... '.THE ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS. Tee well-won field of Alma Adds another laurel wreath To Gambriar's Royal Fusiliers, Who bravely fight beneath The flag that bears untarnished fame And prouder now it sways, ,For Alma's name shall honour it, With England's ...

... game race handicap. All entries close to-morrow (Saturday) at the Crown Hotel, Pontypool. We add that on Saturday the Royal Fusiliers will play the Wanderers on the ground of the latter. ...

... AYLJIEK rC Bridport), Ir. CHILDERS (Secretary for War) said that the Royal Fusiliers iCity of London) Regiment and the King's (Liverpool) Regiment, had been termed The Royal Fusiliers aud The Liverpool Regiment only for the sake of abbreviation in c ...

... ceived in attacking the Russian entrenchments, on the heights of the Alma, the Hon. Charles Luke Hare, Captain of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, and third surviving brother of the Earl of Listowel. On the 23th ult., in the Black Sea, of cholera, the Hon. Robert ...

... Living- stone, Royal Highlanders; Major F. S. Terry, half-pay King's Own Borderers; Lieutenant H. H. Drummond Wolff, Royal Fusiliers; Lieut. R. F. M. F. M. Synge, and Lieutenant G. T. Carey, Highland Light Infantry; LieutenantE. L. M'Causland, R.M.; Captain ...

... that the following regiments arc under orders to prepare for their departure to the Mediterranean :— The 1st Foot, 7th Royal Fusiliers, 17th Foot, 23rd Welsh Fusiliers, the Connaught- Rangers, 95th Foot, 8th Hussars, and 7 7th Lancers. In addition to the ...

... Hubison, Michael Meakle, and John Williams. MISSING PRIVATES.—Garrett Cordon., Michael Curley, and William Kennedy. 7th ROYAL FUSILIERS. KILLED. Colour-Sergeant Joshua Purcell and Sergeant Eli Eeverett. CORPORALS.—Robert Wickfield and Charles Elliott. PRIVATES ...

... (No. 6.) '• Leave of absence is granted, on medical certificate, to the undermentioned officers:—Captain E. Rose, 7th Royal Fusiliers, 6th to 26th Decembor; Lieutenant W. Hesketh, 56th Regiment, 6th to 16th of December, to go on board ship at Balaklava ...

... the neighbouring gentry, the carriages and equipages on the ground numbering not far short of a hundred. The sides were Royal Fusiliers—Mr. H. Mansel Pleydell (captan), Captain P. St. Maur, Mr. G. H. Hayhurst, and Mr. F. Sartoris. Monmouthshire—Captain F ...

... Regt. Light Infantry ■ Cornet the Hon. C. A. Dillon, H.M. 7th Dragoon Guards. To be Extra Aide-de-Camp,—Captain Ponsonby, Royal Fusilier Regiment. To be Private Secretary to the Governor-General,—Edward Eliice, jun., Esq., member of the Imperial Parliament ...

... employed at the Joint Counties Asylum. Claim 17s, for the hire of a pony and trap. Judgment for 12s with costs. POLO.-Royal Fusiliers v. Wanderers.-A match between these clubs was recently played on the grounds of the latter at Pontypool-road. Notwith- ...