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... the next matter to which I am going to refer is more damaging still. There is a story told Mr. Hope, late of the 72nd Royal Fusiliers, apropos of the War Office advertisement for the breech - loading rifle of the future. This advertisement stipulates that ...
... David Robert Michel, Dewlish, Durst; she died in 1846. His only son, Lieat.- Culonel Lacy Walter Tea, who commanded the Royal Fusiliers throughout the Eastern campaign, was killed before Sebastopol, in June, 1835. The first oaronet was sheriff of Somerset ...
... members of the Board fi\et after one o’clock.] marriage is arranged to lake place between Colonel Aldworth, late the Royal Fusiliers, son of Mr. and J-*ady Letitia Aid worth, of Newmarket, in the county of Cork, and Lady Mary Bernard, eldest daughter ...