... A. Maddon, which is to proceed to Ireland. Orders were also received at the same time to hold the 2nd battalion 7th Royal Fusiliers, commanded by Colonel J. H. Cooper, to be held in readiness to proceed from Alderehot to Brecon and Newport, to relieve ...

... already been reported about 2 noncommissioned officers and men killed 71 wounded 300 missing 7 total 472. December 4. THE ROYAL FUSILIERS. To {kc EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. SiR,-The present war will stand out in British military annals as absolutely ...

... Major Godley, RI). F. ; Major Ander- son, R.A.M.C. C' Captain \Vilson, ?? Royad Horse Guards; Captain Fitztlareice, 7th Royal Fusiliers ( Captain Vernon, 60th Rifles ; Ca ptait San(lfor(l, A. S.C. ; lieutenant IDulllop-Sn ith, A.V.I) ; lieutenant IMIallo- ...

... the 12th Lancers, Captain R. G. Broadwood; and the Gordon Highlanders, Captain Hector Macdonald, ?? now a Major in the Royal Fusiliers, as to whose brilliant career we published a note a week or two back. Last night being Grand Night at the Middle Temple ...

... Browne equipment by volunteer officers, a correspondent kindly informs us that permission- has been given to the 3rd V.B. Royal Fusiliers to adopt this equipment. We are glad to hear this, -and agree with our correspondent that similar permission would probably ...

... given for the Royal Westminster Militia (5th Royal Fusiliers), embodied on December 18, 1899, to be moved from Salis- bury Plain to Hounslow on the 16th inst. The Royal London Militia (6th Royal Fusiliers), embodied May 1, 1900, move from Dover to Finsbury ...

... Rangers, Athlone; 1st Royal Dublin Fusiliers, The Curragh 1st Royal Irish Regiment, Buttevant. Fusilier Brigade.-2nd Royal Fusiliers, Aldershot; 2nd Royal Scots Fusiliers, Chatham, forAldershot; 1st Royal Welsh Fusiliers, Devonport; 2nd Royal Irish Fusiliers ...

... na:imelv, A. Wolsev, NVcst kes; Y' 11! 1 and 36th Company Imperial Yeomanry W. 1. Rice, London Ritlo .11 ,, and 1st Royal Fusiliers; S. 1. North, 'Bethunc's Mounted I tiiatrv I lii- Nollett, City Imperial Voliunteeers, and E. Allanson, who is il t e ...

... i, Feb. 13. March 8: Ariendel Castle.-4th (Militia) Battalion South Staffordshire Regi- ment, and drafts.for the 2nd Royal Fusiliers, 2nd Royal Scots Fusiliers, 1st Royal Welsh Fusiliers, and 2nd Somerset Light Infantry, and small detachment for Militia ...

... rapidly be injured beyond repair. In a letter we published last Tuesday the writer, Captain Birch, of the 3rd Battalion Royal Fusiliers, implies that the wide difference between the volunteers and imilitia is not generally understood. We think that he hardly ...

... We now know the regiments to which new battalions are to be added. These regiments-namely, the Royal Warwickshire, the Royal Fusiliers, and the Lancashire Fnsiliers-have been selected because of the large recruiting districts to which they belong. The cadres ...

... it is interesting to note that every single one of the three regiments which were selected for treatment--namnely, the Royal Fusiliers, the Warwickshire, and the Lau- cashire-has at this moment one battalion at home and two battalions abroad. In, other ...