... —Deeply mourned by all. EDMUNDS. —KiIIed in action July 14th, 1916. Private Reginald Harding Edmunds, King’s Shropshire Light Infantry, aged 24, dearly beloved husband of Emily Maud. The Rock, St. Fagan’s, and dearly beloved youngest son of Mr. and Mrs ...

... OY7, next at the Press Club. They suddenly alightei .ud en the rteveB of the New Opera, and before ?? Lh ad well struck thle light guitar they, were ent.- .a rounded by 40,000 persons, and thos blocked tinv ?? traffic of the Dul'eevards. The police were ...

... senwle line of infantry break through three Os- line's of cavalry ranked in order of latitle, anid lty tumble them to ruin. The brunt of the it battle fell upon the 20th, but with thema were icr the 11thi, 23rd, 25th, 17tb. end the 51st Reg.i- de, manic ...

... the action at Shabkadr on the 9th August:— 51st Field Battery R.A.: Captain Blacker wounded severely; No. 10,259 Sfirgt. Wallman No. 15,882 Sergt. Chase, wounded slightly. 1st Battalion Somerset Light Infantry: Killed, No. 2,173 Sergt. Wm. White, No. 3 ...

... 9tb lHuasars. Gymnastic instructor, SC., At; andt, by kitnd permisson, the Celebrated Band of the fluke of Coruweli's LIgh-t Infa~ntry or 46thn flegisesu LLAN'DAoFF. Mnsau±GE.-On Saturday a large number of- persons attendedI use Cathledral to witness the ...

... rdeelai'ed winners. . ORIOKET. n' A ?? on ?? Gronud, in Hoywood. Is, lane,'oi Tuciduy, between the Tenby and the 13th Light, r' Infantry Club, stationed at Pembroke Dock, which retsulted . in a fictory for. the latter in one innings, The following is trt ...

... Clitireltt, (entity Wc~taneati, liy - thic father of (toe brid~egroe1it, Rhieharid Ieytioll Droughit, Eoq., lata of lthe 51st ?? Light mInfaiutr', sldest situ of ithe 1ev. Johni W. J P, Broinzict, of I leutica'rig-, coiuint Wiciclouw, to Tgsaluilla. Euiphemlia ...

... ared two officers aind 26 enlisted na wounded.; 4th Cavalry, two enlisted killed and ont fire wolnmded; 51st Iowa. sevenl enlisted the wounded; Utah Light Artillery, ono oflfcer antd lire two enlisted wounrded; totai. 49. t Mr. Alscr, the Secretary for War ...

... loUi;ht by lhe famous 50lh Sion Dafydd Rhys, the grammarian, the Allies annihilated Axis mili- Marclh. ~ . . Northumbrian and 51st Highland‘a native of Anglesey, who spent SAt.t. lar y m iyin on the African Conti- It was here that Rommel tiled to most of ...

... at hand, made a ruh IIp the narrow path by which only the enemy's works could be readied. At the head of a detachment of the 51st, Lieutenant Taylor raced for the honour of being the first man in. Only two could move abreast, and the gallant young officers ...

... bought. The strensgth of Sir George White's force is not prccisely inowln, hut it is believed to have conicisted of three infantry battalions, live batteries of artillery, three oavalry regiments. and 500 Natal Volunteers. It is definitely w known that ...

... Pension from 2 guineas. Burroughes and Watts Billiards. Electric Light throughout. Golf. 1935 LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL.—SHAFTESBURY TEM- PERANCE HOTEL, Mount Pleasant; 100 rooms. Lit by electric light; bed and service from 2s 6d night porter good stockrooms. Central ...