... A.M.C. . 9.— MALTA : 2nd Coldstreams 9.—PAVONIA : 2nd Royal Fusiliers, 2nd Royal Scots Fusiliers to.—AURANIA 3rd Brigade Staff ; Ist Highland Light Infantry 10.—HAWARDEN CASTLE : 2nd Royal Fusiliers 10.--NOMADIC 19th Hussars re- mounts to.—ORIENTAL : Royal ...

... the Welsh Regiment, Ist Somersetshire, Ist Vorksh're. Ist Cameronisns, tat Duko of Cornwall's, Pt West Kent, anii the Royal Fusiliers. Site left to the accompaniment co( tinging cheers an 4 the sirr;:ng of favourite airs. The scene throu,:hcl was a ...

... cause known to the Salcoates Board of Guardians. Wand joined the army in 1854, when he enlisted in the Est Battalion 7th Royal Fusiliers at Manchester. After being over twelve months in the thick of the Crimean war he was despitched to and obtained his discharge ...

... were also of the party, and just before the special left a short train, bringing the Welsh, Irish, Northumberland, and Royal Fusiliers lam Dover, was coupled up to and incorp 'rated with the main special. As the train left, amid scenes of wildest enthusiasm ...

... there found the dead body of Elliston. A sad accident happene I on Monday to John Bradley one of the draft of the 6th Royal Fusiliers who ar. ived at Dover from London on Saturday, preparatory to proceeding to South Africa. Bradley missed his way in going ...

... instant, was miming a number of civil pa-sengers, as well as Lieutenant Harris, Welsh Furthers ; Lieut. French- Brews'er, Royal Fusiliers ; and twenty-one men, all convalescent. None of them are rep trted to be injured. ...

... Rifle Brigade, Royal Ir i sh Fusiliers, and Battalion Highland Ll.:ht Infantry, 4th Battalion King's Royal R fle Corps, Royal Fusiliers. istSiltation Royal Lancaster Regiment. FOOT GUARDS. Irish Guards, Scots Guard:, Coldstream Guard Grenadier Guards. Corps ...

... for South Africa, left Aldershot on Tuesday morning for Sfmthampton, to embark for the Cape. The sth Battalion of the Royal Fusiliers, who have twice volunteered for active service, were the first to leave, ent , aining at seven o'clock with a strength ...

... The inspecting officer was Sir Richard Harrison, K.C.8., C M.G., R.E., whose aide-de-camp was Lieut. Lascelles, of the Royal Fusiliers. The troops fell in at half-past nine. The South Wales Borderers were sent out to represent the enemy, who were strongly ...

... school, and were afterwards permitted to go over the Castle. The King afterwards inspected the i Ist Battalion of the Royal Fusiliers City of Lon.. don Regiment, under the command of Colonel Bird, and presented them with medals for the Tibet campaign. ...

... Tugela Bridge ; the Boer position behind about t 5,000 yards off. Our Brigade was chosen, but the Royal Welsh Fusiliers, Royal Fusiliers, and half of the Scots Fusiliers, were the only ones that came then, the Irish Fusiliers followed later. The Royal Welsh ...

... Kennaway, Mrs. Wilbraham, Lieut. Kennaway, Major Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. 11. Hartley, Rev. W. W. Preedy, Lieut. Hartley (Royal Fusiliers), and Mr. and Mrs. lloodley. laajor Hastings, in opening the proceedings, referred to the resignation of Sir John Kennaway ...