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... aged 23. On the 5th inst. at the Royal Victoria Hospital. Netley, Captain Arthur W. Crewe- Read. 5th Punjab infantry, late 51st light infantry, youngest son of the late John Ofliev Crewe- Read, Esq., of Wern, Flintshire, and Llandinam Hall. __o»t- gomeryshire ...
... arrangements for the rebuilding of the chapel. Presentation of Colodrs to the 51st Light Infantry at Manchester.— On Wednesday the 51st Regiment, or King's own Light Infantry sta- tioned at present in the ...
... serving in the colonies and the militia the corp-i can be embarked above 1,000 stron about the middle of June. The 51st King's light infantry will muster about 1,40) bayonets, in addition to the depot companies, which will be left in England A portion of ...
... service, besides the depots of regiments on foreign service, 11 regiments of infantry— the 18th royal Irish, 51st light infantry, 54th, 6bth, 71st, 72nd, 80th, 82nd, 90th, light in- fantry, 91st, and 94th. This force will be increased in the ...
... On the 12th inst. at Alveley Church, Salop, by the Vrn. Arch* deacon Waring, Henry Stuart Tonipson, late of the 51st K.U. Light Infantry, to Mary Louisa, only daughter of the late Kev. Edward Ward Wakeman, of Coton Hall, Shropshire. On the 16th inst ...
... Battalion Shropshire Light Infantry; Lieut. Richards, of the 3rd Battalion Royal Welsh Fusiliers (Denbigh and Flint Militia) at Wrexham, who joined that corps in December, 1891, and Lieut. Pinhery, of the 4th Battalion Shropshire Light Infantry. The Ist Battalion ...
... |No curds. J DEATHS. Baukku- Ju!y 2, ut Colwyn Kay, North Wales- of pueuiuonui, Cl.arles barker, formerly of the UJth Light infantry, icurth sou of the iate ft.chard barker, of Christletou Bank, Cnenter, aged 51. Bab.nston— June£J, at !«. tfelgiave-road ...
... windows on the north and south of the aisles are of two lights filled with tracery, and the west windows of these lights richly traceried. The west window of the nave is of large size, and contains six lights with handsome tracery. The chancel, which is apsidal ...
... precision of movement both in battalion and light infantry drill— and perhaps even more at the steadiness under arms— which we have witnessed to-day, and which would have done no discredit |to a brigade of regular infantry. (Hear, hear.) It is a very satisfac- ...
... llth Hussars; and the 12th and 17th Lancers — in all 14 regiments; of which 7 are heavy and 7 light cavalry — giving a force of nearly 5000 horses. The infantry numbers 52 bat- tallions, or about 33,000 officers and men. The Artillery and Sappers muster ...
... battalions of loth Foot. 6. Yorkshire, W.R.; York, two battalions of 25th Foot. 7 and 8. Yorkshire, West Riding, Ponetefract ; 51st, 105 th, 65th, and 84th Foot. 9. Yorkshire, West Riding, Halifax; 76th and 33rd Foot. 10. Yorkshire, West Riding, Bradford ...
... from Canada, and will be ready for embarkation for service in the Bal- tic next spring. The 90th Regiment (Perthshire Light Infantry) has received orders to recruit with all possible ac- tivity, so as to complete its establishment of 1,200 rank and file; ...