... Rangets, Athlone; Ir 1st Royal DLilin Fusiliers, Ourragh; 1st Royal if Irish Regiment, Buttevant. Fusilien BBigad--2nd Royal Fusiliers, Alder- E shot; 2nd Royal Scts Fusiliers, Chatbam, for x Aldershot; 1st Royal Welh tFousiiers, Devonport; el 2nd Royal ...

... Battalion Rifle Brigade wili go to Fer- moy, from Dublin; 1st Battalion Connaught Rangers, Atblone to Dublin ; 2nd Battalion Royal Fusilier-, from Curragh to Athlone; 1st Battalion Royal Irish Regiment. Basttevant to Aldershot;- 2nd Battalion Hants Regiment ...

... to Irish songs and trios to be sung by distinguished artistes, several new selections wiil be given by the band of the Royal Fusiliers and the choir and organ combined. ' God Bless the Prince of Wales will form ai item iu the progrimne, il I the rendering ...

... proceeded to Egypt. Mr. Edward W. F. G. Sealy-Vidal, who recently held a lieutenant's commission in the 5th Bat- talion Royal Fusiliers, has been re-gazetted to the 3rd battalion the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers-the old Fermnaaragh Light Infantry. Lieutenant ...

... in- dicated. LoNDoi,, MONDiy.-On the let inst. Colonel Geoffry Barton, C.B., will give up command of the let Battalion Royal Fusiliers, and will be suc- ueeded by Major Mortimer, second in command of the 2nd battalion, and who was a few years ago the Deputy ...

... duimni the present month. Lieutenant-Colonel Guyon will complete his four . ea-rs' service in command of tie 2nd Battaiion Royal Fusiliers. at Belfast. during the month. end he will also probably be granted an exrenlion while next mon0tit Liettenant-Colonel ...

... Captain F. T. Clayton, Army Service torps. to be a depruty assistant adjotant-general. Lieutenant G. It Lascelles. the Royal Fusiliers' Citv of London Regiment. to be aide-de-camp to Major -General Sir E. Iarrison K.C.B. corn- nianding Royal En-ricers. ...

... Staunard, sth Battalion Royal Irish Regi- mnent- Tufton, 5th Lancers; H. Leslie Ellis, Royal Bucks Yeomanry; F. Tottenham, Royal Fusiliers; W. Brent Neville, 3rd Battalion Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers; Joyoo, lst West Kent Regiment; Mv. C. Hackett, 4th Battalion ...

... Mirs. Syrnington, Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs. Whitaeir. By kind permission of the colonel aend officers the fine band of the Royal Fusiliers performed the following selection in the great hall from 8-15 p.m., under the efficient leadership of Bandmaster Fred ...

... Ca-ndias. Tlhese three battalions belong to the &Slonica Army Corps. Official orders were issued yeste-rday for the 3rd Royal Fusiliers. stationesd at Dover. to be held in readiness for early embarkat-ion to Crete. This is one of tie new regiments raised ...

... nant, vice W. P. Bannerman, seconded. Worcestershire Regiment-Second-Lieutenant G. F. Walton, from the 5th Battalion Royal Fusiliers, City of London Regiment, to be second- lieutenant. East Lancashire Regiment-Lieutenant E. T. Browrne, from the 3rd Battalion ...

... Sword. i] 12-30 . .. ?? Sword v. Sword. c ?? .. Tug of War. E First Heat-Royal Dragoons v. North Staffords. E Second Heat-Royal Fusiliers v. Antrim Artillery 1 Average weight of men, 11st 71h. each. 1 ?? Sword v. Bayonet. I 1-15 . ?? _ Lance v. Bsyonet. 1-30 ...