... 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, 8461 C. H. Barrett (Epsom), K.R.R.C. WOUNDED. 15389 Rfmn. D. Dawson (Limpsfield), ...

... ROYAL FUSILIERS Leave Dublin for Mullingar The departure of the 4th Battalion the Royal Fusiliers from Portobello Barreeks this morning for ullingar was witnessed by au immense gathering tb cirb the city to the Bromism me Station, 'Amu a Special train ...

... THE ROYAL FUSILIERS. SPECIAL EDITION. (TODAY'S TELEGRAMS. PRESENTATION OF COLOURS BY THE PRINCE OF WALES. The Prince of Wales presented colours to the 4th Battalion Royal Fusiliers on the Horse Guards Parade on Friday morning. The Princess of Wales drove ...

... ROYAL FUSILIERS Scott, Ernest (London), 169 High Street, (Empire Batt.). Strachan, George, 40 Addison Place. ROYAL INNISKILLING FUSILIERS. Brown, W. Chatter ton, 9 Hays well Road. ...

... THE ROYAL FUSILIERS BAY, Tuesday. Lord Braboarne, the Governor, to-day attended the trooping of the colour of the Ist Battalion the Koyal Fusiliers (City London Regiment) at Ahmednagar the occasion of the 250th Anniversary the raisbg oT the Regiment, ...

... THE ROYAL FUSILIERS. The Royal Fusiliers was raised in London, in 1685, by James IL's orders. The first two companies were the old Independent Regulars, which had long garrisoned the Tower of London, the regiment being completed with volunteers from the ...

... ROYAL FUSILIERS Scott. Ernest (London), 169 High Street, (Empire Balt.). HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY. Second Lieutenant James Dewar Russell, Hill Terrace. ». Sergeant, Walter W., Howard St. Martin, John, Sergeant, 7 Duke Street. Small, James tin hospital ...

... ROYAL FUSILIERS. A draft of the 31s1 Battalion of the Royal Furilier, who had been billeted in Abingdon left on SA'lltday by and were accompanied to the Mallon by the Regimental Band. On ft , unday there war a church parade for soldiers at 11 o'elfx.l; ...

... Royal Fusiliers. ...

... (ROYAL FUSILIERS.) Col. G. M. Mackenzie, commanding officer Ist London Infantry Brigade, accompanied by Mrs. Mackenzie, presented the prizes won by members of the 3rd City of London Batt. (Royal Fusiliers). The presentation took place at the Public Hall ...

... 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 ...