... virulence and terrors. Cholera has made dreadful ravages in that severely chastened region of the country. The 51st King's Own Light Infantry, forming a part of the Meean Meer Brigade, had, up to the 28th August, lost by this scourga one man out of every ...

... Corporal-drummer McCormack, Bloomsbury Rifles. Volunteer Aggregate.—The Trophy and £2O was won by Private Martin, sth LLghland Light Infantry, with a score of 158. The Stewards telescope was won by Mr. J. Rigby, N.R.A., score 50. Recruits.-10, won Uy Private White ...

... was defended by Border Police. The British force consisted of 51st Field Battery, four guns; 13th Bengal Lancers, 151 lances; Somersetshire Light Infantry, 186 rifles; 20th Punjab Infantry, 400 rifles. They found the enemy about 6000 strong; occupying ...

... wounds in France.--21. Lame-Corporal Albert', h Woroeetene of Sidomoor, killed in action at the Allen, 6th Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry; ,arclanelles.-22. News was received that Private of Bromsgrove, killed in action in onald. Stanton, 3rd Worceaters, of ...

... Thomas Dovey, of Vine Cottage, Catshill, has been notified that his son, Sei grant T. V. Dovey, sth Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, has been killed in France. Before enlisting at the outin eak of war the deceased sergeant, who was 30 years of age, and ...