... Gordon Highlanders and the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. The company’s presence on the Rock allowed members of the 2nd Light Infantry the opportunity of training in the UK. Among towns and communities represented in the company are Wick, Thurso, Brora ...

... who is the Commanderin-Chief of the State’s National Guard. The two met during Governor Graham’s inspection of the 53rd Infantry Brigade, National Guard at Camp Blanding when 2.500 men — including the “Joeks” — took part. R.S.M. Heskins has had 241, ...

... to the funds the Peterhead Soup Kitchen, I dub « , ; ' ok P ° the range through the hands of Mr W. L. Taylor. Mr Ross The light was bad and ram fell. Hie intends to visit Peterhead during the month of ed U . t ' le J . d,4ss »' . Sergeant July Duncan ...

... possible ; a single line of infantry break through three lines of cavelry ranked in order of battle, and tumble them to ruin. The brunt of the battle fell upon the 20th, but with thorn were the 12th, 23rd, 25th, 37th, and the 51st regiments, all of which ...

... and 2 eggs and 2/6 cash. Peterhead Gordon asks for a Melodeox.— No. 5397, Private J. Milne. l/sth Gordon Highlanders, 51st Infantry Base Depot, A.P.0.—817. 8.E.F., France, requests us to state that he would bo grateful if any one would send him a melodeon ...