... Light Infantry: Private H. Inder (pneu- mon;ni NTasuercort.-9thCompanyRoyail Engineers: Sapper W. Ballard (enteric). 2nd Royal Fusiliers: Private V. Sheridan. Rcyal Army 3Medical t crps: Private E. Lewis (eneeriel. Carpt ?? Army Medical Corps: Private R. ...

... Casillis, Roya Scots Fusiliers. The military drats numbered 52 ?? and 1,658 men, for the Wor- cesters, the Wil'tshirss, the Royal Fusiliers, the Royal Welsh Fusiliers, the Cornwan Light Infantry. Derby- shires, Manhesters, and the Royal Irish Fasiliers. At Queenstwn ...

... BalrnoraL, a comi- mando of 600 meni ith one gun, attacked a position on Wilge River, held by two com panies of the Royal Fusiliers. The fighting lasted for eiglht hours, after which the Boers retired with considerable loss. The Fusiliers had one man ...

... Smith. lst Northumberland Fusi. liers: 3701 Private IV. Ralph. 2nd Northumberland Fusiliers: 4461 Private S. Rodgers. 5th Royal Fusiliers: 5316 Private G. Vince. 2nd Roval Fusi- lie' s: 281S Private G. Morris. 2nd Norfolk: 3382 Sergeant E. Moth. 2nd Lincoln: ...

... West Surrey. Zrld East Kent. 2nd Royal Lan- caster, 1st and 2nd Northumberland Fnsiliers. 2nd Royal Wcrwickshire. 2nd Royal Fusiliers, 1st King's Liver- pool, 2nd Norfolk, 2nd Lincolnshire. 1st and 2nd Devon- shire, lit Suffolk. 2nd Somersetshire Light ...

... May 19th. 2nd Shropslrire L.I.: Private J. Catter. May 19th. 2nd Royal Fusiliers: Private A T. Gill. dysentery, May 22nd. 4th South Staf- ford: Private Chapman, May 22nd. 2nd Royal Fusiliers: Private W. Jones, MAay 19th. 4th Bat- tery ?? Gunnner H. Brooks ...

... The transport Purnea h-as arrived at. Gibraltar, and laes landed drafts of the 2nd Cameron Highi-auders and the 3rd Royal Fusiliers, and details for duty there. The Purnies sails to-night 'with other details for Port Said and Bombay. A telegram from ...

... Redhead died of typhoid fever, April 1lth, at Pretoris. a H an previouslC y reported, as 2483 Private A. Keeble. Snd Royal Fusiliers : 4347 Private Aznderson was wounded at cooidamn, May 5th. He waS previously report~ed as belonging to Royal Welsh Fusiiera ...

... Liout. Longden. Sick: Lri'nr down. 49; conv-alescent I 930. Wounded: Lying down, 3: convalescent, 15.! I Returning to ?? Royal Fusiliers: Captain Brandreth. 3rd Leinster: Lieutenant Shtoit. 4th Dublin Fusilters: Captain Moldon. 3rd Argvll and Sutherland ...

... th-y are recommended: C aptain Ernest Beckwith Towse, of the Gordon Highianders. Caqptain Charles FitsClarence, of the Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment). I ieutenant. (now Caetain) Sir John P. Milbanke, Bat.., 10th Hnos-ars Sergeant H. R. Martineau ...

... Yeomanry. 39th Company: Private A. W. Cook. Post-office Corps: Private G. Bill. St. John Ambulance Brigade: S. Beniston. 2nd Royal Fusiliers: G. Icon. 2nd War- wickshire: Private F. Cook-son. ?? Civilian Conductor T. Grant Wynberg.--Canadian Infantry: Private ...

... Huehes. 2nd Royal Scots Fusiliers: Ser- sreant G. Robinson and Private A. Savaae. 1st Border: Private S. Dyatt. 2nd Royal Fusiliers: Privates 0. Peacock and J. Farmer. 4th Bedford- shire: Priva.te T. Reoers. 4th South ,'Staffordsbire: Privateas J. Davis ...