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... titles had been bestowed on all but the Royal regiments, and the 33rd became the York West Riding Regiment, the 51st, now the Yorkshire Light Infantry, becoming the 2nd York West Riding. An injunction was issued to cultivate a recruit. log connection with the ...
... Yorkshire Regiment by its 2nd Battalion i disbanded in 1817); the Green Howards, 1840-43; Ist Battalion King's Own Light Infantry, 1823-34. The old 51st spent the very long period of thirteen years in those lovely islands, and it is on record that the health of ...
... (Hebden BrAre). I the war, the had. until this occasion THE THREE - LEGGED HORSE. A. Whiteley reemdamted that Yorkshir e Light Infantry: Pte. W. Em. been without the honour of COLOWT.: A deputation of Scottish farmers ha, direotore had not overlooked the ...
... Hopkins. of the 51st las workers in the boat-builder's tree in the wood, and the scene and considerable anxiety that I King's Own Yorkshire Light ! yard make the preparations, was most unusual. Such rapid 'read that the Hebden Royd Urban Infantry, in which ...
... advance, and b a tants are at close grips, for Sir D. Haig to-day records a German court. ter..ittack which was repulsed by the 51st Division with the bayonet. • FRONT OF FORTY MILES. ON THE WAY TO GHENT. RELENTLESS PRESSURE. German Resistance Broken in Flan'aen ...
... Burdett, C.B.S. correspondent. broadcasting from Algiers, says that the 2nd New Zealand Division, under General Freyberg. and the 51st Highland Division played a leading part in the fighting, in which the New Zealanders duplicated their performance at El Agheila ...
... number of ineffec- front wound* and sickness, was about 5,600. It J f regiments of cavalry, numbering co, . 0 f battalions of infantry, of various L n 2th. but pretty accurate average of 1 ■ eftC or something over .33,000 in which w ' ries, ami some troops ...
... arrived lately. The K2nd Regiment arrived in the Indiana to-day, and the 6 ...
... eldest daughter of the late Colonel dragon. R of Oldbr:dge. Drogheda. to and Captain O. R. Ingham Brooke. 51st Lo g .. Own York. 'shire Light Infantry. woad one of the .kreltdeaton of HaWes, will take place at Oknindge, on October Sth. LADY'S BEQUEST. The ...
... over 80 years old. For the first time it became known as the Ist York. West Riding.” the 51st Foot (now the first Battalion of tho King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry) becoming the “2nd York, West Riding.” The presumption is that the introduction of county ...
... Oyer .100 Branches the County Planning Officer, that company was obviously formed to Major-General C. M. Barber. Director of Infantry suice October, Sir- a l ll ei tax ivie N a o g y re em e be wi r with j. .. , You both, but it would cost too. much money ...