... Mr. W. Brown, land agent, a son. Bridge.—On the lst inst,, at Upton-park, Slough, the wife of Captain Bridge, H.P., 51st Light Infantry, of a daughter. Burton.—On the inst., at Whitchurch, the wife of Mr. B. Burton, of son. GRirPBR.—On the ult., Hertford ...

... meeting with Major Cavagnari was, of course, received with a Royal salute, the guard of honour being furnished by the 51st Light Infantry. The interview was held in Major Cavagnari's double-poled tent, which did duty as a durbar tent. The chairs were arranged ...

... work of art, is deserving of being ranked the first class of sculptural productions. The old regimental colours of the 51st Light Infantry have been presented to the Dean and Chapter, and are now suspended in the minster vestry. These flags are in a tattered ...

... prisoner of war since August, 1914. The father of the two soldiers was the late Col.-Sergt. T. McManus, of the old 51st, the Oxfordshire Light Infantry. ...

... Hotel in that city, he having run the blockade in the Nashville on her last inward trip. The colonelcy of the 51st (King's Own) Light Infantry Regiment of Foot has become vacant by the death of General Sir Thomas Willsbire. which took place on Saturday ...

... cholera of that admirable officer and most excellent man, Augustus Henry Irby, Lieutenant-Colonel commanding the 51st King's Own Light Infantry. him the public service and society have lost one of its most honourable members, and the officers and men whom ...

... THE CASUALTY LIST. SECOND LIEUTENANT MARSHALL. Second Lieutenant Jenner Stephen Chance Gitord and Rucks Light Infantry, w•ho died on October 21st from wounds received the same day, was the only min of the late Mr. Jenner Guest Marshall, of Westcott. Barton ...

... ts an unsuccessful attack on strong position (Buck), and another Irom the field ollicer ol the clay, Major Bird, the -t Light Infantry, in which he states the loss to Liciiteuant-Colonil Mill, the s.ith; Ensign Robertson, !>th N. I. and Ensign Babingbton ...

... received his commission in 1910 Second Lieut. Leonard A. Filpeul, Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, joined the Service on the outbreak the war. entering the Somerset Light Infantry. To proceed the front he was transferred to draft of the Oxford and Bucks. He ...

... by the last mail. It appears that General Wilson, having on the 15th been joined by the Light Infantry, a body of horse and foot Artillery, some Dragoons and Light Cavalry, and two companies of bar Majesty's 39th Regiment, determined, if possible, to secure ...

... behind. Only four out o f 46 arc 1 28, M - hitehall-street, Aylesbury. Battalion. Oxford and Bucks Light members so far. On Monday he started bis 51st Infantry, from 1898-1903. Only thr e e o ut of t he 27 p arish y ear of .employment for Mr. His is a military ...

... brigade consists of the 12th battalion of Chasseurs pied, the 2nd Regiment of Light Infantry, and the 3rd Regiment of the line. The second brigade is composed of the 48th and 51st Regiments of the line, each regiment numbering nearly 2,000 men. The process ...