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... MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. VI IMPORTANT CHANGES AT PONTEFRACT.-O5Ing ( to the return of the 1st Battalion King's Own Light 2 Infantry (late 51st) iromt active service in Burnmah during- n the present week at (Gosport, extensive chanages will tales place at ...
... Rerkhelire Rlegieent. t-, 60th arsd W7th.. eoysl West Sent e lRelgimtit. th 51st and 105th.. Teo King's Own Lglit Iiifanitiyg b2ndsind 85th.. Royal Oxford cnol Bucks Light Infantry. nil 5411, e 5th.. an v]l DerbyPhire RePeeiment. ea 67thl ad 77th.: The RIoral ...
... to the army the 52nd Light infantry, nearly 700 strong, the left and remaining wing of the 61st, Captain Bourchier'a field battery-in all upwards of 1,100 Europeans-and about 1,400 Sikhs. Of the latter were the 2nd Punjab Infantry, 800 strong, regarding ...
... and foot. At Peshawur, on the 5st my 22nd, three more infantry regiments, the 24th, 27th, and W ?? 671 Dr 51st, and the 5th Light Cavalry, were deprived of their I es arms. A Subabdar-Major of the 51st was hanged in pre- 7 r- sence of all the troops. At ...
... 200 non-coi- missioned offidere and men o I the 2nd Battalion Iing's Own Light Infantry left Poutefract by special train for Portsmouth, to embark for Malts. The band of the 51st Regimental District played the men through the town to the station. The draft ...
... and Lancaster), M6ajor Colhoun (York and Lancaster), Captain Scott (Sing's Own Light Infantry), rieut. Webb (York and Lancaster), Lieut. Connolly (Kling's Own Light Infantry), and Lieut. Forster (3rd York and Lancaster). The Volunteers having been drawn ...
... artillery, engineers, and infantry, the mounted Arms stijl alone showing deoay-a decay which there is some hope may be partly compensated by the association of troops (who do not in any way appear as such in the returns) with the infantry battalions. Of course ...
... Eter) Light lnfantry, MDly S. (a i., Si sy 8. 4th Al idldletex (Rojyl .islltil) May S (arms rtel'l. sas PI'nlrot-e Axtil- 5th ls idsllesex (Royal lt-hbrile; lu y, .lay S. Light isfaitry, M'ay 8S C:mmirosa :slo Angleoey Rlilles, Moanolumith Light Infantyu ...
... ? Aeaor, lay 14. 40th s. I, di-arsicd it I-u ian Slear, Slay 14. S 5th Light Calvay di- li ?? NIr:tit Alecr, June 3. t C4th N. I., dis icier4 'it Ah:rozaic, Ju ite 3. , 6thb light (aIv tily, di tinted at Aioozsaie, June 3. 21st N. I., lka id it Pcqhas ...
... York and Lancaster's, sa-ve that the officers of the former were engaged in the evening judging distances. The Yorkshire: Light Infantry had an ordin.ary day's work-shelter-trench a;exemise. battalion drill, attack and defence, ho. Thie inspection of the ...
... and by their conduct and example prevent reepeotable lads fromn donning the Queen's uniform. Captain Earle, D.S.O., 51st Sing's Own Light Infan try, has been selected for aVolunteer AejutancyF. The gallant officer has a splendid war service, Hie wearst ...
... and Turtle- The Carabiniers and King's Own Yorkshire Light r. Infantry (51st and 106th) had eimilar gatherings last r evening-thfe Carabiniers at the H9otel Mdtropole, and the King's Own Light Infantry at the Grand Hotel, Trafalgar-square. , ...