... could be obtained to carry his wishes into effect; hut, with great consideration, he took the liberty to recomtnend the Royal Fusiliers to i' sretvich one till further ?? troops have been em- barked, in this uncomfortable contition, for nearly five weeks ...

... of Donnington. Herefod, to Carolina daughter of the late Captain W~nolrlge, R.N. Married, at Mlalta, Captain Hope, 7th Royal Fusiliers, to Miss Statyra Lividostro. -Married, on the 22nd ult., at Crewkerne, Mr. Cottle, of. Cheynev-Court Box, Wilts, toislary ...

... Jnly 15, 1836.-H1is Majesty re. g ii) mnemobers with satisfaction that lie became a memnber of' i he, the mress of the Royal Fusiliers, at Plymouth, in 1780, ji in and lie has directeti his soil Colonel Lortd F'reterick te c- Fitrelarence, who hadl the ...

... Avenger, with Hill the steward, end Morley the boy. q., Lieut, Rooke had gone home through France. Mr. ol. Green, of the Royal Fusiliers, Mr. Mac Donald, Surgeon, sq. and Lieut. Yansittart, both appointed to Victoria and nd Albeit, are also passengers. Of ...

... PALACE, JAN. 18. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Edmund Hooke Wilson Bellairs, Esq. (late Lieutenant Of the 7th Royal Fusiliers), Exon of her MaJesty' Body Guard oftbeyeoman of the Guard, vice Sir William Bellairs, resigned. [This article is substituted ...

... Captains Green and Herbert, left this garrisoe e on Monday and Tuesday for Weymouth, to relieve two I companies of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, underthe command c of Captains Wallace and Whitehtead, which latter re- I joined head-quarters here on the same days ...

... regiment as appertaining more to that biancli of the service. By thue sovercign of those days they 'ere called the Royal Fusiliers ; from this arose the fact that thern were no Second Lieutenants in it ; all werr First Lieutenants in that regiment ...

... beard his lordsbis's bargoe, amid some very hearty cheeritig from the peoplo . assemubied on the pier, the banld of the Royal Fusiliers o playing all appropriate air, To the addresses of Mr. I Dudley aud Colonel Campbell, Lord trederick tiade no d reply ...

... by the Town Clerk (Mr. John Howard), and Mr. W. Cavander. By the kind permission of the Commanding Officer of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, the fine band of that regiment was in attendance, and played some very excellent pieces of music. The Chairman having ...

... andshetowed the Superb over the bar. Commander a Dirom, late First Lieutenant of the Albion ; Lieutenant p Kirk, 7th Royal Fusiliers, ; and Mr. Rundle, Chief s Esgineer, p0.2., of the Terrible steam-frigate, came It hame passengers in the Subperb, which ...

... of Charles Neaves, Esq., resigned. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Captain William Lewis Grant (late of the 7th Royal Fusiliers) Exon of her* Majesty's Royal Body Guard of the Yeo- men of the Guard, vice Captain Edmund H. W. Bellairs, resigned. ...

... Panton and privates George mi is Driver sad John Carlin, belonginig to No. 7 (Captain d- 'y Brown's) Company, 7th Regiment Royal Fusilier.B, eta- scr s, Cloned at thle Dartmoeer Prison, PsincetOwn, unfortisnately it lost their lives in the snow en Saturday ...