... King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry from 1868 to 1898. and twice served in India with the second battalion. For five years he held the adjutancy of the Militia at Pontefract, and he was last employed as second in command of the old 51st—a battalion which ...

... Strensall this morning, by the King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, reminds one of the passage In the report of Lleut.- Qeneral the Hon. James Murray, when he inspected the regiment—then the old 51st Foot—at Minorca in 1775. The Regiment has not forgot ...

... given for the defendant. LEEDS DEPOT: 65 and 66, BRIQGATE. WAR MEMORIAL UNVEILED IN - YORK MINSTER. KING’S OWN YORKSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY, Major-General A- S. Wynne, C.8., Deputy- Adjntant-Geaeral the Forces, yesterday, unveiled a memorial which has been erected ...

... First and Second % . var ous units of G.H.Q egj its, 70th and 74th Field leir ts. Territorial Army, and sections, and the 51st Light Anti-Aircraft heir c- Territorial Army, and iifp sections. The Royal rce a^so co-operate. P ur P°se of these pit two opposing ...

... had been bestowed on all but the Royal regiments, and the 33rd became the Ist York West Riding Regiment, the 51st, now the Yorkshire Light Infantry, becoming the 2nd York West Riding. An injunction was issued to cultivate recruiting connection with the county ...

... notices would terminni the followsing week. A YORKsimE REGMENT IL BhA~.-Th 1st Battalion King's Own (Yorkshire) Light Infantry- late 51st Regiment, is expected to return from Burmaho or about the 21st of December, after fifteen yeare' e abroad. The 2nd ...

... oftihe King's Gernman LegionI Jamues Bourchier, of the I ith Light' Dragoons ; Jameb Grant, of the 18th light Dragoons; B. Lawrence, of theiol th Light'Dragoons ; J. L. H eits, of the 51st Foot; A. Synphier. of the Artillery ouf the King's Gcrman Legion; ...

... DAY. General Sir Arthur Wynne, Colonelin-Chief, yesterday unveiled the memorial to the officers and men of the Yorkshire Light Infantry who fell in the war, which has been erected in York Minster. There was a very large company present, including many past ...

... her home In Wilson Street, Barnard Castle, to-day. Mrs. Goddard was thff widow of Sergeant-Major Goddard, of the Durham Light Infantry. Shortly before nine o’clock this morning. Mr. William Bailey, a local angler returning home after an early morning fishing ...

... Strensall Farewell to Battalion From Our Own Correspondent STRENSALL, Monday THE Ist Battalion the King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry held their Battle of Minden celebrations here to-day, a day earlier than the actual anniversary of the battle, so that ...

... ary Force, amongst these being Sergeant F. W. Holmes, V.C., and Sergeant A. R. Bell, both of the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, the latter being the first man to receive the award of the Distinguished Conduct Medal, for which was promoted on the ...

... committee in some other position. Major B. Witherby, who joined the Yorkshire Light Infantry nearly 27 years a ...