... to tu~e -, m ?? Board of Guardians. Wandi joiner,; . io Army in 1854, when he enlisted in the lsr I , eb talion 7th Royal Fusiliers at Manchester. A -e, *d being over 12 months in the thick of tee *rie,. tb t ar he was despatched to India, and Cra;e ...

... Borderers, £48 17s.; Gunner H. Charles, R.A., £034; Lance-Corporal T. Donelly, Is' Leinster, £58; Corporal C. Fisher, 2nd Royal Fusiliers, £036; Private J. Harris, 4th King's Royal Rifles, £63; Private C. l Long, 2nd Liverpool, £36; Sergeant E. Doran, i 2nd ...

... E I Parker, Mr. Parker; Mrs. Kendallo andthe Misses Ken. dallo. Mlontpeillier House.-Major and Mrs. Clayhills, 7th E Royal Fusiliers; Mr. and Mrs. Barnham and maid. Oxford Hfouse.-Capt. and Mrs. Burton; Col., Mrs., t and Miss Mitford; Mr. and Miss Turner ...

... removed to the military mortuary. The Sbee deceased, who was 25 years of age, had seen five gatec hi years' service in the Royal Fusiliers, and had 5.- re seen active service in Egypt with the 1st Bat- Harb re talion of that regiment. It is a curious coin- ...

... IDaubeny and Lieuts. Pochin and Taylor, 3rd Regiment of th Foot; Lieut. Markblr, 5th Fusiliers; Lient. Crosbie, 7th ad Royal Fusiliers; Captain Tollen, 11th Regiment; Captain of Morgan, 25th Regiment; Captain W. Thackwell, 38th It Regiment; Lieut. Della ...

... of the 26th. The steam transport Melbourne, arrived at Gibraltar on the 24th from Portsmouth, with 31 men of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, and 14 of the Royal Engineers for the garrison. These two detachments have landed and joined their respective corps. ...

... 74th Highlanders, to the number of u 400 men, also embarked on board the same vessel. Rehi- t . forcenients fromtthe 7th Royal Fusiliers, 52nd Light In- fantry, 70th, 81st, and 94th Regiments, to the number of a 500 men of all ranks, are awaiting orders to ...

... promoted to the rank of 9 Qnartermaster, in place, of Mr. ?? Goveer, 'who b retires; -and Sergeant-Major W. Simpson, of the Royal Fusiliers . (City of London Regiment),3 a ppointed Quartermaster, in succession to Mr. T1. PI Mastarson, who has retired from the ...

... ?? ?? : RTHE ARMY, U - , I.. -- .. v MAJOR F. G. GVYNos has been selected for the c ' cominand of the '2nd'Bwttalioh Royal Fusiliers. of CAPTAiN E. WYLDE, Royal M'arines, has been e le appointed' Gunnery Instructor at the Chstham a nr Divisflion. ?? d ...

... of his a troops, Outoosts severe sent forward down the a Waterlo6.road, through Purbrook Park, down r Stakes lane, The Royal Fusiliers took cover near Bemnont Castle, and the South Lancashire I formed a strong defensive cordon in the neigh. t bourhood of ...

... Golden Hill, Isle of WVight; No. 40 Company, hooghti B. Golden Hill to Cork B arbour. to try th it T1iE 3rd Battalion Royal Fusiliers (City of chemist ea London Regiment) was presented on Friday at The only r, Malta with the original regirental colours ...

... transit in the contractor.s own barges, &e., from their large estab- lishment in Suffolk. B Four companies of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, under the command of Brevet-Major Applcyard, -who waswith the regiment throughout the whole Crimea campaign, arrived ...