... from the f Aberdeen. Mr Whyntie was em- r in a drapery rarehouse in Regent ,,: *, a member of the 1st Volunteer ; of the Royal Fusiliers. and was I ,ihe hist of his corps to Volunteer for _°,tii the C.I.V. He went through to Of the campaigCn without a scratch ...

... were attached to Major-Gene'ral Barton's Brigade, which in- cluded the Irish Fusiliers, the Welsh Fusiliem, and the 7th Royal Fusiliers. While the brigade rwae at Mooi River it was for two days heavily shelled by the Boers. It was here that Private Watson ...

... TER&AOEROUST kTfAtKG BY BOERS. (PaBSS AsooSArLzON 'WA SPRCIAL.) Msekiisg, Monday. Ywsterday evening Private Park, of the Royal Fusiliers, who was on oirbpoet duty at Mariteani, on challengia mn who was spproachding him, was fired at by the labter and wounded ...

... Militia Artillery, Hum-ber, Milfordhaven, Neeles, and Western Divisions Submarine Miners, Royal Engineers, 7th Battalion Royal Fusiliers, 5th Battalion Liverpool Regiment, 4th Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment, 4th Battalion Suffolk Regiment, 3rd Battalion ...

... slight one, which ioboiy, except. i| in deed the relazi-;s of the captured men, VI nieed vorry abetim. Ti | eeolurs of tre Royal Fusiliers, other- if'ise -known, as the City of London Regiment, :f iwo re committ'ed to the Lord Mlayor in the Is (suildhall esterday ...

... Room a San- F geant Dainiel James Sweetaer, from Sets-Guards, P5 has also bean promoted to be Second Lieutenant. lbh Royal Fusi-liers (City of London Regimnent) - ab Quartermaster-Sergeant Williams Carter, to be or1 quartriatermte, with the honorary Tank ...

... liers-Lieut. J. T. Dennis, enterie. Ni auwpoor#. -2nd North Staffordshire Regiment-Private J.,- Barker, enteric. De Asr-2nd Royal Fusiliers- Private E. Connell: D Battery Royal Canadi A Artillery-Gunner G. Picot. enteric. Orang6 River-88th Battery Royal Field ...

... M'lEwleky. T. Lette. H. Taylor. i i Miseing--Privciles A. Ackroyd, W. Britten, J. Lydon, ard J. Eaton i 2 n- BATTALION ROYAL FUSILIERS. KilledJ-Privae H. Martin. - Wounded-Corporals R. H. Shep ard and C. Smith. Privates E. R. Atwood, E. Wainwright,l I B ...

... Prisoners-Troopers John P;ctmore Lucy,' Arthur Frederick Wood, Algernon Tucker. Wounded-Captain Chadres Fitzdlarence, Royal Fusiliers; Squadron, Sergtat-Mnjor I Paget, Sergeants Rems Henry Barry and lioraeo Pc-bort Martin, Corporals Charles Phillips, Charles ...

... sncled-Lance-Corprrals Q0 Dickenson and NV. Tho'npkint: Private. C. Mi'Carthy, A. Hale, F. Jones, and J. Wen'.worth. 2nd ROYAL FUSILIERS. Wounded-Drummner K. Green and Private J. Aaron. 2nd ROYAL IRISH FUSILIERS. Wounded-Private J. W. M14Shane. 2nd ROYAL ...

... draft of 150 men of the Durham Light Infantry. in charge of Captain Jobbing. 4th Liverpool, and Captain Bland Hunt, 6th Royal Fusiliers, and six -. n of the Royal Army Medical Corps for Prin- Iceess Christian's hospital ship left for the sanse transport ...

... resides at 37 Spa Street. ANOTHER OFFICER KILLED. Li An official message from Butler says thaft I 1 Cp.ain Thorburn, of the Royal Fusiliers, was killed in Monday's fighting. Lieunenens Col- chester Wernys. and Lieutenanrt, Packe were , wounded. : INQUIUlES REGARDING ...