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... 1o .be lieutenant, vice Freemantle ; Sir joga Shelly, Bart. to be enfign, vice Maddock. 1 7th rwf-eot of foot, (or the Royal Fusiliers) Licot Walker to be quarter mafter, vice Taylor, thun-.t' , Capt Freeman to be Major, by. pu’:hlfi’o wice Black, who retires ...
... performances in Golden Square and Gordon's Hospital Grounds, during last summer, of the excel- leut band of the 87th Royal Fusiliers, be again resumed. The first promenade took place on Saturday at two o'clock; and we understand they will be continued ...
... 72d (Highlanders), 15th, 16th, 66th, 34th, 93d (Ilighianders), 3Pth, 95th, 77th, 73d. 88th (Con- naught Rangers), 7th (Royal Fusiliers)x 19th.- United Ser- vce Gazette. DEATH OF MAJOR-GriaREAT. THOMAS FRYERS.-Major- General T. Fryers, of the Royal Engineers ...
... ho11eeold troops now in the ?? Guards, 3dlbahio from Chichester: Coldstream Guards, 1st battalion, from Wied. sor; 7th (Royal Fusiliers) from Winchester; 23d (RoyalWelh Fusiliers) from Plymouth; 43d (Monmouthslire Light IzDLnhy) from Dublin; 52d (Oxfordshire ...
... tierces 1,700 barrels,at £4 17g. per tieree, and £3 7s. 6d. per barrel. a A set of-new colourrs was presented to the 7th Royal Fusiliers, in Portsmouth garrlson, on Monday afternoon, by Lady Au gus ta Fiticlarence, wife of the Lieutenant-Governor, Major-General ...
... Rifle, also the other regiments line, soon circumstances will permit. Nilitakt Obitcabt.— Captain Richard Klrwln, late Royal Fusiliers, died on the 6th instant, Brighton entered the service In October, ; he aor. the with that regiment, 1 wna teverely wounded ...
... following inscription Sam-* , She memory of Corporal Joseph Fenton, Privates Patrick Carlin George Driver, of the ih Royal Fusiliers, who lost their lives in the snow-storm on the neighbouring moor, the 12th of February, 1853, when In the eiecu. tion ...
... their departure to the Mediterranean as a second instalment of troops for Turkey - The lst Foot (Royal Regiment), the 7th Royal Fusiliers, the 19th Foot, the '23d Royal Welsh Fusiliers, the 88tb (Connaught Rangers), the 95th Foot. The 8th Hussars and l1th ...
... the following regiments are under to prepare for their departure the Mediterranean Th Ist Foot (Royal Regiment), the Royal Fusiliers, the Foot, the 23d Royal Welsh Fusiliers, the 88th (Connaught R tngers), the 95:h Foot. The Hussars and 17th Lane are ...
... abandon tbe poeition they had taken inch pains to defend and secure. The Mlh Regiment, immediately on the tight of the Royal Fusiliers in the cdranee, suffered equally with that corps immense loss. The aid of the Royal Artillery m all these operations was ...
... follows:- fIc * Lieutenant General Sir George Brown speaks iu the higbest. terms m of.Lieutenant-Colonel Yea, of the Royal Fusiliers; Lieutenant-Colo ne! Chester, of the 23d, who was unfortunately kioled, and of Captain R Bell, who sueceeded to the command ...
... n, Hubert Hubison, Michael Meuklc, John Williams. Misting. Privates —Garret Cordon, Michael Curley, Wm. Kennedy, 7th royal fusiliers. C ilour-Scrgoant—Joshua Purcell, Sergeant—Eli Everett, Corporals—Robert Wlckfield, Charles Elliott. Privates—James Bowman ...