... of Charles Neaves, Esq., resigned. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Captain William Lewis Grant (late of the 7th Royal Fusiliers) Exon of her* Majesty's Royal Body Guard of the Yeo- men of the Guard, vice Captain Edmund H. W. Bellairs, resigned. ...

... J. Fitz- th patrick, R.A., £33; PPrivate J. Green, 1st Royal fr Munster Fusiliers, £19 17s. ; Private G. Howe, c 2nd Royal Fusiliers, £3610s. ; Private J. Irvine, Li 2nd Liverpool, £25; Private J. Jones, 1st Royal In Welsh Fusiliers, £231 1is. Private ...

... vice H. 5 l C }. Cave seconded. The Lancashire Fusiliers: I~ieutenant Edward Woolmer, from the 4th bat- S: talion the Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regi- ment), to be lieutenant, vice F. Hammersley seconded. The Cheshire Regiment: Lieutenant G Ernest ...

... Regiment, is composed of the third, fourth, ninth, and tenth battalions. The second brigade, with Major H. A. Macdonald, Royal Fusiliers, in command of the lltb, 12th, and 13th battahons and the third brigade under Mijor J. G. Maxwell, Royal Highlanders, ...

... Edmnunds, in succes- t sion to Colonel Collins, whose period of service ex- pired an that day. Colonel Butler, late of the Royal Fusiliers, t about to move to Belfast, has been appointed to command the troops in Barbadoes, in place of Major-General Leach, and ...

... 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 ...

... Battalion Royal Scots, 3rd Battalion Queen's Royal West Surrey, 3rd Ualialion iNoytunibeilimd Fusiliers, 5th Battalion Royal Fusiliers, 3rd Battalion the Devonshire Regiment, 4th Battalion Somer- eetshue Light Infantry, 4th Battalion Went York- shire Regiment ...

... at this garrison, by command of the Duke of Cambridge, for the trial of Private Thomlas Tole, of the 1st battalion 7th Royal Fusiliers, who, when statione(l in the Crimea with his regiment, in the early part of 1855, deserted to the Russian army. Lieut ...

... except Lieut. W. [lope and Dr. [tale- and for endaavouring to rally ?? men, in conjunction with Lieut. W. Hope, 7th Royal Fusiliers. Secondly-For having, on the 8th Sep. tember, 1855, after the regiments had retired into the trenchos, clear6d the most ...

... the general forward movement took place yesberday, when the entire garrison of Suardeh, under Major H. A. Macdonald, Royal Fusiliers, advanced and occupied Absarat. Telegraphic communication was at once opened with the base, Lieutenanb Manifold, Royal ...

... were greeted by the large crowd assembled to wit- ness the evolutions. The regiments taking part were the 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers (7th Foot), numbering about four hundred men, under the cona- mand of Colonel Guyon; the 2nd Battalion North Staffordshire ...

... at training out of 880, 28 in excess Milf(lr.1 Haven Submarine Miners, 59 at training out of 64. and six wanting; 3rd Royal Fusiliers, 583 at training out oi 613, and 288 wanting; 4tit do., 687 at training out of 769. and 132 wanting 3rd Suth Wales Borderers ...