... officers who accompanied General Brind. They included his , staff officer, Colonel ,T. G. des R. Swavne, of the Somerset Light Infantry, and his aide-de-camp, Lieut. C. D, Packard, of the Royal Artillery. Last night it was reported by Reuter that they had ...

... Army in the last batch of sub-lieutenants and was gazetted to the 46th Foot (now the 2nd Battalion the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry) in August, 1877, but was transferred less than a year later to the Ist Battalion of the 25th Foot (King’s Own Borderers) ...

... teain contests were As usual, various arranged with the mdividual events. The Hampshire Regiment won the Roval Marines Light Infantry Cup, beating the Rifle Brigade by one point, the Royal Marines being third, one point behind. H.M.S. Excellent. holders ...

... Forrester Clayton, High Sheriff of Middlesex, and Mrs. Drummond Clayton. The Fifth (Service) 13n., the Oxford , and Bucks Light Infantry, who formed one of the Units of the first raised during the Great War, and saw considerable service at Ypres, the Somme ...

... Army in the last batch of sub-lieutenants and was gazetted to the 46th Foot (now the 2nd Battalion the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry) in August, 1877, but was transferred less than a year later the Ist Battalion of the 25th Foot (King's Own Borderers) ...

... Mesopotamia and Kurdistan he was six times mentioned in dispatches and five times decorated. From Brigade Major of the 51st Infantry Brigade in Iraq duty followed at the War Office, with the Shanghai Defence Force, and at the Staff College. He is an expert ...

... nearly 100 troops arrived at King's Cross, London, to-day, en route for the Saar. They were the advance guard from the two infantry battalions —the lst Essex and the lst East Lancashire —and they comprised two officers and 89 men from Catterick Camp. Travelling ...

... various team contests were arranged concurrently with the individual events. The Hampshire Re intent won the Royal Marines Light Infantry Cup, beating the Rifle Brigade by one point, the Royal Marines being third, one point behind. H.M.S. Excellent, holders ...

... everything rapidly vanished into the train. Thirty.four ickers guns that we saw stowed away are evidently consideril light baggage in the infantry! Presumably they come under the heading of personal luggage of the machine•gunners. Also among the luggage ...

... Transport Committee reported that Command Headquarters had asked for the cost of conveyance of units to the following places : 51st Field Wiper R.R. to Trauma fynydd (practice camp), June 2nd to 16th; 4th and 6th Battalions Border Regiment, to Catterick ...

... the land that led him describe himself as a labourer in will DUCE CELEBRATES 51st BIRTHDAY BATHING IN MEDITERRANEAN Rome Sunday Signor Mussolini quietly celebrated his 51st birthday to-day down to the to bathe at his private beach at Castel Fronziano ...

... was conductor and Mr. A. Thompson was at the harmonium. The collections realised £l4. [Reproduced from the “Journal” of May 51st, 1834.) Mr. W Lindsay Everard, M.P., has arrived back Irom his flying tour of Europe. Milk Board Nominee— Since there has only ...