... large. Ewes buoyant, from Parsley 33s to 455. The price wa, 60s tor wethers. kbnrrt Thomah Tole, fi»rinerly to the ilh Royal Fusiliers, who so has-ly deserted to the enemy while serving in the Crimea with his regiment, arrived at Chatham Barracks on Friday ...

... PRECAUTIONS DROGHEDA. Droghed/ . Tuesday. —For three nights past the men the garrison stationed in this towntne 21st Royal Fusiliers, commanded Colonel Holt—have been kept under arms, in pursuance of instructions from the authorities Dublin. The constabulary ...

... Bundoran Junction. At 7.45 pm. they left for Omagh, which was reached shortly before eight. A detachment of the Tyrone and Royal Fusiliers, with their band, were drawn up outside the railway station under command Adjutant aud Captain R. I). Ellis, Captain L ...

... rest with the Court which adjourned till Wednesday. Dublin, Wednesday. the Court-Martial on Lieut- Lambert, on the List Royal Fusiliers, was resumed at the Royal Barracks. The Court was con. stituted as before of the following officers : Colonel W W • Lakin ...

... late Mr. Wheaton Chard, formerly of Mount Tamer, near Plymouth; his eldest brother is Captain William Chard, of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, The deceased officer was educated at Plymouth Grammar School, and proceeded Woolwich Military College, and commission ...

... wounds of other men of the storming party. Lieut. William St. Lucien Chase, Bombay Staff Corp., and Private Ashford, the Royal Fusiliers, for conspicuous gallantry on the occasion of the sortie Item Candahar, on August 18, 1880, against the village of Dell ...

... VIOLENT ASSAULTS BY SOLDIERS. At the Aldershot Pulice-court Patrick O'Brien and James Fleming, privates in the Royal Fusilier weie cha - ged whh aikaulting two menibets of the liant.s Constabulary, whoee evidence was to the effect that on a given night ...

... Lane Fox, and Miss Emtneline Smith, cousins of the bride. The bildegroorn was accompanied by Mr. Mansell-Pleydell (1h Royal Fusiliers), as his best The bride's was composed of cream-white broc trimmed with Brussels lace and pearls, and tulle veil fastened ...

... the Connaught Rangers, attached, and Corporal Devine. Wounded severely—Lieutenants A. U. Chichester and Drummond Wolff, Royal Fusiliers, Attached, Colour-Sergeant Savage, Sergeant Dorwonghy (?) Dormady, Privates Ryan. Looby, Steno, Malone, Woodall, Sheir ...

... Livingstone, Royal Highlanders; Major F. S. Terry, halfpay, King's Own Borderers; Lieutenant H. 11. Druminond- Wolff, Royal Fusiliers; Lieutenant R.F. M. F. M. Synge, Highland Light infantry; Lieutenant G. T. J. Carey, name; Lieutenant K L. McCausland ...

... befcre, by !loggia's badgemen, and escotted by a ward of honour of the it iffmergeants of the itlu B attalion of the Royal Fusiliers City of London Regiment% There was, however, a mach more beautiful rag of the Fill ted Statea amongst the liatim•rs of ...

... rreon-Maer (I. Walker; the Army Signalling Corp.‘, which did most useful service, under Lieutenant-Colonel F. C. Keyser, Royal Fusiliers; and the Post Office Corps, under Major G. C. Sturgeon. The Military Mountel Police, under Quartermaster C. Broaches, ...