... Regiment); forwards, Captain Du Maurier (2nd Royal Fusiliers), MIr. Henry (2nd Royal Fusiliers), Mr. Seckham (North Stafford Regiment), Mr. Dudley (North Stafford Regiment), Mr. Legge (2nd Royal Fusiliers). Messrs. John M'Cormick (Sefton, Liverpool) and ...

... iiol by their presence. Byrkind permission of C:,lonel G. F. Guyon and. officers, the splendid ?? of the 2nd Bruttalion Royal Fusiliers, on board the ?? moored at the Abercorn Basin (the fin~ish. rvill perform a select programme of music doringr the regatta ...

... 20 11 4 3 4 Mv. 32 31 0 18 9 2 1 1 2 R.. 185 127 45 97 39 28 11 6 7 ?? 6 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2NaD NORTH STAFFORDS v. 7TH ROYAL FUSILIERS. This match was continned yesterday at Clifton- ville in glorious weather, and resulted in a draw in fevour of the Fusiliers ...

... .2 Hearne ?? 31 13 67 4 ?? 24 7 53 3 ROYAL FUSILIERS v. 9BTEE NORTH - STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT. Played on the Cliftonville ground on May 17th and 18th, the Fusiliers winning by nine wickets. Score:- ROYAL FUSILIERS. 1st innings. 2ni'd innings. Mr. G. R ...

... Hallaa ?? 6 14 31 Cuttell -. 2 1 4 ?? Mold ?? Hallam ?? Cutteu ?? 2SD INNINGS. 0. M. 22 8 7 4 23 10 9 2 R. 32 9 42 14 ROYAL FUSILIERS v. ULSTER. This match was played yesterday at Ballynafeigh, and resulted in a draw somewhat in favour of the home team ...

... cricket for 25 not out. The visitors had made 41 for the loss of two wickets when time was called. N.I.C. 2nd XI. and Royal Fusiliers band were engaged in a match at Ormean on Thursday, when the homesters won by 96 to 83. The North 2nd XI. fought their ...

... been left behind on the occasion of their husbands embarking with their regiments for special service in China. The 7th Royal Fusiliers from Aldorshottiarrived in Portsmouth garrison on Tuesday, and have talken up quarters in Colewort and Cambridge Barracks ...

... J. D. Goodear. 2ud Manchester 32 P rivate C. J. Cocks, lst London 32 Sergeant C. G. Thorpe, lst Royal Fusiliers 32 Sergeant T. Waite. 2nd Royal Fusiliers 32 CoTour-Sergeant Whiteman, 3rd Hante 32 Corporal Glanville, 3rd Hants 32 Private Nicholson, Ist ...

... Macldinnon Cup, also won by England, and the Volunteer Ambulance Association Shield, won by the 2nd Volunteer Bat- talion Royal Fusiliers, were presented to the Lord Mayor with a view to safe custody. The Lord Mayor, in proposing the toast of The English ...

... Gaulerodger (Ulster v North Down) ?? 75a June 3-0. Andrews (North Down v Downpatrick).. 7a . June I-G. Gaukrodier (Ulster v Royal Fusiliers) ?? 72a June 12-5. Lee (N.5L. ?? . ..7 Jtme 12-S Lee (S.R .C. v A~rmaghI) ?? _. 71 June 23-0. Andrews (North-Down v Ulster) ...

... to Belfast Diblric a-nd R.I.C.(-Private Hart. Stiafordshire Regiment. Belfast. 1: Private Ford. do.. 2; Private Berg, Royal Fusiliers, 3. Nine competed. 440 Yards Flat (open to corporals and privates) -Corporal Briqgs, 1; Private Bebbington, 2 Private ...

... Armagh bogan their second innings, and were all out before call of time for 57 runs. Throughout theday the band of the 3rd Royal Fusiliers attended on the ground. and discoursed a select programme of music, which added considerably to the enjoyment of the match ...