... 25th April last. Second-hoeutenant C ek 0. F. Pridhase to li Helitenant, vice L. Bran- pr al, dreth, jeromoted into the Royal Fusiliers (City m of London Regimeent); dated 12th Stay last. ai Lieutenant Frank Hill Gaskell, from 3rd Volun. ci 7er te-er Battalion ...

... 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. ...

... Secretary of State for WVar. Chievelev. February 21. Fo!lowiing casualties reported February 19:- Killed. 2D BATTALION ROYAL FUSILIERS. Captain W. L. Thurburn. Wounded. 2D BATTAION SCOTTISH RIFLES. Second-Licuternant J. U1 Colchester-Weniy3s. 1ST ROYAL ...

... Gunner R. Hughes. Kimberley Mounted Corps.2-33 Corporal L. Ba3- sam. 2nd Dublin Fusilicrs.-7003 Private P. Woods. 2nd Royal Fusiliers.-8724 Private W. Morledge. KROONSTAD. Royal Welsh Fusiliers.-3284 Private H. Price. Cape Volunteer Medical Staff Corps ...

... tondon 'Rifle Brigade, the Victoria and St. George's, the Middlesex Artillery, the Tower Hlamlets Engmicers, ist and 3rd Royal Fusiliers, and the St. John Ambulance Brigad3. Proceedings commenced with a substantial supper, dur- in,, which a band played s ...

... honour of an escort ot' Household Ufa ralryr and where played to tteir ?? by the band ot one of tho battalione .f Royal Fusiliers, ?? City of Londoh lieqi- ment, nni the drummers and thera of tue 3rd Coldstreama Ouards. The 417 gun ivedrawn by eight ...

... appeared in the London Gazette of the 17th ult.:- Fletcher William Barnes, Esq.. late lieutenant sin 6th Battalion the Royal Fusiliers, to be captain, ion dated 10th February last; Frederick Merhyl on Dixon, gentleman, to be second lieutenant, an- dated ...

... as-chief patron.. The men being armed with a long musket b called a fusil, the reginient wead honoured with the title of the Royal Fusiliers. The regiment had no colours, hence no officers styled eosigius, the aancients or ?? whose duty itwas .to carry them ...

... er. 20 BATTALION MIDDLEE REUGMENT. e S47 Private I Pa g.e. o nCOMPANY ARMPZY SERVICE CORPS. 13384 Priests C. Day. 22 ROYAL FUSILIERS. .264 Private D. Duggan. 6i BATTERY ARTILI-ERTY. 31637 7BoBobardierdi. Kelly. v MARCSIESTER IEGI BENT. 3489 Private C ...

... dated 28th inst. 4th Battalion the Cheshlire Regiment, Francis Cyril Dunn Gardner, late lieutenant 6th Battalicn the Royal FusiLiers, to be captain. dated 19th inst.; Lieutenant G. R. Barton, from trkh 6tih hattanlon Royal Irish Rifles, to h.e iieutena ...

... given for the Royal Westminster Militia (5th Royal Fusiliers), embodied on December 18, 1899, to be moved from Salis- bury Plain to Hounslow on the 16th inst. The Royal London Militia (6th Royal Fusiliers), embodied May 1, 1900, move from Dover to Finsbury ...

... Builer, to the Secretry of State for War. ?? 16.- The following csualties reported, Hussar Hii.. February 14:- KILLED. 2nd Royal Fusiliers: 3845 Private A. H. Willilams : WOUNDED. 2nd RovalFFsiliers: 9730 Private Redgrave and 3400 Private XV. Carter. 1st Royid ...