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... Compiled from the Correspondence of Col. SAMUEL RICE. C.B.. K.H., 51st Light Infantry, and from other sources. By Lieut.-Col. A. F. MOCKLER-FERRYM AN, Author of Annals of Sandhurst, Lads of the Light Division, &c. 10s. 6d.net. We congratulate Col. Mockler-Ferryman ...
... of the 4th Madras Native Infantry, and a small force has been despatched from Jellala- bad to restore order. Two officers have lost their lives through meeting with bands of marauders, Lieut. Thurlow, of the 51st Light Infantry, near Jagdallak, and Captain ...
... tion was recently presented by Colonel W. Clark, commanding the 51st and 65th Regimental Districts at Pontefraet, for com petition between the depots of the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry and the York and Lancaster Regiment as a football trophy. The ...
... two battalions only became the 60th Duke of York's Rifle Corps and Light Infantry one battalion being equipped as rifles, the other as light infantry. The designation of Light Infantry was very soon dropped, ...
... deLourmcl had determined to make the attack. The 51st of the Line, posted at Saint Eustache, entered the Rue Montorgueil. The 2nd battalion formed the advanced guard. The Grenadiers and the Light Infantry hurled forward at the double, quickly carried the ...
... three native infantry regiments. There are also at Nowshera (a station within the valley), one English regiment and one of native cavalry, and one of infantry whilst at Murdan is stationed the Corps of Guides, a well-known native corps of infantry and cavalry ...
... was' determined to advance from two points simultaneously. Lieutenant Taylor, of the 9th Madras Light Infantry, was prepared to lead a storming party of the 51st from the left wing. When Major Holdich asked for volunteers from the 80th to head the right column ...
... which lay between the tanks and the objective. Half-hidden by oasis trees were lorry after lorry of infantry aiiiieu lu uie num. wirn every modern weapon, light and heavy. The American sergeant chewed on his cigar. J ses to the Lootenant. That must be them ...