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... their own, we have never chanced upon such a favourable specimen of journal- ism as Zhe Bugle, the organ of the 51st King’s Own Light Infantry. This has now been in existence for about six years, and so greatly has the institution pro spered, in spite-of ...
... The 51st The 44th and 51st British Infantry Divisions are standing on the coast road, said the German News Agency today. To the south of them is stationed the 10th Tank Division, while on the southern flank are the 7th Tank Division and the two New ...
... SAD DEATH AN OFFICER. M.jor Burke, of the 51st King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, while riding near Belfast yesterday was thrown from his horse, and succumbed to his injuries in the Royal Hospital this morning. ...
... Australians, the 51st !Highland Division, the New Zealanders and South Africans carried out the main attack The enemy got a complete surprise. Some of his positions were not even mined. Conselquently our casualties were very small. By the first light on Saturday ...
... hands and (a P A rmv P are Independent elbows a working house- r y Brigade, the Ox and st , a. wife like those of a Bucks Light Infantry, the Royal ra UCn»Aa L » ? F*S?t3,rS V mLlie I■m ■» for massage. River Avon between Rushall and W From Spain comes a ...
... Kenneth Shepherd, sen Mr and Mrs David Shepherd 23 Ann Street. Stonehaven, who will carry the Queen's Colour of the Highland Light Infantry at the Coronation parade. Lieut Shepherd is a nephew of Provost Ramsay of Stonehaven. He h:i‘! flown home from Egypt where ...
... found it As They'd done their bit and some vowed followed in the wake of 30 Corps as they ~ infantry who fought. Ive often been told, | may after all, have light heartedly that they wouldn't even Artillery, engineers, signals, machine a charmed Ife ya Christmas ...
... 655 men. 51st Light Infantry—Lieutenaut-Colouel C. Acton, 21 officers, 597 men. Native Infantry.—l>t Native Infantry—Lieutenant-Colonel L. H. P. 1 6 officers, men. 2nd Native Light ...
... William Esson, 21 Ruthrieston Crescent, Aberdeen, is missing, believed prisoner of war. He has been serving with the Durham Light Infantry. Twenty years of age, Pte. ! Esson was employed by Messrs John Bisset and Sons, Ltd., Back Hilton Road, Aberdeen, before ...
... rapidly overrun. Tanks and infantry proceeded to attack the reserve line. Moving along the Ridge on the right, the 12tli (Eastern) Division, after fierce fighting, captured I>atoau Wood and the enemy's guns The 20th (Light) Division, which had captured ...
... Battalion, M. J. R. Ferozepore. 25th (King's Own Borderers), Ist Battalion, J. A. . Ruddell; Peshawur Valley. 51st (2nd York W. R., King's Own Light Infantry), S. A. Madden, C.8., Peshawur Valley. 59th (2nd Nottinghamshire), R. Lacy ; Kandahar. 60th (King's Royal ...
... King's Cup. which has a possible of 100 points the first stage have had to score 76. Col. W. D H Duke, secretary, said: “The light quite good though a slight wind from the south Is blowing across the land and making firing on the longer range difficult. ...