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... Lambert and Lieut. Chapman used to meet and walk on the beach. A letter from Col. Collingwood, commanding the 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers, was read. Ths colonel expressed his belief that Lieut. Lambert would not have oommitted the assault and need the language ...
... Indian Mutiny. Six in teary regiments have been told off to accompany them. First conies the lad Battalion of the list Royal Fusiliers, from the Darragh; next the Seth from Dover, and then the erd Battalion of the 60th from Colebester. The remaining three ...
... Charles Hamilton Milan was born on August 19, 1887, and educated at Sandhurst. In 1854 be received • commission in the 7th Royal Fusiliers, and sailed to the Crimea. He vu dangerously wounded in the annuli on the &den, for which he received the medals of the ...
... MILITARY ATHLETIC SPORTS. Tuesday afternoon the annual athletic sports in connection with the second battalion Royal Fusiliers came oft in the grounds attached to Trainfield House, New Lodge Road, in presluice of a large number of spectators. The 'ports ...
... occasion the public will have a very choice programme to reward their patronage. The universally commended band of the Royal Fusiliers occupies the forefront in the bill for the evening, and Mr. Wier= will, we ire stire, well sustain the Isiah repute of ...
... mime. The if three sdditionat midis for the County Antrim—namely, J. Albert Madre, and Thymus, lisera—is is the Gasmen Royal Fusiliers at Omagh • low days Goo for the Moo' trasumig, lb* woomma Wood Pony sliraokras UM pevorted up to date SO 11•14144. by ...
... INGLiaII—TKL7MI-31amb1. M the Bridal Omeclat* aad at 11. ammo; by Obs B. J. Davis. ILA.. I. mark* Pau! Eimask Lleatataat Royal Fusilier., lowth too of J. T. Ilagnak.l.. J.K. of rinullord blneor, Bradford. North Der.. and W.yarlet Roo.. v.* third daaghiar ...
... SURPRISED BY DACOITS. Lieutenant Wilson, of the Second Battalion Royal Fusiliers, and Adore. an °dicer of the Kynksai Polies, were engaged with nate fusiliers and eight 111411 of the police in pursuing • band of deceits when the British forte was surprised ...
... his fifteen abate, and thus corn. ea • total of seventy. Us Ins cloeely followed Captain Murphy, of the led Battalion Royal Fusiliers, who hn so frequently won distine- Mon in the Irish team at Wimbhidon, and who made his appearance as • member of the ...
... d d not verily the charges eat Sim qacetios. rut: MILITIA AT CAPTLIIIIA/1 _ _ _ Mr. that the ahem commanding Um 23rd Royal Fusiliers at had taken precautions against between men and the townspeople. A number of questions followed which bad no politic ...
... the Royal Irish Reserve men at Clammed, and those of the Royal bunskilling at Omagh, the Royal Iliftes at Wiest, the Royal Fusiliers at Armagh. the Connaught Rangers at tialwey. the I.,inster Regiment at Bier, the Royal Munster at Tralee. and the Royal ...
... grenade. Tbe party started nom the in the monies on waggonettes and other esecsupauied by the band of the 4sn Battalion Royal Fusiliers, ondrr the direction of Baedemateet Wise. An excellent , luncheon was provided on the grounds. The Barber of Absecon booing ...