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... St Ives Air annual in spite of the weather— St Texexs— During of Tresilliau Michael iil (the Rev H while Brigade Chaplain to 51st le RA at Downs Ex-1 the Rev J E McKinley Vicar of End London is acting or Hope— picnic took place at Polquiek Farm Friday ...
... in Middle East for over two years Casualty List Recent casualty lists Included the following names: Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry Wounded: WCpl R S Crompton Ptes S J Bealey D R Hale W J Johnson J McClary K A Pascoe L R Rowe 2ml COASTAL BATTALION’S ...
... HIGMAN UBJBA Architect Barriu Liskeard CONTRACTS -1- ol 1958 DI KE ALL’S IJiHT Forms tender Officer Depot The of Cornwall- Light Infantry Barrack lid returned 12th April 1938 G H Major DCLI Bodmin 29th March 1938 TO LET TEN Tender J water laid kitchen bathroom ...
... Ac They were now quite bewildered were pulling from the shore when luckily they a light or two The Semien Cove Chief Officer Blackraore and put off in their boat lights strangers the to a safe landing By ball arrived safe they reached Penzance Mr S jun ...
... Thomas. Bart, on traasfer: Leonard, East Lancashire; erschoyle,: ad Duka of Cornwall'a LL.ht Infantry; Lieutenants HoUway, '2nd Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, and Ryder, King's Royal M ea, oin the brigade: Surgeon Lofthou*, on retirement; Surgeons Gardner ...
... reached me is that Ivan Davis of Listry Road who joined the I7th intake of 1954 at the Depot of the Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry has been awarded the certificate of the best all-round recruit and the best rifle shot of the intake while undergoing ...
... carriages of all descriptions. The M amber of Volunteers present was not less than 11,000 — one brigade of artillery and five of infantry. The military move- __euts were simple, but they were gone through by the Volun- teer. with a steadiness and precision which ...
... T' elected were Mr W I' secretary Mrs W T Mr W Eva to it the I Bromley (Germoe) to the committee Lighting— Council appointed the the adpotion of Lighting the ecclesiastical of Portuleven that ru ing of Urban Council Changes Constable Kersey from Launceston ...
... 41st 42nd 44th 46th 47th 49th 51st 57th 62nd 63rd 68th 7isr 77th 79th 80th 88th 89th 93rd 94th 96th 97th The regiments in India will at present strength In the cavalry the and Dragoon Guards 1st Royal Dragoons Scots Greys Light 6th (Inniskilling) Dragoons ...
... camp at Penhale Cubert The Chief of Staff who to the boys informally after tney had an interesting and enjoyable morning on infantry tactics over the surrounding sandhills and fields declared that after what had seen that morning assured their training was ...
... and he was about 12 to 15 yards father and close to the verge When heard the roar of the motor cycles he looked around lights The light of the leading cycle was dim the other a little better but not full power He looked towards the front again and then ...