HLI Chronicle 1909 - The Royal Highland Fusiliers

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HIGHLAl\D LIGHT INFANTRY CHRONICLE ..-----------------;------------.............~.Regiment leaving. The H.L.I., he said, hadbeen a good sporting Regiment, and had mademany friends, and it had been remarked tohim 'by several people that in all t.he gamesplayed by the Regimental team there had beenan entire absence of rough or anything approachingfoul play, which spoke very highlyfor the sporting proclivities of the Regiment,etc., etc. He then asked Sergt.-Major Drawbellto accept for Mrs. Drawbell a gold and-diamond cairngorm brooch.Sergt.-Major Drawbell, in his speech onthe acceptance of the.presents; said the wholeRegiment was extremely sorry at leaving theNorth of Scotland. They had indeed made ahost of friends, and in future, whereverthe Regiment was stationed, that handsome.inkstand would be a continual remembrance·of the kind friends they had left behindthem at Inverness and the North. As forthe valuable and beautiful present for hiswife, he wished she had been there herselfto thank them in person, as he was quite sure.she could do it in a much nicer manner thanhimself.A splendid programme of songs, instrumentalmusic, gramaphone records, and recitationswas gone through during the evening.Several of the Officers were present.The inkstand is in realitv a very handsomeand valuable piece of wo;k. It ~ests on' an·octagonal base of carved oak and silver,while the pen-rests are two fine points ofthe antlers of a stag mounted in silver, exquisitelyhand carved in thistles, 'foliage, ,'.:leaves, etc. The ink-bottle consists of astag's hoof hollowed out with a silver inkbottleinside, a silver top also beautifullycarved, with a finely-cut and very lustrous'
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