... Buersill, Light Dragoons James Lord, Cut Gate, 3rd Foot Guards. John Brierley, igslate,3rd Foot Guards. George Morton, (or Wellington's Own Regiment). William Ashton, Royal Artillery driver. Richard Bcntjnck, 23rd Welsh Fusiliers. John Swift, 51st Light Infantry ...

... Scotland, for the year from 31st March, 1861,' to 30th March, 1862, amounted to £337,204. Captain Mincbin, formerly of the 51st Light Infantry, and Quartermaster Hendry, ninth depot battalion, have been appointed Military Knights of Windsor. The Queen has been ...

... Long Absence. —James Higgins (19) of 8 Eastgate-street, pleaded guilty to having been an absentee frqjn the 51st Battalion Highland Light Infantry for three months. —He was remanded to await an escort. J COURT. Before the same magistrates Damage to Trees ...

... heroes who acted as bearers, one belonged to the 2ud Life Guards, two to the 3rd Foot Guards, and the other to the 51st King's Light Infantry. Each wore his Waterloo medal. Dr. Coates.—Many local friends of this gentleman will doubtless be glad to have an ...

... MISSING. Private James Saunders of Royal Marines Light Infantry, whose parents live at 99 Southstreet, Rochdale, has been posted as missing since engagement on April 28th. He is 31 years of age and enlisted in (September 1914. Private Saunders was employed ...

... ability and keenness as chairman. WITH THE FIFTYFIRST Military Medal for Sergeant Sergeant Gerard Johnson of the Highland Light Infantry, whose wife lives with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E Johnson, at 3 Bosworth Street, has been awarded the Military Medal ...

... hotted by the War Office of the units eo , oprieed the Army the Rh'ret:--51st, 52nd. and 13th Battalions King's Liverpool Regiment. 15th and 18th battalk** Lanese.** Fuelliere. 51st. 52nd and 53rd battntom Manchester Regiment. and 12th hat. tattoo loyal ...

... the 10th Infantry at Ferozepore, and of a portion of the 65th at Hazure, have been promptly suppressed.—The garrison at Arrah, after being relieved by Major Eyre, had safely reached Dmapore. The 24th Fusiliers had arrived at Calcutta.—The 51st Native Infantry ...

... duty. After awarding great praise to the adjutant Major Manner* said that had not had au opportunity of seeing them in light infantry drill, but hoped next year to find them well in that they were in battalion drill. After the review the officers dined ...

... havoc in the ranks of the army in India. The regiments which suffered most were the 51st Foot fKing’a Own Light Infantry), the 94th, and 27th (Inniskillen). The 51st, stationed at Meear Mer, lost during the month Lieutenant-Colonel Irby, and men, including ...

... to the Square the Sergeant-Instructor of Middleton the medal for Quarter-Master Rochdale tiie long medal Mr Yorkshire Infantry 51st Regiment in 1878 he transferred the as true in Aoril 1896 to him on the war medal granted 1885 clasps for 1887 13S9 Mr ...

... Richard England, G.C.8., colonel of the 61st Regiment, to be General; jor-Gcneral Sir W. H. Elliott, K.C.8., colonel of the 51st Regiment, to be Lieut.-Genera!; Colonel Corbet Cotton, unattached, late Assistant-Adjutant-Goneral of Cavalry, to be Major- ...