... embark at Queenstown iu H.M.9. Serap or about the 18th pioximo, the Irish establishment. The battalion 6th Royals and 51st Light Infantry will leave the present statioi * on relief, the lormer by the battalion 7ta Fusiliers, and the latter by the 2d battalion ...

... nearly surrounded, but a new | line was formed north of Cantaing. L . The 51st Division continued to hold this portion of the front until relieved Ly the Guards _Adjoining the 51st on the right was the 6th Division, which attacked through the Hindenburg ...

... R. St. C. Preston, Co Ulster Defence Regiment and deputy colonel Kings’ Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, and Lt. Col. Deverell, CO of the third battalion Light Infantry, presently stationed in Omagh. The Mayor of Ballymena, Alderman Sandy Spence, and senior ...

... before the arrival of the ship in England. As a reward for his gallantry he was promoted to a lieutenancy in the 90th Light Infantry. ...

... ond Lieutentot C. Parke I*' Welsh Fusihert—Second-Lieutenant A- 2? Border Regiment—Lieutenant C. L Mc.oNab l«t Durham Light Infantry—Captain 0. B Harter )*t Roval Inniskillir.R Fuci!iers--Lieutenant Bnll Service Captain .1 A. R Pt.rM!= M«-iiral Corps- ...

... battalions of the #oth Division; the attack followed by counter-attack; the dogged stand of the East Surreys and the Highland Light Infantry when surrounded ; and the rescue of the former in the dead of night. Nearly five hundred men and seven officers were hemmed ...

... fi’h do.—Manchester 6th do.—Uengal —Maidstone 7th do. bcngal Canterbury Ist Dragoons—Dublin 2d do.- Dubrm 3d Light Dmkroona—Newbridge 4ih Light Dragoons—Dinningham ith Lanoera—Newbridge Iluss.irB—• ontbay—Maidst. 7th Hussars— Ik-ngat Canterbury’ Bth do ...

... Heaton. Drummer G. H. Bradley. y>?A Pnvafo H. Binxu. Private J. Marchiagton. 2nd MIDDLESEX REGIMENT. Grainger. IMPERIAL LIGHT INFANTRY. 92 Privat® Pony-Ist SOUTH LANCASHIRE REG DIE NT. 1976 Private T. Brown. rJiPORTED MISSING ARK PRISONERS AND WOUNDED. ...