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... Weir, Vito. Harvey, Lawther, jun., and John S. Mack la ell there wete &ban guests. Tbe full band of the-2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers accompanied Mi. party, and on arrival alongside H.M.S. Majestic. the Mayor and Corporation were reoeitHt on board by the ...
... carriers on the Congo. He was the second son of Sir Walter Barttelot, M.P., and was a major in the Ilst Battalion of the Royal Fusiliers. He served in the Afghan campaign, for which he received the medal and clasp, and in the Egyptian campaign, winuing a ...
... Warwickshire, R.G.A.. R.G.F., Ac. A contingent of R.A.M.C.'s iTS also on board. The whole are in charge of Major Stanton, Royal Fusiliers. The embarkation was in the hands of Major Strachan. Captain Hudson, R.N., represented the Admiralty, and was apparently ...
... under the command of Brigaglier.Getional J.ll. ewand, C 8. . A.D.C., ooraisted of datachntents of the Et h Battalion Royal Fusiliers (Legion of Frontiersmen), Loyal North Inneashlres. and King's African .RiAos, with some artillery, while the guns of the ...
... produetive M great merriment, and an encore wax loudly demanded. Selections were given at intervals l,y the band of the . Royal Fusiliers hinder the conductorship of Mr. Sydney V. 110,s, bandmaster), by permission of Colonel J0111(.1 Williams and officers ...
... the Corananoe festivities. There abo arrived here, from Aldeneok daring the afternoon. 10 officers and 263 mos of 6th Royal Fusiliers. They OQ the steamer Rod of Erne for Dundalk. ...
... with our _ - baronets. Our loss was Protectorate Regiment killed; nine wounded. including Captain C. Fitrolarence, 3rd Royal Fusiliers; slightly wounded, Lieut. _ Enemy loss unknown, but considerable. Enem v have now vacated Signal Hill, and laagered two ...
... the English Channel. Two bodies beep been recovered. After an abunce from England of nearly 21 yowl, the Fir,t Battahun Royal Fusiliers arrived at Southampton in the troopship Soudan ntorniug. According to • telegram dated St. Petersburg, Thutsday, forty ...
... waa carrying a number of civil passengers, as well as Lieutenant Unrris, Welsh Fusiliers, Lieutenant French Brewster, Royal Fusiliers, and twenty-one men, all convalescent. None of them reported to be injured. From General, Cape Town, to Secretary ef State ...
... left flanks respectively, but in both oases heavy drove them back. At four p.m., under support of our artillery, the Royal Fusiliers were able to advance beyond the first line of captured trenches, but the fact that the kit Bank wait held back made the ...
... Salamis had on board 20 officers and 358 men ot Ist Gordon Highlanders. 17 officers and 343 men of the 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers. and drafts from the 9th and 17th Batteries of the Royal Field Artillery. whilst -.Lc Dilwara brought home 800 Yeomanry ...
... suspended. The Cunard transport Parents, which left St. Vincent on the 2nd inst. with 53 officers and 1,494 men of the Royal Fusiliers and Royal Scots Fusilien, Act, arrived here to-day. FOR THE RELIEF OF KIMBERLEY. Orange River Camp, Nov 15, 1235 p.m.—The ...