... 82nd (Prince of For Wales' Volunteers) Regiment, under the command of ?? David Watson ; and the Ist battalon of the 7th (Royal Fusiliers), Colonel Hugh Robert Hibbert, marched oh from their respective qua~tetrs to Soutbsea-common on Ly. Thursday morning, ...

... They marched past, and then B went through the usual movements. Yesterday (Tnes- S day) the 1st Battalion of the 7th Royal Fusiliers were S inspected on the Common by Colonel Hibbert. To-day s (Wednesday) the Royal Marine Artillery stationed at S Eastney ...

... transport Himalaya, Captain E. Lacy, left 1a~t 1 d on the afternoon of the 22ndultsio with the 2nd battalion I of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, under the command of Lient.. g Colouiel J. H. Cooper, for Canada. Her Majesty's ship L- Surprise, 4, Commander G. Tryon ...

... 3s. anlyday at Edmlonds's, Portsee. THE' ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY A SOLniuR.-Robert Payne, the private soldier of the 7th Royal Fusiliers who a attempted to commit suicide on Tuesday week by drinking aI n quantity of oxalic acid, hats been tried by court-martiald ...

... officers' children, 1,068 men, li 31 soldiers' wives, and 51 soldiers' children. The re troops included the 1st Batt. Royal Fusiliers. Ic vy The Serapis was delayed a day by a heavy gale bS ad which she encountered between Port Said and ri ad Malta, in ...

... probability of street !- Arabs or boys convited of crime bein g entered. GARRT3ON PARA3na.-The first battalion of the 7th .- (Royal Fusiliers), the 82nd Regiment, and the 77th Regi- g ment, marched iroin their respective quarters yesterday (Friday) morning to ...

... Jnly 15, 1836.-H1is Majesty re. g ii) mnemobers with satisfaction that lie became a memnber of' i he, the mress of the Royal Fusiliers, at Plymouth, in 1780, ji in and lie has directeti his soil Colonel Lortd F'reterick te c- Fitrelarence, who hadl the ...

... Scots Guards; ies Col. Moore, V.c., Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders; of Lieut.-Col. Buller, p.s., Staff; Major Barton, Royal Fusiliers; Major Hart, East Surrey Regiment; le Majot Maurice, B.A.; Major Grove, H.A.; Major Hart, icr. v .C, Royal Engineers; ...

... the provisional bat- v talions. A large numnber of these have been attached to ?? staff of the 2nd battalion of the 7th Royal Fusiliers. aimch, is now being laised. THE MILITIA. Orders have been received by the Hon. Colonel Monckton,.comnmaniding the West ...

... Scot~tsh R.V., Major Minrley, City of London E ar A.V., 31Iajor Aluchod, C~ivil Service B.V., Col, r, u. Wickenden, 3rd V.B. Royal Fusiliers, Captain c, k. Wrlght. 4th V.B. Rast Snrrey Regiment. Entries si ficr fo e t ?? wompetitio ?? be received ri nntit the ...

... morning the G, F, and part of the H batteries of field in artillery stationed At Hilsea, the 1st battalion of the 7th e- (Royal Fusiliers), 77th Regiment, and 88th Regiment, from il lePortsmouth; and the Royal Marine Light Infantry, the 1) kd 1et battalion ...

... was received on the pier by Mr. George Clifton, Governor of the Prison, Colonel Belfield, max, Colonel Colonel Cooper, Royal Fusiliers, Captain A. Brown, Chief Constable of Dorset, and Mr. Coode, c.m. Outside the pier a guard of honour,L consisting of a ...