... Bridge rector of Worth, Sussex. Rev lord James ?? B. J. Butler, M.A., vicar of Croxton Kernial; chaplain to the Third Y.B. Royal Fusiliers. Rev J. H. Charles, Ms.A., vicar of St. Andrewr's, Whittlesee; vicar of Leominster. Rev Thomas Featherston Dixon, M.A ...

... Private Massey, of the Royal Fusiliers, who had taken shelter in a block-house. Several times he was compelled to rest, but be persevered until he brought the wounded man to a place of safety. Private James Ashford, Royal Fusiliers. Private Asbford rendered ...

... to Cbatbam as advanced parties of the West le London Brigude, and another for the sese of the 3d o Voluntecr Brigado Royal Fusiliers from St. Paul's, le Later the London Artillery Brigadedespatohed parties m from London bridge and Fenchurch street to ...

... 88-91), R.A.M.IC, E. A. Loch (N T. 80-94), civil surgeon. KI ILLED. Capt. W. L. Thurburn (Grenf.ll, 84-87), 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers, Chieveley, February 19. Lieut, R. Ht. C. Cos ?? 88-95), PRoyal Lancaster Regiment, near Pieters, Natal, February 22. ...

... Marsh, Ith Y.B. South \'ales Borderers. LINE BATTALIONS. The undermentioned officer to tic second lieu- tenant:- The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment)- Lieut. Cyril Henry, Wickham, from the 3rd Battalion Duke ?? Wiltshire Regiment on augmen- tation ...

... of the Victoria Cross :-Capt. Ernest Beokwith Towse, of the Gordon Ilighlanders; Capt. Charles Fitzolarence, of the Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment); Lieut. 8ir John P. Milbanke, Bar., 10th Huasars; Sergt. Ei, 1H, Woartineau, Protectorate Regimeut ...

... G;. C. Williamrs, evening dress; Mr. Basil Willianis, Oxford Artilleory; M r. Hiorison, full dr-ess; Colonel Bell, 2r Royal Fusiliers; Hoi. Major Ma.tyn, 23rd Royal. Welsh Fusit lien; Mr. R. F. Woollett, Ivanhoe; M r. T G. Cooke, Charles IL. ; Mr. Creos' ...

... aneurism, Modder River. I I Pte. T. Seath, Medical Staff Corps, dysentery, ohi( d Orange River. - Mr Ffe, F. Burke, 2nd Royal Fusiliers, plithisls, Wlils CapeLonwn. thaL .CkETOWN', 'MARcH 4, had Pte, Thomas Owens, 1st Battallon Welsh Regiment, foul e reported ...

... companies from England. Thb rom nnanes of the latter have not yet transpired. Infantry ran; o f the line-2nd Battalion Royal ?? Fusiliers, from but Aldershot; 2nd Battalion Royal Irish Regihnet, from nleh Chatlbm; 2nd Battalion York and Lancaster Regiment ...

... of Canterbury, Very Rev Robert Gregory, D,D. Dean of St. Paul's; acting chaplamn to the 3rd Vounateer Babtilion of the Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment), Rev John E. RHall B A., curate of Choppington; vice- principal of Beds College, Durham. Rev ...

... * J. Reed, MP., and Captain Parkin, the super- lea intendent of the dockyard, Here a detachment of the wa 23rd Welsh Royal Fusiliers was drawn up in line, under the the command of Colonel Luke O'Lonnor, V.0., who has nal risen from the ranks, and wears ...

... A lb. Stevenson, Royal Irish Fusiliers; Lieutenant A. G. OA Chichester, Royal Irish Regiment; R. Drummond Wolff, ' y, Royal Fusiliers, attached to the Royal WIris Regiment; f E, Lieutenant C. P. Liviogetone, Royal Highlandors ; Major nr 11y F. S. Terry ...