... LsiiiEE. — Ou the 31-t May, at Bill House, Windsor Forest, General Sir Thomas Willshire, Bart., ?? Colonel of the 51st ?? Light Infantry, in the 12nd year ot his age. ...

... Boyal Fnsileers, 52nd Light Infantry, 70th, 81st, 94th, and 98th Regiments, to embark hoard the Eastern Monarch, Gravesend, for Kurraobee ; 383 men and 1 officer of the 3rd Dragoon Guards, Bth Hussars, 17th Lancers, 51st Light Infantry, 56th ...

... The battalion was amalgamated with the 51st Light Infantry in j.BBl, and therefore is entitled to share in the gallant chronicle of that glorious regiment. Before 1881 it was known as the 105th Light Infantry. Raised in Madras in 1839, and ...

... morning. Sir John Moore Memorial. A memorial to Sir John Moore, officers N.C.O.s and men of the 51st Light Infantry (now the King’s Own Yorkshire Lb>ht Infantry) was dedicated at York Minster! Derby Licensed Victuallers. At a meeting of the Derbv and District ...

... SOME GOOD CRICKET STORIES. IT was in India, some years ago, that a cricket match was taking place between the old 51st Light Infantry and Boyul Artillery, when tie following catch took place, which, however, did not count. A Captain Wright, of the Boyal ...

... Hercules, now being built at Jarrow, will launched on May 10. Pete Gillespie, who went through the Crimea with the 51st King’s Light Infantry, was buried at Weaste, Manchester, yesterday, with raili honours. Less than minute after asking an overlooker see ...

... Service” has been awarded Colour-Sergeant M.» McNally, of the late 51st Light Infantry, now stationed at Gibraltar. Captain H. Mallinson, of the 2nd Battalion King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, Hillsboro’, has been granted leavje of ...

... May ; Captain E. R. Dyneley, of the Royal Artillery, died of fever at Calcutta on the 4th May.; Lieutenant Swallield, 51st Light Infantry, is also . amongst the dead. Colonel Colbeck, 3rd Madras' Europeans, is likewise reported dead from wounds.! Captain ...

... Henbury Church, near Macclesfield, by the Rev. S. E. Lyon, assisted the Rev. R. Shea, Mascie H.Taylor, Lieut. 51st (King's Own) Light Infantry, to Frances Anne, eldest daughter of the late John Schmidt, Esq., of Thornfield, near Manchester. Lisvesley—Haddon ...

... Minster to the memory of Sir John Moore, officers, ' non-commissioned officers, and privates of the 51st Light Infantry (now the King’s Own Yorkshire Light infantry), who lost their lives in the Peninsular campaign, 1808-1811, took place ...

... residing Matlock Bath. On the 6th of February she left her situation and came to Sheffield to see a young soldier cl the 51st Light Infantry, and remained in the neighbourhood of the barracks from that time until Thursday last. Her lover was a mere recruit ...

... y agreed to. KING'S OWN YORKSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY. A memorial tablet to the officers, non-commis sioned officers, and men of the lst and 2nd Battalions, and lst Volunteer Battalion, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, who fell the war in South Africa ...