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... Kings Own ficotiirh Borders, now commanding the troops in Mauritius, where tir. si tc- battalion, the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (Sheffield), was sta- tioned before i eing despatched tn tl.c- front. General Cok. is one cf the well-fcnowo Derbyshire ...
... killed and wounded, fifteen prisoners taken. Lieut. Shaw, Imperial Light Horse, severely wounded. Two privates in the King's Royal Rifles Corps were killed and one private in the Imperial Light Horse wounded. RKCORD ENGINEERING FEAT. Spearman's Fr-in Camp ...
... years, committed suicide cutting his throat in a determined fashion. Major G. Meynell, P.S.C., of the King’s Shropshire Light Infantry, member of well-known Derbyshire family, has been selected to attend the new year’s General Staff Conference the Staff ...
... the Sherwood Foresters, and Gwladys Mildred Betty Janet Frances, elder daughter Captain Frank Corbett, late 51st King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, will take place the end of October at Mombasa, British East Africa. The late Rev. Frederick Jervis Smith ...
... are invited the concert 8.45 p.m.; Saturday, December, annual general meeting and smoking concert the Royal Hotel: Saturday. 51st January, concert at the Royal Hotel. Arrangements are now being made the cortuntitee by which it is hoped that National Reserve ...
... of 13, Gloucester-place, Portmansquare. The engagement is announced of Claud Raymond Heygate, the King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, second son of Captain W. H. B. Heygate, Mapledene, Loughborough, and Edith Mary, ypungest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bohun ...
... Britith Army. was his brigade which was inserted the British lines, the light of the First Coips. during the critical days the end October, and fought like heroes. buttle October 51st, General saved the situation by leaving miscellaneous force, composed ...
... regular garrison district, with barracks full lof troops and munition -depots, and tho whole camp illuminated with electric light. Thanks to the excellent tlie situation the main artillery was located exactly, and 10 p.m. the French. Belgian, and British ...
... distinctions gained in the present war are in heavy type. in despatches. tWounded. R. Ainsworth. Australian Light Horse. TWOS—F. J. Ainsworth. Australian Light Horse. J 1 * Ann, 2nd Lt., sth Bn. Sherwood Frs. 1892 8. AYRE, R.F.A. (died in hospital, Newe~r« ca ...
... e of discharge from his employment Buch application was made Samuel Charles Edwards, a private in Rug’s Owe Yorkshire Light Infantry, who, lor pan three weeks, had been engaged fit ter by the Rolls-Royce Co., and who wanted transfer Hull, where his wife ...
... in the present war are in heavy type. *Mentioned in despatches. tWounded. JJCB—A B. Ainsworth} Australian Light Horse. Ainsworth, ®»tralian Light Horse. T. Ann} 2nd Lit., sth bn. Sherwood Frs. 1892-C. 8. H.F.A. (died in hospital. Newcaatle-on-Tyne. 12/6/15) ...
... pressin found the All Alunlar system likewise evacuated. It. is a matter for earnest thanksgiving that the. Turk did not elect light to the last, would have been a CJostly experience taking these positions assault. They wero magnificently organised, and considered ...