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... NI Lord Chief Justice recalls days in infantry 71ESPITE the National Health 1 . Service, welfare work continued to be the main purpose of the Belfast branch of the Maj or rtie Association. said H. J. Porter, branch chairman. at the annual dinner in ...
... Murray commanded the Ist Gordons until El Alamein in the last war, and then the 1353rd Infantry Brigade in North Africa and Sieily. Lieut.-Colonel Smith commanded the 51st Divisional Train, R.AS.C. during the 1914-18 war, and was g}e oldest member of the ...
... to be published next month. Private Wheeler served In Wellington's campaign In the 51st Regiment of Foot—now the Ist Battalion The King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. The letters have been edited famous former officer of the regiment. Captain B. H. Liddcll ...
... theme the 51st (Highland) Division It was one of the finest themes in the history of Scotland and the British Army To do it justice they ought to have had a Walter Scott or someone of that calibre Lord Tedder who was proposing the toast of the 51st (Highland) ...
... Reunion MISTAKES OF THE PAST Half light—of neither peace nor war,” was the description given of the world by Marshal of the Royal Air Force, Lord Tedder, when he proposed the main toast at the 36th reunion dinner of the 51st (Highland) Division Dinner Club ...
... by Captain R. He Liddell Hart. the well-known military historian. William Wheeler joined the 51st Regiment of Foot. now the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, in 1809. and the letters contained in this book were written by him. during his 19 years of ...
... second throws much fresh light upon one of the most distinguished English eccentrics, Lady Hester Stanhope. II -+ PRIVATE WILLIAM WHEELER was a soldier in the 51st Regiment of Foot, later the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. He was a man of little ...
... Edited by Captain B. H. Liddell Hart. (18s. Michael Joseph.) Private William Wheeler joined the 51st | Regiment of Foot (npw the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry) in April 1809. He saw much active service in the last few years of the Napoleonic wars, being ...
... Long Service Volunteer Medal. In the First World War lie served from 1914 to 1919 with The Black Watch and the Highland Light Infantry. Mr McLean is survived by hii wife and a family of five sons and four daughters. RADIO EXHIBMON. Television transmissions ...
... telling all my friends to get acquainted with Private William Wheeler of the 51st Foot, which later given the name of the lit Battalion. the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. The only way to make his acquaintance is to read the letters that he wrote ...
... adopt units of the Territorial Army with associations with the city. The units would include the 51st (.Ulster) AA. Brigade, 107 (Ulster) Independent Infantry Group T.A, the North Irish Horse, Royal Armoured Corps, T.A., and 429 (Antrim) Coast Regiment, ...
... E Golding held the Head- went to Oxfordshire— taking up Thl teacher’s post was the first monthly meeting of with Hawe® Light Infantry during the First the the unavoidable ab- j War After the war he of Mrs Houseman j to Spain and took edu- T eI- cation ...