... THE FOOT GUARDS, THE 7TH ROYAL FUSILIERS, AND THE MILITIA, rig I 0 TER EDITOR OF TrE DAILY NEWS. y8 SiR,-It is understood that the greater part of the cd infantry at Aldershott will be militia, with a few Osl men of the line, and a sprinkling of cavalry ...

... and 2nd battalion of the 19th Regiment, from Aldershot to Sheffield (in readiness to move); Ist battalion of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, from Cork to Pembroke Dock; 3Sth Regiment, from Fleetwood to Cork; 37th Regiment, from l'tmbroke Cork; 76th Regiment ...

... end Silver Wvre Drawere' Compuanies in carriages,with watermen bearing banners, the 6and of the 3rd Volunteer Battalion Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment), the Patten Makers' and Lorimers' Compauies, the baud of the Essex Regiment, the Spectacle Makers' ...

... Engineer Volun- tears, of whom Colonel and Sheriff Kirby is cum- mandant, and of a colour xty and band of the 4th Battalidu Royal Fusiliers (Royal London Militia), of which corps Sir Reginald Hanson is honorary colonel. ...

... conveyance to India. She has gone out of harbour, and will sail early to-morrow. Yester- day 252 officers and men of the 7th Royal Fusiliers em- barked on board the sas'ing transport Sir Georga Seymour, which has sailed with the.n for India to-day. The ?? are ...

... 1, Whitehall-yard, S.W. CHATHAM, SErr. 1. Sixty-five non-commissioned officers and men, ro- inforcements for the 7th Royal Fusiliers, 20th, 24th, 27th Inniekillings, 52nd Light Infantry, and 87th Royal Irish Fusiliers left the Provisional Battalion this ...

... V.13. Royal Fesiliers (City of Ladon Regiment), scarlet, Colonel U. C. Clark; 2nsd V.B. Royal Fusiliers, scarlet, Colonel B. W. Routledge; 3rd V.B. Royal Fusiliers, searlet, LIeut.- Col. G. T. Wickeuiden: 17th (North) Middlesex Rifles, green, Col. V. J ...

... returned this evening. ?? Nile rose nearly four feet at Assouan and *t one foot at Cairo yesterday. The 1st Battalion of Royal Fusiliers, and the t Cheshire and the Welsh Regiments have been ;e ordered to prepare to troceed to Unuer Egypt from Cairo. ...

... sailed to-day for Portsmouth. H..M. gunboats Coquette and Algerine have arrived here. reCAIRO, Nov. 23. The lst Battalion Royal Fusiliers left here to-day for Assoua. PESTH, Nov. 23. In to-day's plenary sitting of the Austrian Delega- tion both the ordinary ...

... Bisley on Monday the corps will be engaged in a contest for the Celestial Cup, and the Ist Volunteer Battalion of the Royal Fusiliers will for the first time have access to the long ranges. Bisley and Aldershot will be the principal contrss of attrac- ...

... a very strong guard of hoinour, including men from all the regiments stationed blore-lnamelv, Royal Artillery. Fourth Royal Fusiliers, Third Sussex, and Fourth Suffolk Regiment. with a detach- mnot of Houssa (West African) troops. The pier was lined by ...

... e, ~orset Regiment, who is now serving with the Egyptian Army, and not the officer of the same name belonging to the Royal Fusiliers, and who is the adjutant of the M~ounted Infantry in Eg~ypt. _ _ _ _ Captain Henry Marlow Sidney, whose death in the ...