... Baron Hartdey Cape Nlounted Bifles: J icuteutn t Wm. St. Lucien Chase Bsombay Staff Corps; and Private James Ashiford, Royal Fusiliers. ROYAL VISIT TO FO LsESToNEC-The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Edinburgh on Wednesday attended the opening of the new ...

... Edmund Musgrave Barttelot was the second son of Sii Walter Barttelot, M.P., and was an major in the 1st Battalion of the Royal Fusiliers. Ho sorved in the Afghan canmpaign, for which lhe received the medal and clasp, and in the Egyptian camllpaign, winning ...

... being sworn under £30,000. The will (dated Jan. 25, 1ST7) of Lieutenant-CvoIoel I Alfred Conodlad Daubeny, 7th Foot '(Royal Fusiliers), late of No. 30, Gloucester Square, Hyde Park, who died on -Nov. 21 last at Candahar, was proved on the 2nd inst. by ...

... the regiment moved oft. No less than four military hands-t.hose of the Durham Light Infantry, the Weish Regimientt, the Royal Fusiliers, and the Shropshire Light Infantry-played them: along and hundreds of friends accompanied them. At the siding the steno ...

... many negro t musicians in the British army, perhaps the most timposing figure was that of the bess drummer of . the 7th Royal Fusiliers, There is a picture of fhim dated 1790, now in the possession a of the officers of that regiment. His 7 get-up was truly ...

... had much to do with inspiring her intense sympathy with the poor. Lord Percy St. Maur, formerly Major lst Battalion Royal Fusiliers, second son of the fourteenth Duke of Somerset, and brother of the present peer, and heir- presumptive to the dukedom ...

... :-3rd Roya.l Scots;Lotliia t Reginment), 3rd Queen's Royal Wc stE Siurey Regiment, 3rd Northaunberland t F1'siliers, 5th Royal Fusiliers (Cily of London Regixnent),3rd Devan Regimint, 4th Prince Albert's (Somerset Light In- fantry), 4th Prince of Wales's ...

... yesterday i the trial of Gustavus Cornwall, late . serer tary to the General Post-office, and Captain I Martin Kirwan, 5th Royal Fusiliers, was re.I sumed and ?? jury acquitted both I prisoners, adding that the evidence prodncedI bylthe Crown wavs not ?? were ...

... wound itn his arm to quit a;tion terminated, and by Major- *iton, L o ucceeded him in the eommand, . . Coel Yen, of the Royal Fusiliers Major Iroubridge, of the same regiment, who was a battery, and, though desperately re~ ?? thle utmost gallantry and corn- ...

... The third roundt B 'Wags drawn as follows:-Old, Brightonians v. Darlington' or Middlekrug6Igb, referee, Lrenu. Simpson, Royal Fusiliers. Tottenham Hots r or Old Carthusians i. Qevwe Aleoandra; referee, Mr N. Whittaker, hon. secretary Eoathern League. IDSvirih ...

... Excitement has been carr-ed at l3owrsnolore v 3:- by a determnined attivmpr to effect an escpo by a dee-ric belooging to the Royal Fusiliers, who was ejlf,!iecl in tire l1 arrack cells awvarting trial by district Coui t-amarrial. fle meanaged to bresk through ...

... Battalion of the Dublin Fusiliers will s not return home, but will remain at Alexandria, r anu the let Battaliou of the Royal Fusiliers have ( been ordered to Cairo instead of to Assoran. t On the arrival of the 1st Battalion of the Dorsetshire Regiment ...