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... unit of the 3rd London (Royal Fusiliers) was the battalion which 1 went to Gallipoli under Colonel Bendall, and after enduring the brunt of the terrible fighting there, returned only forty-five strong. The 4th London (Royal Fusiliers), whose headquarters ...
... Lieut. Farrant (South Lanes.), 2nd Lieut. Walker (H. L. I.), 2nd Lieut. Errington (Royal Fusiliers), 2nd Lieut. Trotter (Leicester Regiment), 2nd Lieut. Boutill (Royal Fusiliers), 2nd Lieut. May (Royal Welsh Fusiliers), Lieut. Caswell (Rifle Brigade), 2nd ...
... wounded, missing. vV/i T-J 1- LIEUT. THE EARL OF KINGSTON Irish Guards, wounded. Lafayctte Bg.-Gen.N. R. McMAHON, D.S.O. Royal Fusiliers, killed in action. Elliott and Fry CAPTAIN J. F. VALLENTIN S. Staffordshire Regiment, killed. St t|7 CAPTAIN L. A. F. ...
... FAREWELL TO THE RHINE Anglo-German Salutes During the Final Evacuation t \JmJM THE COLOURS LEAVE Men of the Royal Fusiliers, the last ol the British army to leave the Rhine- land, marching out of Wiesbaden with the Regimental colours nvine THE BRITISH ...
... H. MUNRO (22nd Batt. Royal Fusiliers) Author, under the nom-de-plume of Saki, of many volumes of cynical stories, particularly Reginald, When William Came, and Beasts and Super-Beasts W. B. MAXWELL (10th Batt. Royal Fusiliers) Son of Miss M. E. Brnddon ...
... FAREWELL TO THE RHINE Anglo-German Salutes During the Final Evacuation t \JmJM THE COLOURS LEAVE Men of the Royal Fusiliers, the last ol the British army to leave the Rhine- land, marching out of Wiesbaden with the Regimental colours nvine THE BRITISH ...
... Hay Wright son Mrs. Mortimer Hancock with her Hunting Leopard, Sheba Mrs. Hancock is the wife of Colonel Hancock of the Royal Fusiliers. Sheba was captured in Somaliland during Colonel and Mrs. Hancock's tour of that country with the Governor the leopard ...
... E. B. STEEL Royal Army Medical Corps. 2nd Lt. LEONARD A. FILLEUL Somerset Light Infantry. 2nd LIEUT. D. W. RENNIE 5th Royal Fusiliers. CAPTAIN G. R. K. EVATT 1st Middlesex Regiment. CAPTAIN J. D. TULLIS Royal Scots Fusiliers. CAPTAIN A. M. TWISS j Royal ...
... B. CRABB East Surrey Regiment, killed. I LT. HUBERT L. BAYFIELD Leicester Regiment, killed. G* LT. HERBERT MATHIESON Royal Fusiliers (T.F.), killed. LIEUT. W. BAXTER GRAY 4th Black Watch, wounded LIEUT. J. E. A. O'DWYER rf Sherwood Foresters, wounded ...
... wounded, missing. vV/i T-J 1- LIEUT. THE EARL OF KINGSTON Irish Guards, wounded. Lafayctte Bg.-Gen.N. R. McMAHON, D.S.O. Royal Fusiliers, killed in action. Elliott and Fry CAPTAIN J. F. VALLENTIN S. Staffordshire Regiment, killed. St t|7 CAPTAIN L. A. F. ...
... arms. The flags were given for ever to the Royal Fusiliers by Lieut. -General Sir William Thwaites, the G.O.C., in honour of their eleven years of occupation THE ENTENTE CORDIALE: N.C.O.s of ihe Royal Fusiliers one of the first units to reach the Rhine ...
... B. CRABB East Surrey Regiment, killed. I LT. HUBERT L. BAYFIELD Leicester Regiment, killed. G* LT. HERBERT MATHIESON Royal Fusiliers (T.F.), killed. LIEUT. W. BAXTER GRAY 4th Black Watch, wounded LIEUT. J. E. A. O'DWYER rf Sherwood Foresters, wounded ...