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... friends would like us to look for themD, or visat them inhspital.' FA3NE PRICES. P A private, Arthur E.L MaUowa, of the 2nd Royal Fusiliers, writing to his wife from oolwi River, on the 27th November, says: . . . I will send- yo on some More money, as it is ...
... detachment, and later the second detachment wvs sworn in. They included the men the Queen’s Wectminsters, Middlesex, 3rd V.B. Royal Fusiliers, Ist V.B. Middlesex, 17th Middlesex, 2nd Middlesex, and the Middlesex. Bach contingent heartily cheered by the crowd ...
... getting lost, was also captured. The chap- lain says that they “were well treated by their cap- ! tors.”’ TWO SPIES SHOT. A Royal Fusilier, writing from Mooi River, says:— “Two men were shot in the camp this week, one a ! Natal Volunteer and the other one of ...
... W. Oaselney, F. H. 6th Loyal Warwickshire Reg.—The endermentioesd to be SOIL laeableraniS :—H. R. R. T. T. Owen. sth Royal Fusiliers (city of Reg.).—The sodeonestlased Sec. Lieutenants to be Lleetenants L. W. Lucas, A. K. Pussy, H. T. C. Imes, L. W. G ...
... 10; 2nd Middlesex, 35; Kith Middlesex, 21; Middlesex, 10; 15lh Middlesex, 17th Middlesex, 21; 19lh Miildlesex, 39; 3rd Royal Fusiliers, 20; 3rd City of London, 23; total, 370. To these must be added 35 officers. Volunteers from other Metropolitan battalions ...
... cceocsoerness §0 13th Middlesex ..cooeees 42 17th Middlesex .ccoeeee 21 19th Middlesex B 9 3rd Royal Fusiliers 26 3rd City of London 23 As the men marched back to headquarters they were surrounded by great crowds ...
... under Captain Norton. The London Irish (loth Middlesex), under Captain Concannon, followed. At 12 o'clock the 3rd V.B. Royal Fusiliers, Queen's Westminster, sth Middlesex, lst V.B. Middlesex Regiment, 17th Middlesex, Middlesex, and 19th Middlesex, arrived ...
... their disbursements for widows and other j sufferers ; £1,000 to the Field Hospital for the Yeomanry ; and £230 to the Royal Fusiliers' (City of London R°gi- | ment) wives and children's fund. Lonl Wantage, in a letter to the Lord Mayor, describes | the ...
... detailin some cof the earlier events in the siege 0 Ladysmith, wntes:—The pickets on the called Range Post are a of the Royal Fusiliers now in the show ground at Pretona Major Kincaid, who was there, only returned the night before from the Boer camp behind ...
... of their disbursements for widows and other sufferers; £l,OOO to the Field Hospital for the Yeomanry; and £250 to the Royal fusiliers (Citv of London Regiment) wives’ and children’s fund. In regard to the Transvaal refugees, the Central Committee at Capetown ...
... along range of kopjes to the east of eur position. Their horses returned riderless last night. Colonel Donal, of the Royal Fusiliers, has been thrown trom his horse while on outpost duty, and baa broken his collar-bone. ...
... not go through the last three weeks again for a fortune.” BOER SHELLS LIKE FOOTBALLS. Sergeant M. McPhie, of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, familiar to every football player in Middlesex, and a ogular player with the Cranford team while in Eng- land, writes ...