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Quebec Light Infantry

Quebec Light Infantry

Date1839
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Quebec Light Infantry
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Québec
Province or state:Québec
Medium
Dimensions186 x 150; 214 x 150; 291 x 246 mm
Extent
  • 186 x 150; 214 x 150; 291 x 246 mm
Language
ProvenanceGift of J. Ross Robertson
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberJRR1542
A discourse delivered on board the transport ship Java, off Quebec, on Sabbath, the 22nd October, 1843, to the First Battalion, 71st Highland Light Infantry (en route to the West Indies)
A discourse delivered on board the transport ship Java, off Quebec, on Sabbath, the 22nd October, 1843, to the First Battalion, 71st Highland Light Infantry (en route to the West Indies)
1843
The Queen's Own (Light Infantry) of Quebec
The Queen's Own (Light Infantry) of Quebec
1839
A Light Infantry Man and Huzzar of the Queen's Rangers, ca 1780 (U
A Light Infantry Man and Huzzar of the Queen's Rangers, ca 1780 (U
1900 ca
Standing orders of the Sixth Battalion Volunteer Militia, or Hochelaga Light Infantry
Standing orders of the Sixth Battalion Volunteer Militia, or Hochelaga Light Infantry
1864
Guest of honor at a Royal Hamilton Light Infantry dinner was Major John Foote, Canada's only Padre V
Guest of honor at a Royal Hamilton Light Infantry dinner was Major John Foote, Canada's only Padre V
3/9/1946
Welcome back: Wib Smith of Thornhill, a dispatch rider with the Saskatoon Light Infantry in World War II, and his wife Jean stroll along an Apeldoorn street during yesterday's reunion festivities
Welcome back: Wib Smith of Thornhill, a dispatch rider with the Saskatoon Light Infantry in World War II, and his wife Jean stroll along an Apeldoorn street during yesterday's reunion festivities
5/3/1985
King's and regimental colors are dipped in salute to India as the last serving battalion, the First Battalion Somerset Light Infantry marches in farew(...)
King's and regimental colors are dipped in salute to India as the last serving battalion, the First Battalion Somerset Light Infantry marches in farew(...)
3/8/1948
Soldiers from Princess Patricia's Canadian light infantry patrol the dike protecting Emerson looking for leaks or other weaknesses
Soldiers from Princess Patricia's Canadian light infantry patrol the dike protecting Emerson looking for leaks or other weaknesses
4/29/1979
The 43rd Light Infantry as They ''Turn Out'' in Their Sleighs at the Falls of Niagara, 1839
The 43rd Light Infantry as They ''Turn Out'' in Their Sleighs at the Falls of Niagara, 1839
1839
American Colours of the 4th Regiment of Infantry (on left), Captured at Fort Detroit, 16 August 1812, and of a Regiment of New York Militia (on right), Captured at Queenston Heights, 13 October 1812, in the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, ca 1895
American Colours of the 4th Regiment of Infantry (on left), Captured at Fort Detroit, 16 August 1812, and of a Regiment of New York Militia (on right), Captured at Queenston Heights, 13 October 1812, in the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, ca 1895
1911?
Banquet given in honour of Colonel William Dillon Otter, A.D.C. commanding the 2nd Special Service Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment of Infantry by the citizens of Toronto on his return from South Africa, December 27th, 1900
Banquet given in honour of Colonel William Dillon Otter, A.D.C. commanding the 2nd Special Service Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment of Infantry by the citizens of Toronto on his return from South Africa, December 27th, 1900
1900
Brockville infantry Company
Brockville infantry Company
9/10/1995