now the Yorkshire Light Infantry) undoubtedly fired the first shots of the Battle of Waterloo. After the battle, the 51st spent the night June 18-19 In the wood or ...