... dear children. little girl, too, who was sleeping witli me, screamed to her mother, but before she came down the shop was lighted by the red and green fire I had on a shelf there. 1 succeeded In getting up, but I don’t know how 1 did it, and then my wife ...

... place*. The Hereford Brawery (artablohed 15541. Miutarv.—Tuesday’s Gaulle contains the following The King’s Shropshira Light Infantry: Major F. C. Mcih retires on retired pay. . . . . . . Plkasant KvbNinos.—The aacnnd of a series of pleasant evenings now ...

... Capital music was provided by Messrs. E. Griffiths and T. Devey, and the merry Terpsichoreans contin oed to trip it on the light fantastic toe uncil late hour. N In our notice of the decorations Wrockwardine, we omitted to mention that neat arch was ...

... during the last half-oentnry than that llie deceased colonel. joined the Slat Foot in 1837. was transferred to the Highland Light Infantry in 1842, and retired with the rank of lieutenant in 1844. Eleven years later (1855) ho was gazetted lieutenant-colonel ...

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... i without hitch at the 2)0 yards, and about half a>dozan had shot yards, when Raton {lst Vol. Haft. King's Shropshire Light Infantry) arrired the tiring-point and handed to the charge the -hooting fmtn Col. Carey, tho Vil Re-gin* He; to once suspend all ...

... pedestal Messrs. Pritchard A Sons, while tmildinea around displayed flags and bunting. The band of the 3rd Balt Shropshire Light Infantry hail volunteered their services, and oaring the inspection played number eclectlona Colonel W. 8. Kenyou Slauey. M-P ...

... general salute had been given, the brigade marched past in open and quarter distance column. After matching past the sham light commenced, which was, usual, attack upon the town, the 2nd battalion being the attacking party, and the Ist the defending ...