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... Welsh Fusiliers Trooper J C Farmer, from the Imperial Yeomanry, in succession to Lieut B T Le Marchant, promoted into the Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment). The King's (Shrop- shire Light Infantry) Corporal W G A Vallance, from the Imperial Yeomanry ...
... Welsh Fusiliers.—The following 2nd Lieutenants to be Lieutenants :—C C Norman, vice E T le Marchant, promoted into the Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) F H Nangle, vice A Hay, promoted. The Welsh Regiment.— Lieut C G R Smith to be captain, vice ...
... Grenadier Guards; and Lieutenant the Hon Schomberg M'Donnell, C.B., London Rifle Brigade. Among the entries are the 1st V.B. Royal Fusiliers (winners in 1895 and 1896), the North Middlesex Rifles, Galloway Rifles, and teams from Liverpool, Northumberland, Li ...
... WITH THE WELSH FUSILIERS. An Aberystwyth soldier has arrived home in the person of Private Jack Williams of the Royal Fusiliers. He went oat to South Africa in Decem- ber and took part in all the operations preceding the relief of L-tdvsuiitti. His re/liment ...
... viduaiiy. Iu tne polo tourua nent U tubal la iu March they beat the Gordon I! ighlauders, the Rifle Brigade, and the Royal Fusiliers. The Rifle Brigade invariably find a strong team for this event. There is also in the regiment the long-distance runner ...
... was educated at Harrow, at Downing College Cambridge, and at the Roval Military College Sandhurst. He entered the 7th Royal Fusiliers, 1819, Grenadier Guards 1823 (private secretary in Commander in Chief's Office 1826, and A.D.C. to Lord William Benunck ...
... at 35, Grosvenor Square, :11. Captain Ellis has been promoted to i h, r»i.k of major in the 1st Volunteer Battalion Royal Fusiliers. Lady Aline Beaumont has joined her mother, Dowaeer Marchioness of Londonderry, at 3. Hamilton Place, London, and will ...
... Jones song Rose of Allandale, Mr. W. Davies song What a difference in the morning, en- cored, Mr. Alfred Jones; song Royal Fusiliers, Mr. W. Evans recitation The good Templar at his work, Mr. E. Jones song, Mr. Fairfax glee On mountains high, Members ...
... Cannons, See the Conquering Here comes, and Rule Britan- nia) Russian Mazurka, La Czarina, the Band; Grand March, The Royal Fusiliers, the Band'. The services of Mr. Harry Collins, of Liverpool, were also requisitioned. He gave some exquisite banjo solos ...