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... battalion. joined the .75e, Regiment. now the Gordon Highlander*. though in 1862 he traneferred into the 51st, the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. Then followed seventeen years' service in Inds. where he took part in the frontier exoeibtion of 4. and ...
... is a favourite camping ground for the Yorkshire Volunteers. This year the Ist Volunteer Battalion King's Own Yorkshin! Light Infantry are occupying the ground at Mythop. usually occupied by Die Halifax Volunteers. The camp is situated on suitable ground ...
... time of our going to press last Friday the annual inspection of the Ist V. B. King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry by Colonel Luck, commanding the 51st and 65th Regimental Districts at Pontefract. was being proceeded with. The event is always the sign ...
... Ist Volunteer Battalion of the Yorkshire light Infantry, in camp at Blackpool, was practically brought to a conclusion on Friday week, when the annual inspection was held by Lieut.-Colonel Bysm, commanding the 51st and 65th Regimental District. The battalion ...
... tight took place between the Wakefield, Goole, Dewsbury and, Batley detachments of the Ist Volunteer Battalion King's Own Light Infantry, on the estate of Colonel Charleeworth, of Chapeithorpe, near Wakefield. The afternosso was researkakey fine, and in addition ...