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... two. In the November 19 lirt the following regi-1 melds suffered the heaviest !owe :—Rise Brigade: Killed 10, wounded (Royal Fusiliers) 38, Royal Irish Rifles 27, Royal Irish Fusiliers. 17. Middlerez 17. The later list includes:l Killed (Cheshire') 23, ...
... Rills, in seemmeln. WeVe CaPtala Là Giantess Artillery% lidentestasts Debbie, mad Owens (11. r al & fme te2C ft Philips (Royal Fusiliers . T, D 8.0., Lieutenant Peklaw Prayte. Captain Green. R.A.M.C., and Captain A.O D. The embarkation (Aker of Captain Batchelor ...
... and mi,oing 2, and 9. The I tegiments aufferang more were the Royti4Field Ar rlkry. wounded 47, wounded and musing 2: Royal Fusiliers. wounded 21: 4th Dragoon Gourds, wounded 11, missing S. ...
... India, back to Gibraltar, Southampton. Liverpool; Gibraltar and Malta, carrying troops of the London Regiment of the Royal Fusiliers, and on other voyages 2nd, 3rd and 4th London Regiment. Another note in the log's remarks is of details of R.G.A. ...
... LANDING '' X BEACH. The 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers (two companiis and N.(. Section) embarkeil in Implacable no 21th, which ship proceeded to a position oil the lantling-piace, where the disembarkation of the troops commenced at 4 30 a.m., and was ...
... Exchange. h m , been received on Newcastle 'Char.ge. of the death of Captain if ugh TAO Pattinson, Adjutant of tbs. 9th Royal Fusiliers, elder on of Mr. 11. 1.. Pattimon. lot Beal. Northumberland. Capt. Pattinsno. asks in 27th year. was • member of • family ...
... determined attack on the left of Pole-Carew's position and along our left flank, commanded by Hutton. Posts held by the Royal Fusiliers, under Major Munn: New Zealand Mounted Infantry, under Captain Vaughan, and Canadian Mounted Infantry, under Lieut.- Colonel ...
... MERCHANT SERVICE Ott ICER WOUNDED. Private te. Moon, of the 24tli liar Royal Fusiliers, we regret to anuoutoa.. serioddy wounded. and is now lyiug thu Northern Genera: Hospital at Unroll. Prior to joining, the A 1lay. Priv ato 110011 wa• third raker ...
... BOERS REPITLSED-HEAVY LOSSES. Coleus°, February k 7, p.rn.—General Hart's Brigade, supported by the Welsh and Royal Fusiliers, hae advanced close to the Boer trenches, 1 which are being subjected to a beery shrapnel and rills fire. The enemy is making ...
... repulsed the enemy. Balmoral was held by four companies of tho Buffs, and the Wilge River by two corn. panics of the Royal Fusiliers. Each place was !splendidly entrenched, enabling the garrisons I to defend the places aith little loss. The Boers suffered ...
... at Weston-super-Mare. During the war Mr. T. J. Tierney served with the Artists' Rifles, and held • commission in the Royal Fusiliers. He is • member of the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers. Messrs. Richard Hughes are the owners of 214 roasting steamers ...
... Great Britain occurrod yeeterday. when Private Adolph,. Melmin (a Rtisviatil. has merited mostly in Paletttne. in the Royal Fusiliers, returned home en the Royal Mad Steam Packet I i 's Desna. to Buenos Ayres. Ho was stressed in khaki, and, for hi. , epees-It ...