... 13th Hoss ra; seventh voyage, five 1 batteries Royal Artillery; ninth voyage, two bat- teries Royal Artillery. The 7th Royal Fusiliers c wmill be stationed atPoona, the22ndFootatHazaree. t I bah, aud the Riflo Brigade at Umballa. e 2nd Battalion of the ...

... natural. Alto- gether, the characters are happily cast, each actor being fully up to his or her part. The band of the 7th Royal Fusiliers occupied the orchestra, and played some choice selections at intervals. Caste has run successfully during the week. BATTrY'S ...

... which were duly sonoured- God save the Queen. The toast of the Ae riny and -Navy was responded to by Captain Cole, Royal Fusiliers, in a I hanmorous speech, and recommending young men in sealchs of a profession to try ?? army, in wirch he had snent ...

... TEE CAMP AT COLOHESTER.-In accordance with instructions received from the Quartermaster-General, the 1st Battalion 7th (Royal) Fusiliers will be held in readi- ' ness to movelto Dublin tlus weak. A board of medical offilcers assembied at the principal medical ...

... Eussars, left Kingstown yesterday for England. Captain Munroe has left KingStown for England. Captain and Mrs. Daly (Royal Fusiliers), i 9rrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. [ADVERTISEMEaNTS.] PARI31AX MILHINERtY, PALETOTS, COSTUrMES, dC., &C ...

... Hotel was such as any locality might have pove,',!in1idlaing rank, fashion, and bea~ity. The splendid band of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, under the leadership of their excellent conductor, .M~oran, Isipensd'-:coie dI dtio mf'ui' and ?? itheirppogrumme by ...

... at Kingstown yesterday from England. A Kavanagh, Esq, M. P., arrived at Kings- yesterday from England. Colonel Walker, Royal Fusiliers, arrived at Kingtown yesterday from England. e; By kind permission of Lieutenalt-.olonel Illes and officers, the band ...

... Kingstown for England. Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. Tottenham have arrivel at R ingstown from England. Major Sparlas, Royal Fusiliers, arrived at _ Kingstown yesterday from England. Major and Airs. Warren arrived at Kings- tower yesterday from England ...

... suited to his kingly dignity-but Caleraft (I suppose all the world knows that he was not Caleraft, but Major Cole, of the Royal Fusiliers)-who was every inch a soldier, and one of the very best Macduffs that ] ever trod the stage-rose to his feet at a bound ...

... Xingstown yes- terday from England. Captain Shawe arrived at Kingstown yes- terday fro± England. E. H. Mostyn, Esq., 7th Royal Fusiliers, arrived at Kingstoow yesterday from England. The Duke and Dachess of St. Albans and suite a-rived at Kingstown yesterday ...

... Kings- town for Engiand. Captain V. LT. 'Mahlr, 8Stlh Connaught Rangers, has left Kingstown for England. Captain Dily. Royal Fusiliers, has left Kingstown for Esaland. Cptain Christian has left Kingotown for England. Captain and Mlrs. Innerw ood has left ...

... have left Ringpstowu for England. Captain Brisco, S4th Regt., hals leftiiings- town for England. Captain ?? Mrs. Daly, Royal Fusiliers, have left Kinghtowvn. for England. Captain and Mrs. Stewart leave left Kings- town for England. Captaie U. L. E. Malone ...