... ? Aeaor, lay 14. 40th s. I, di-arsicd it I-u ian Slear, Slay 14. S 5th Light Calvay di- li ?? NIr:tit Alecr, June 3. t C4th N. I., dis icier4 'it Ah:rozaic, Ju ite 3. , 6thb light (aIv tily, di tinted at Aioozsaie, June 3. 21st N. I., lka id it Pcqhas ...

... York and Lancaster's, sa-ve that the officers of the former were engaged in the evening judging distances. The Yorkshire: Light Infantry had an ordin.ary day's work-shelter-trench a;exemise. battalion drill, attack and defence, ho. Thie inspection of the ...

... and by their conduct and example prevent reepeotable lads fromn donning the Queen's uniform. Captain Earle, D.S.O., 51st Sing's Own Light Infan try, has been selected for aVolunteer AejutancyF. The gallant officer has a splendid war service, Hie wearst ...

... and Turtle- The Carabiniers and King's Own Yorkshire Light r. Infantry (51st and 106th) had eimilar gatherings last r evening-thfe Carabiniers at the H9otel Mdtropole, and the King's Own Light Infantry at the Grand Hotel, Trafalgar-square. , ...

... S'taffcorps detarjimeut; '9thi '-bt-d- of drons; 5th ,regisedi,' n , 5 i Sp ian ao.res ospjeCki ,ekai{' 68'rhegirnehf, light infantry 7i7t liteo, :ito, iit tbe -la~traifon; -ith di~tto2, di tto t2 Brig G-tea.otiepjrgh, on : . . -SEVo Nfl .-FItiTs fllfIttN ...

... Battalion York and L;ancaster (84th) iroml the W est Indies to South Africa; andi tue ist B attalion York- - shire Light Infantry (51st) iromn Goscort to Guernsey, Chlannel Islands. M~r. S. C. (irifililis, Bandmaster at the Rboyal M~ilitary College, has ...

... mutilate the infantry uniform, but, on she contrary, try and make it more attractive for home service, and issue a special uniforml for field service when required. ieneral Addison, CE., Head Colonel of the 51st King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, died on ...

... nld Fusiliers annd th est Durham Light Infantry, under Colont; Sadller were supposed to be the advanced guard of invaders arho had reached Caulisle, ?? wvere moving eastward. The 2nDI i and 4th Durhaia Light Infantry, under the comiarld of Coltenel Reoland-t ...

... He was azpcintred - P -C- two mrcr ier, c1 ajor in ?? 1836. PHe ?? ?? first 8- 83. vh-ea ?? nit-h the 51St Light ' ii :-f- it L t-shirL he Infantry-I in C.. r, ?? wshoer ho nsceited a mcdal wi h :: ?? inr ke took part in tihe h, : pmsr.ct at the sttack ...

... and the powerful foiree of Artillery, horse and foot. At Peshawar, on I tbe 22nd, 'three more infantry regiments, the 24th, 27th, and 51st, and the 5th Light Cavalry were deprived of trgir armns. A Subabdar-Major of the 61st was hanged b iq presence of ...

... Artillery. The Sikh Infantry's fire from the slopes on our jt right front was now heavy, and must have A annoyed the Afghan gunners severely. The long hi hoped for order for the general advance at last mO came, and the 51st and 24th Native Infantry tc af advanced ...

... escort of five and twenty gendarmes, fuss -with their lieutenant at their head. A company of grenadiers an i and apntber of light infantry, belonginghto the 45th regiment, i now in garrison at Foix, have been for some, time in purstit (MO . of these: marauders ...