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... lieutenentmulonel, in the Royal Merionethshire Light :annoy Regiment of Militia; Douglas John Dickinson, Eaq., late of the Royal Fusiliers, to be major, vice Wod, resigned, in the Royal Brecknockshire Militia Ride corps. LLANGOLLEN BRITISH SCHOOL—OR the 15th ...
... the light division, they had taken such pains to defend and secure. The 95th Regiment, immediately on the right of the Royal Fusiliers in the advance, suffered equally with that corps an immense loss. The aid of the Royal Artillery in all these operations ...
... lil FOURTH REGIMEN~T. to ?? cc 8 woundedJ. in( ,f Privatcs.-UcIrrott tderdon, lietiacl Outlay, and Wiltiram SEVE'NTH rOYAL FUSILIERS. h Coloo~r Serj-ecnlt, end JaSlln 1'eroll. tl g Serjeant.-Eli Everett. Si S. Corporals-Robert Wie.Jifzd, and Charles Elliott ...
... terminated, and by Majol-Goeneral Cod- f rington, who succeeded him in the command, are Lieutenant- Colonel Yea, of the Royal Fusiliers; Major Sir Thomas Trou- bridge, of the same regiment, who was commanding in a r battery, and, though desperately wounded ...
... 'UpAbe gtuflib low). WlAR OFFICE GAZETTE. 0 7th Royal Fusiliers-Lieutonant General S'r George Brown, 0 from the 77th Foot, to be colonel. n 36th Begiment of Foot-Lieutenafut-General Seott to be Is colonel 77th Regiment of Foot-Lieutenant.General Goldie ...
... The object of its publication ievery laudable: The proceeds of its sale to be given to the special fund of the 23rd Royal Fusiliers. That is a worthy object hitherto not duly aided by the people of Wales; but I hope this little book will create a sensation ...
... right attack, and Lieut.-Col. Mulldy, the Field Officer of the trenches, were most judi- cious; and Capt. Turner, of the Royal Fusiliers, and Capt. Jordan, of the 34th regiment, are reported to have done their duty in the most gallant manner. 'They opened ...
... under the vomessail General, no. Field N 1.08111.1, the Lord Raglan, leaving behind them a name that will render the Royal Fusiliers imperishable iu the memory of tame oinairtryiurn, so lung as oldent patriotism and to like deeds of glory, shall noutioue ...
... husband was no more. Colonel Yea'; of the 7thflegiment, entered the army in 1825. . As lieuteaant-colonel he commanded the Royal Fusiliers n throughout the Eastern campaign of 1854. It will not be for- n; gotten how terribly his corps suffered at the Alma. ...
... his seniors being either killed or wounded ; Lieutenant Pearson, of the same corps ; and Lieutenant H. M. Jones, of the Royal Fusiliers. Colonel Shirley likewise eulogises the conduct of the 62nd under Colonel Shearman ; and here I must be permitted to express ...
... of the .57th, who commanded the storming party under his direction, were both killed, as was also Colonel Yea, of the Royal Fusiliers, who led the right column. I cannot say too much in praise of these officers. Major-General Sir Johneampbell had commanded ...
... of the 57th, who commanded the storming party under his direction, were both n killed as was also Colonel Yea, of the Royal Fusiliers, who led the right column. , I shall not be able to send your lordship correct lists of the d killed and wounded by this ...