... quaiiies rangsd in 00 much noed 0 the preseat duy nfi—. '.;m n—-—--u’- THE CALL TO ARMS. [Sohyn=irt,, Yooug reswen dpent -] ROYAL FUSILIERS COLOURS. Dewusareecs. -“.-:n-—(h-:l.uu“ BRILLIANT STATE PUNCTION. a-p'm-‘.u--'&mt;-—;u fiw“m-mhflw—;‘r#. 10 28 por cwt nd ...

... vk ST Smth P omes, 3 Siophense. 1 Tomes, J Ward J Ward J Ward P Wallas, N Watehril, J M'Willame, J. Hannon, and J e 4 ROYAL FUSILIERS nd A NP ANY fergeant Reghill and Private O'Regen MR o i ] SR s st gy BT A | Privates . Lowghran. Ryan, Bomers, Gamih v ...

... ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. 3ed BATTALION GRENADIER GUARDS Privete M Jofis Sth COMPANY IMPERIAL REGIMENT 2nd BATTALION ROYAL FUSILIERS Privates A . Layton, W. Bagnail It BATTALION ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS Privates A Laing. H R Hughes 2nd BATTALION ROYAL SCOTS ...

... Scott's Railway Guards were wounded, three •having since succumbed. At MoHeno the 26th Lieutenant Sir Francis Waller, 2nd Royal Fusiliers, was wounded. The Royal Scot. Greys 26th January had three men wounded near J'oispmit. On the same day. near Ermclo, ...

... brother, the Honourable Audrey Fitclarence, born in 1862, who a Gentleman Usher to the King. Second Lieutenant Bretherton, Royal Fusiliers, was killed m action at Frankfort on 29th nit. Death from enteric—M.l. 2nd Irish Fusiliers, 578 S Lance-Corporal W. Hankin ...

... previously reported. 5786 Lance-Corporal . Hankui. reported to have died of enteric Sta'iderton. belonged to the 2ud Royal Fusiliers, and not the 2nd Irish Fusiliers, previously reported. DUBLIN MILITIA HOMEWARD BOUND. The Pembroke Castle left Capetown ...

... after he fell, ivttorinsr the one word—“ Done!” would lie hard finer type of wedbom, and liiehirati. A sergeant of the Royal Fusiliers, hearing or»e day who was, ingenuously remarked, “He seems nice gent!eiri«n. Nolxxiy take him for 1-crd.” Tl»e spying ...

... Sergeant Keefe, 2nd Eattaiiou Royal Irish Fusiliers, has promoted warrant officer and appointed bandmaster Ist Battalion Royal Fusiliers. Isl'Rse akt> Doctgb are agreed in awarding the highest testimony to the merits Hoklics’s Malted Milk as a diet for infants ...

... the raueo death. The dev*a*«, who was only twenty-one yen re age wa* ' ...

... Monaghan, was charged Head-Constable Given w»n unlawfully a**aa?ling John Thomas M'NaJly, a pr.yat© th« Sth Battalion Royal Fusiliers stationed in Monaghan, on the 3rd insi. Mr. J. Forster Dun woody appeared for the accused. From the evidence several ...

... on, no? only to their throe territorial regiments—the Royal Lmiskilling Fusiliers, the Rr-val Insli Rifles. «i i (Ite Royal Fusilier*, which was stationed iu Bel fast at plew;it. It also a large number men for every branch bis Majesty's service, and he ...

... MILITARY NOTES Lieutenant. L. H. C. Martin, 3rd Battalion Royal Fusiliers, ha? appointed to tho Gold Coast Regiment the W.A.F.F. Willi the exception the sth Ir.sh Lancers at Colchester and the Irish Guards London, there :» no Irish corps stationed in ...