The Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Chronicle 1914

An Annual Record of the First and Second Battalions, Formerly the 43rd & 52nd Light Infantry

Compiled and Edited by Lieut.-Colonel A. F. Mockler-Ferryman

Volume XXIII

January to July 1914

London. Eyre and Spottiswoode, Ltd. Government and General Publishers, East Harding Street, E.C.

 

Contents:

Regimental Calendar

The Army List January 1914

The Army List 31 July 1914

Officers Extra-Regimentally Employed, 31 July 1914

Former Officers of the Regiment on the Active List, 31 July 1914

Reserve of Officers, 31 July 1914

The 1st Battalion, 1 January 1914

Record of the 1st Battalion, to 31st July 1914

The 2nd Battalion, 1 January 1914

Record of the 2nd Battalion, to 31st July 1914

The Depot, 1 January 1914

Extracts from the "London Gazette", to 31st July 1914

The Regimental Dinner, 1914

Rifle Shooting, Athletics, and other Sports, 1914

Manoevres in India, 1914

Hunting at Ahmednagar, 1913-14

Occasional Notes

Miscellaneous:

-The Storming of Cannanore, 1783

-The Training of the Light Division, 1803-5

-Lieutenant John Brumwell, 43rd Light Infantry

-The Talavera March

-52nd Stormers' Medal

-A Hundred Years Ago

-An Early Account of the Battle of Waterloo

-The Germans and Waterloo

-After Waterloo: general Adam's Confidential Report on the 52nd

-Notes on Regimental Customs and Traditions

-The Introduction of Khaki

-Alphabetical Roll of Officers, 1881-1914

-The Moorsoms of the 52nd

-South African War Medal Roll

Obituary:

-Major the Hon. F. Le P. Trench

-Mr. R. G. Wilberforce

-Private John Wilson

Special Notice [delayed publication, details of The War Chronicle]

Index to Volumes XXI - XXIII

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