... ROYAL FUSILIERS, Killed.—Lieut. F. M. Taylor. 2od Lleuts. B. C. Umney, R. Ramsbottom, E. P. Underwood. Died of wounds.—Capt. K. Sharey. 2nd L'ents. M. Heathoote, F. S. Mott. Died.—Major R. B, Webb. LIVERPOOL REGIMENT. Died of wounds.—Lieut.-Co). A. Gibbons ...

... ROYAL FUSILIERS. Killed.—Capto. 0. B. Hayward, C. S. Meares, D. C Riokeo. A. MacDougall, G. Edwards. Lleufe. R. H. Fletcher. 2nd Lieute. R. H. Bnshell, B. A. Oliver, F. Taylor. Died of wounds.—2nd Lieut. A. F. Le Llevre. LIVERPOOL REGIMENT. Killed.—Capts ...

... ROYAL FUSILIERS. I\i!h f or Died of Wouiiis, CAPT. S. U. Seward 2nd LhiUTS. C}. T. Bray, F. J. Sndliug, T. L Williams, S. J. Smith, S. E. Brodie. IHad. —2nd LIEUT. R. A. Waller. LIVERPOOL REGIMENT. Killed or IHetd of VF,O)«fcfo.— MAJOR A. I. Draper. ...

... ROYAL FUSILIERS. Killed or Died of Wounds.— Majors G. Astley, A. C. Hudson. Capts. R. H. Thompson, R. N, Adams, I). Cuthbert, C. B. Simpson, R. W. Campbell, C. A. Cox. Lieuts. M. J. Shaw, R. Miall-Smith, A. M. Gordon, W. G. Blackwell, T. L. Calwell, F ...

... ROYAL FUSILIERS. Killed.— Capt. W. J. Hoare, dso. 2nd Lieuts. R. L. Parkes, F. Henley, J. Booth, LIVERPOOL REGIMENT. Killed.— 2nd Lieuts. G. L. Grennan, H. Wane, J. Stewart. NORFOLK REGIMENT. Killed.— 2nd Lieut. T. S. Page. Died of Wounds. -2nd Lieut ...

... ROYAL FUSILIERS. Killed or Died of Wounds.— Cnpt. D. L. Rattray Lieut. N. J. Little 2nd Lieuts. C. Carpenter, G. C. de Beck, W. H. Payne, E. M. Kenlficld, A. Sym,ands, R. H. Wiggen, mc, B. G. Sampson, R. B. Saycr,'J. A. Eborall, E.‘F. Banks, D. J. Lewis ...

... ROYAL FUSILIERS. Killed Died of UWfiV-LIEUT.-COL. H. W. Compton. CARTS. F. W. Ling, A. E. Sidwell, mc. 2nd LIEUTS. E. F. Mams, W. H. H. Bond, R. S. Page-Green, J. T. G. Pickop, C. E. Bird, W. R. Roc (prisoner). ounded. —CAßTS. A. Simkins, G. G. Beagley ...

... taken on to the strength of the Army from the Ist inst. Royal Fusiliers (7th).— Steps are to be taken at once to raise the proposed 4th Batn. The Cephalonia has brought home 140 men from the 3rd Batn. at Gibraltar, which are to form a nucleus for the ...

... THE SPORTSMAN’S BATTALIONS (ROYAL FUSILIERS). TO the editor of the “army and navy gazette.” Sir, M;iy I Ask you to help me to raise the necessary funds for the 2nd Sportsman’s Bata. The facts briefly are these ; A battalion of 1,400 men costs £8 to £lO ...

... IDoluntecre. On Saturday evening the prizes of the Battersea detachment of the Ist Y.B. Royal Fusiliers were presented at Hunt’s Hall, Clapham Junction, by Lady Turner. Major-Gen. Sir Alfred Turner was, however, unable to be present. Capt. Davies, the ...

... V.D., commanding the 4th V.B. Royal Fusiliers, will, for example, hold reception and deliver a farewell address at the last roll-call, while the buglers will sound the Last Post,” a firing party will fire three volleys to the accompaniment of the regimental ...

... ROYAL FUSILIERS. ' The ANNUAL BEGMENTAL DINNER ofjthe lace atthe^BlONMde^ gate Street, on TUESDAY JUNE 11, 1001, at 8 ° Anoarly notification from gentletnen intending to present is requested to Mr. H. A BEBNAU. 16, Charing Cross, S.W. —RINOE ALBERT’S ...