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... Line, which leavea January 25th. Mr. Rhodes will disembark either Bay Lieutenant A. W. Abercrombie, of the 51st Regiment (King's Own Light Infantry), wko has mach service in Yorksh re, has beeu te the Rangers, whoee at The Emperor William has s*nt to Qaeen ...
... artillery, engineers, and infantry, the mounted Arms stijl alone showing deoay-a decay which there is some hope may be partly compensated by the association of troops (who do not in any way appear as such in the returns) with the infantry battalions. Of course ...
... 0., one of Richmond’s Town Councillors, has been appointed honorary colonel of the sth Battalion King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (Territorial Army), whose headquarters are at Doncaster. General Brooke was mentioned in despatches and promoted both ...
... PONTEFY40C.- Yesterday the 3rd Battalion King's Owr (Yorkshire), Light Infantry Militia afe 1Ast York Rifles) were inspected in Pontefract Park by Colonel W3 Byam, C.B., coinimanding the 51st and 65th Regimental Districts. The battalion is the last Yorkslire ...
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... both sides the House of Commons. He was for many years commandant of what known as the 3rd Volunteer Battalion of Durham Light Infantry, and some twenty years ago he took a leading part in the eustentation of the Volunteer movement. Aged 73. Dr. De Witt ...
... 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 ...
... could mention half-a-dozen —and they are not merely artistic folk trying to keep an old craft alive. The King’s Own York Light Infantry NORTHERN (668kc.5.; 449.1 m.) 10.15 The Dally Service. Time Signal, Greenwich, at 10.30. 10.30 —Weather forecast for Fartn«r ...
... 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. , ...
... Lapworth, Private G. Charlton. 165th Laner,-Lanco-Corporal F. Glodwin. Deaths from disease at Blocnfonrtein.-lst Oxford Light Infantry-Private H. Batemaan, enteric fever. CASUALTIES AT WARRENTON, The following casualties are reported: - Warrenton, 28th ...