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... SePL 10th, and on the end. for who have all had considerable died Second-Lieut. IL U. H. Solomon. 11th Gloucester experience in maim , and training pioneers. Beat.: st. John's College, Oxford, 1911 (lloditeeram expedition). Second-bent. J. S. A. Torrey ...
... by the base of Tweezle-down Hill. The skirmishers were now called in, and Brigadier Thomas, with the 4th battalion 60th Rifles and 2nd battalion 13th Light Infantry, and Brigadier Glyn, with the Ist batt. 4th King's aod 33rd Regiment, who had been in ...
... render a return of men willing to do this temporary service in their own vicinity to the Battalion Orderly Room as soon as possible. UNIFORMS. Reference Battalion Order No. 32 of 1918 Company Commanders are in future held responsible for sending in the ...
... PRIVATE R. A. GASTONHANWARDS HEATH. Private Robert A. Gaiton, No. 2032, 11th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment, son of Private R. W. Gaston, No. 6 Supernumerary Company 2/4th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment, and of Mrs. Gaston, of Wood Cottage, Wivelbfield ...
... the 2ad Battalion Liverpool Bcgn:nt. 2ad ?uun'- Own Bengal Native Infantry, 11th gal Native Infantry, two or three batteries of Artillery, and, it is expxcted, the Naval Brigade. The second édmdo. under Gen, Forde, consists of the 20d Battalion Hampshire ...
... Hope's Division. General Smith advanced iu [uartcr-Cflamn (five battalions) in support of General daxwell, watching his left flank. General Parke idvanced in quarter-column (four battalions) on the ight of General Maxwell's brigade. Sir Hope now retired ...
... wiil e held from the Sth to 11th of August. By O:der (Sgned), G. N. JOHNSTON, Quptain, R A, 20d A-le‘au& Ist Sussex Vol. Art. (Ees'ern Di RA) Head-quarters, Brighton, 17th June, 1399, Ist VOL.BATT. ROYAL SUSSEX REGIMENT Battalion Orders by Lieut Colonel C ...
... lengthening days have facilitated and extended hour@ of duty. The u mbri Irnsihere it'ioneers) have been engaged ire the pioneer duties which they will carry out when the word of command takes them aeries i n . Ft anoe. The men preeent an interesting ...
... have nom been formed In the area covered by the 6th Busses (Arundel) Battalion Home Guard, under whom the training is carried out. The Companies are Cadet Companies of the 6th Battalion the Royal Busse: Regiment. whose badge they wear._ No. Company. Arundel ...
... declaring for Portsmouth; the St. George’s, London, Irish, and Finsbury battalions lor Dover, tho 10th Middlesex for Shorncliffo, and tho 22nd taking solitary course. The four volunteer battalions of the Queen’s est Surrey Regiment all go together to Portsmouth; ...
... Lie t. J. G. Whitfield, 7th Buffs. ' F. Raban • Williams, 9th Batt S 4::ordshire Pioneers. ieut. F. W. Biggs, sth Batt. Queen's in Royal West Kent. ILieut. H. Bodenham, 11th (S.) Batt De Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) Lieut. C. E. Charming, A.S.C. (Terri'als) ...
... many troops from Delhi leaves the garrison numerically too weak, notwithstanding the arrival, on the 11th, of the left wing of the Ist tielock battalion, now located in the famous Jumma Musjul. The four regiments in quarters have not more than 250 men each ...