HLI Chronicle 1914 - The Royal Highland Fusiliers

HIGHLAND LIGHT INFA.~TRY CHRONWLE. 109CB:ANGE OF NAME.10471 I•.-Corpl. J. Castella,no, permitted to change hisname t() Manson.TRANSFERS TO ARMY RESERYE IN INDIA.10305 Pte. W. Edwards, 14th April, 1914.10370 Pte. C. Little, 14th April, 1914.10381 Pte. H. Baddeley, 14th Aplil, 1914.DlSCB:ARGES.7864 Pte. M. M'Garva, discharged on terminationof his first period of engagement, 30th April,1914, with permission to proceed to Australia.EDUCATIONAL CERTIFICATES.2nd Class.10362 Pte. W. Reeve. 10524 L.-Cpi. E. Machin.10597 Pte. T. AlIen. 10814 Pte. F. Morris.11724 Pte. W. Lunny. 10931 Pte. S. Wilson.10366 L .. CpJ. G. Bell.3rd Class.11219 L.·Cpl. J. Buchanan. 11904 L.-Cpl. J. Garven.11687 Pte. W. M'Dermott. 11638 Pte. J. Huie.11783 Pte. S. Horton. 11762 Pte. W. Sedley.11903 Pte.•T. Luke. 11882 Pte. J. Walla,ce.12028 Pte. A. Black. 11996 Pte. T. Reid.11413 Pte. E. Williams. 11570 Pte. J. Moses.11749 Pte. J. Handerson. 12036 Pte. T. Howe.11849 Pte. J. Docherty.Other Certificates.10457 CpJ. A. Ward, awarded 2nd Class PhysicalTraining Certificate at Ambala, 23rd February,1914.10468 L .. CorpI. B. Malins, awarded 2nd Class PhysicalTraining Certificate at Ambala, 23rdFebruary, 1914.10299 L.·Corpl. W. G. Naish, passed in Pushtu by theEfementary Standard at Ambala, 1st April,1914.11974 L .. Corpl. J. Alexander, passed in Pushtu by theElementary Standard at Ambala, 1st. April, 1914.7086 C.·Sergt. M. A. Romanis, passed in MU8ketry(Distinguished) at Rawal Pindi.8672 Sergt. E. Smithson, qualified in Musketry atRawal Pindi.•NOTICES."The Highland Light Infantry Ohroniole" ispublished at fourpence, but flvepenoe must besent by anyone writing for a oopy, to coverpostage. It can be had from the following :­The SUB·EDITOR, "H.L.I. Chronicle," Hamilton.The SUB-EDITOR, "H.L.!. Chronicle." 2nd H.L.!.,Aldershot.The SUB-EDITOR, "H.L.!. Chronicle," 1st H.L.I.,Ambala.Anyone wishing to subscribe for the space of oneyear can do SO by sending one shilling and sixpenceby postal order or penny stamps to the Editor. Thenumbers will then be sent· post free quarterly asissued. The arrival of the paper will be the receipt.Contributions in manuscript should be legiblywritten on one side of the paper only, and should beaccompanied b;y: the name a.nd address of the sender,which will or w1l1 not be pu blished, as may be desired.It is pa.rticularly requested that names generaJlythoseof persons, places, etc.-and all words notEnglish, should be written with special care, asotherwise they are difficult to decipher. Whenprinted extracts are forwa.rded, the source fromwhich they a.re derived should be stated; and in thecase of newspaper cuttin,gs the da.te, as well as thename of the paper, shoula be given.The "Chronicle" i~ publiRhed on the 15th of thefirst month of each ~ua.rter, and goes to press aboutthe 25th of the preVIOUS month, by whiCh date it; isrequested that ordinary contributions may be forwa.rded.In exceptional caseI! matter will be receivedup to the last day of the month, but its insertioncannot be- guaranteed.All subscribers and readers a.re invited to becomecontributors, and thus materially assist in supportingthe" Chronicle." •All communications should, for the present, beaddressed w "The Editor, 'H.L.!. Chronicle,'Northfield, Colinsburgh, _Fife."Ol:R OoNTEMPORARIES.-We beg to acknowledge,with thanks, the receipt of the following"The Army Service Corps Journal.""The Lion and the Rose" (4th King's Own).-" The St. George's Gazette" (5th Fusiliers)."The Queen's Own Gazette" (Q.O.R. West KentRegiment)."The Ranger."" Argyllshire Highlanders Regimental N ewe.""The 79th News" (Queen's Own Cameroll Highlanders)."The Essex Regiment Gazette.""The Aldershot News.""Faugh-a·BaHagh.""XI. Hu~sar Journal."" Thin Red Line." ."The Dragon" (The Buffs).