... authorities. Debbeb is the nearest post to Omdurmnan. It is held by the Second Brigade, under Major H. A. MacDonald, Royal Fusiliers, which only arrived early this morning after a severe day's march. On the way the brigade found 120 dervishes, who surrendered ...

... 4th Battalion Royal Munster Foci will assemible and train at Traloe under Cob !1 S. Hickie; and tile 5th Battalion Royal ?? Fusiliers, commanded by Colonel Brown, -! will be embodied at Limerick, and will go ?? new musketry camp at Kilworth, where the ...

... pany in the corps. T'e formation of the new 3rd battalions in con- nection with the Royal Warwickshire Regiment, the Royal Fusiliers, andl the Larncashir-e Fu}siliera is proceeding very7 satisfactorily, though at pressent neitisr battalions a-re very ...

... assistant ad- intart-reneral of the Dublin district, will complete hiS foun years' service in comniand of the 1st Bat- talion Royal Fusiliers. He will be promoted brevet-colonel. Lieutenant-Colonel Doriman, Royal Armv hMedi- cal Corps, who avas lately appointed ...

... Colonel Keyser or Colonel Sir H. E. Colvile. The first-mentioned officer joined the armay in May, 1858, and served in the Royal Fusiliers. Sir R. E. Colvile joined the Granadies Guards in 1870, served on the staff in the Nile camn. paign hi 1885, and is bestl ...

... Indies. He entered the army in 1 854, and attained his present rise in 1884. He saw active service in the field with the Royal Fusiliers during the Crimean cam- paign. He was for many years surgeon of the 1st Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers, recently in ...

... Colonel W. C. Hood having completed four years' service in command of a battalion, has been placed on retired pay. The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) -Second Lieutenant V. Henry, from the Essex Regiment, to be second lieutenant, vice W. M. C ...

... CapainLSn., Lysns V9 Scottish Rifles, son of 'the late Sir Daniel Lysons, has been promoted major in the 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers, at the Cunrragh, in place of Lieu- ?? Gall, appointed 'to command the 3rd battalion of the regiment. Major Lysons wil ...

... head-quarters in Bengal. It hasgbeen announced by telegraph from India that Lient. Rawden Hardy, of the 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers, died at Bellary, Madras, on the 2nd instant, of typhoid fever, aged 23 years. De- ceased was son of Colonel W. Hardy ...

... appointed to the 1st battalion us second in command. In accordance with the scheme for the increase of the army, the Royal Fusiliers. the Royal War- wickshire Regiment, fnd the Lancashire Regi- ment, each of which rgnienwts now consists of three battalions ...

... W~arwick. shire Regimnent as tiie 5th a~nd 6th battalions respec- tively; the 3rd, 4th, and 5th, battai1ioins of the. Royal Fusiliers (City of London; Regiment) as the 5th, 6th, and 7th battalions resctively; and th~e 3rd and 4th battalions of the Lfancasshire ...

... went from the latter place -to Aldershot last summer, will go from Aldershot to Dover nen week, relieving the 3rd Batt. Royal Fusiliers. The latter will go to Crete, rnxt week, and in anticication of its going abroad the 2nd Battalion of the regiment at ...