... THE ROYAL FUSILIERS. The Royal Fusiliers was raised in London, in IGSS, by James ll.'s orders. The first two coiLounics were the old Independent Regulars, which hi\d long garrisoned tho Tower London, tbe regiment being completcd with volunteers from the ...

... ROYAL FUSILIERS The Ist Sportsman’s Battalion Royal Fusiliers being now in camp, and having been prozounced by a prominent military authority as “Second to none in Lord Kitchener’s Army,” Mr. and Mrs. Cunliffe-Owen have been officially autherised by the ...

... (ROYAL FUSILIERS). GRAND CONCERT To be held in the PUBLIC HALL, IPSWICH, ON Wednesday Next, February 9th, At 7.30 p.m., by the REGIMENTAL MINSTREL TROUPE. ! REGIMENTAL STRING BAND s (Quarter-Master-Sergt. Mayhew, Bandmaster), And OTHER BATTALION TALENT ...

... THE ROYAL FUSILIERS. The Royal Fusiliers Wat rabied in London. is by James IL'a order., fit.t two Were the old Independeat Megu:nri, which had lour garrismed the ni London. the regiment being coot. pkttett with soluntetirs trent the City. The duty was ...

... ROYAL FUSILIERS. Wo are asked by the Chief Constable of Colchéster (Capt. H. C. Stockwell) to mention that men wishing to join the Public Schools Brinde.j Royal Fusiliers, may do so on application to Capt. J. B. Hawkins, Recruiting Office, High Street ...

... 7th Royal Fusiliers Song (Comte) Mr. H. B. French. Mr. S. W. Peed, Reading.. Nothing but Care Mr. T. Boughton. Glee 1 he Red Cross Knight Choii'. Song .. ..The Skipper and his Boy.. ..Rev. C. A. Barnes. Song Ring out wild Bells Miss Crane. Trio Ihe Gipsies ...

... BAND OF THE ROYAL FUSILIERS A Covered Stand will be provided for Subscribers of 5. ‘-lwnh ~ ENTRIES CLOSE MARCH 19. ma.ll’l‘-ray%w o Por further Particulars and Entry Forms apply to | WALTER BROOKE, ‘ Hoa. Bec. ‘ ‘The Mount, Woodbridge. PUBLIC HALL, IPSWICH ...

... THE BAND OF THE ROYAL FUSILIERS, by k;nd permission of Col. Inglis. Reserved Seats, 33., 23, 18, Seats mav be booked at Mr. A, S. Wigg's, Children half-price to Reserved Seats. ...

... 7th ROYAL FUSILIERS. Killed—Co\onr Serjeant Joshua Purcell, Seijeant Eli Everett, Corporals Robert Wickfield and Charles Elliott; Privates James Bowman, George Clinton, Jesse Jones, Henry Woolford, William Bennett, Christopher Calverley, Joseph Irwin ...

... 'MOUSIC FOR THE ROYAL FUSILIERS ENTERTAINMENT AT COLCHESTER A cepital entertainment, arranged by Capt. Whyte-Hopkins, Me A. L. Hall, Mr. H. D. Swan, and Mrs. Jenks, was given on Wednesday evening in ths Co-operative Hall, Colchester, to members of the ...

... SECOND ROYAL FUSILIERS. Wounded—Colour-Serreaat W. Heaclippl . Qsrporal S. Ontoben. Privates W. Davis. - - kloldstein, Payse, L. Clarke, G. Hilt, T. Dilkes. FIRST WELSH Wounded—Lance-Corporal J. Vaughan, Privates R. Gardner, W. PsLner, J. Peralow, T, ...

... THE ROYAL FUSILIERS' BEAGLES This gallant little pack met at Cock Watch Farm, on Monday, and had a capital day, though the trysting piace yvis left far behind before signs of sport appeared; for we found a labouring gentleman's emphatic No, to our ...