... service; but it is believed that the 3rd light dragoons, quartered in Manchester, and the 7th hussars, at York will form the cavalry reinforcements, and that the infantry will con»ist of the 51st King's Own light Infantry, from Manchester ...

... part of October. The regiments embark are—the 14th Light Dragoon*. Blh Foot, and Royal C »unty D »wr», from B »ra bay; 10th Foot, 27th Buniakillens, and Light Infantry, :r«)m Bengal; and 43rd, Light tnfintry, from Madras. addition, nearly 1,200 ii regular ...

... Scots), sth Foot, 22nd ditto, ditto, 41st ditto, 51st King's Light Infantry, 90th Perthshire Light Infantry, and Foot, making total of 8,000 j bayonets. is understood thcintentiou of Government send out two ...

... success, and trifling los 3 on our sido. The 51st Native infantry mutinied at Peshawur on the 29th of August. By the ?? day the mu- tiny was completely crushed. The mutineers of part of the 10th Light infantry at Fcrozepore, and a portion of the 55th at ...

... three years ago whilst in the execution of his duty, and who also served for upwards of sixteen years in the 84th and 51st Light Infantry regiments. The four candi- dates having presented themselves before the board, some conversation followed as to whether ...

... corps will be the 98th regiment, at Newcastle-on-Tyne: the second battalion 6th Royals, at Newport and Brecon; and the 51st light infantry, at Portland and Weymouth. Of these, the first to cross the Channel will, no doubt, be • the 98th, which will leave ...

... value as those not put up in Agents wanted for the Packet and other Teas. We prepay Carriage on Tees, Cease, Spices, and other light goods Ass orihnd to the value of £2 to any direct Railway Station. Families residing a long !Maas ins Denbigh should combine ...

... stand 35th in the list. The 3rd Battalion Cheshire regiment jg 51st ; 4th Battalion 59th ; 3rd Battalion South Wales Borderers 10th ; and 4th Battalion 3rd ; 3rd Shropshire Light Infantry 40th ; and 4th Battalion ot the same regiment 4th. On Wednesday ...

... District Hospital on Tuesday last week. Mr. •••ardwood was 62 years of age. In the first world war he served with the Durham Light Infantry and was seriously wounded. Corn. ing to Llandudno after the war. Mr. Beardwood resumed his occupation as a _tailor with ...

... would this time fall on the enemy infantry At 2200 hours it opened up 1500 guns each with hundreds shells piled alongside The night sky was alive with flickering flashes and the noise bombardment Two bright pencils white light stood vertical far to our rear ...

... mislead the enemy thinking that the effort would be along the back of the mountains In terms enemy troops the opposition was light It was the minefields and booby traps that limited speed of advance When a route was opened it was single line traffic In odd ...

... series of shock bombardments and infantry attacks that would bounce the enemy out of his positions It was just possble that this could be done it failed it could turn into a bloody slogging match As it was five infantry brigades were hardly enough penetrate ...