... Legacy to Crossing-Sweeper. Major George Horatio Brand, of 5, Old Quebec-street, Portman-square, W., late of the Royal Fusiliers, who died on January Bth, aged - ninety-one, left £49,203. He bequeathed £5 to William Smith, crossing sweeper with frozen ...

... successfully filled several first-class staff appointments, and was specially brought in to coniniand a battalion of the Royal Fusiliers. We are glad to hear that Colonel Gaisford intends to settle down at his own home, Conynger Hurst, at an early date. ...

... when George Lewis Turner, of 13, Chester-terrace, Regent's Park, was summoned by Major William Conolly, late of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, for assault and insulting behaviour. The defendant said it was a common practice for bookmakers of high standing to travel ...

... NTARTIC TRAGEDY. Two more explorecs have lost their lives in the Antarctic. One is Lieutenant B. E. S. Minis, of the Royal Fusiliers, and the other Dr. Mertz, a Swiss champion ski-runner. • Both were comrades of Dr. Rawson, the leader of the expedition ...

... of the 18th June, as notified in Battalion Orders of the 24th March, 1887. s.—Private Dhubat, Ist Volunteer B rttaliou Royal Fusiliers, will be attached to A Company, Lancaster. 6. Sergeant-Instructors will take every opportunity to practice the non-co ...

... Strickland, who was accompanied by Capt. Haines, late of the local Volunteer detachment, and now of the City of London Royal Fusiliers. The Ulverston men, who paraded 84 strong, were joined at the station by nearly 30 of the Leven Valley contingent, who ...

... Pram:is Colborne, resigned, is a kinsman of the Earl of Harewood, was born in 1864, and hat long been associated with the Royal Fusiliers (City of London R.egiment). He was aide-deeamp to the Lieutenant-General commanding the Western District for the five ...

... DESERTER. —On John Pickering ; placed in the dtock, the Chief Oone stated that he was charged with og deSerted from the list Royal Fusiliers, at Dublin, in ober, 1910. as arrested by hate 17 7t i te 3 Conltday e) nannigsetita a letter to the cornidling officer ...

... Mosley, 14th Punjab Infantry, and Lieut. Chapman, Ensign Sanderson, and Assistant. Surgeon Pile, all three of the 101st Royal Fusiliers. The bodies of the three first officers in the above list were sent on to Naoshera for burial; the other three were buried ...

... Manchester. J. S. Cockshott, Oakworth, near Keighley. William Craver, Oakworth, near Keighley. Capt. and Mrs. Bennett, Royal Fusiliers, Thom cliffe. Rev. C. H. Parez, Thorncliffe. Mrs. and Miss Young, Grasmere. Emma Elizabeth Alcott, Woolson, near Liverpool ...

... of four and live o'clock in the afternoon a rumour was circulated that Corporal James Brett, of the 2nd Battalion 7th Royal Fusiliers, which is quartered I in the front lines of the South Camp, had been shot dead by a private soldier of the regiment, named ...

... gentleman of the Privy Chamber to Henry VIII., and to his son Edwerd. FATAL OCCIIRRENCE.—Lieutenant Langworthy, of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, left his father's residence at Ilminster, a few days ago, and drove in a trap towards Yeovil, intending to be present ...