... DUBLIN TROOPS FOR INDIA. Last atoning. tis the London fowl North- Western strnmer. a draft of the Ist Battalion Royal Fusiliers from Wellingten klarra..lia, consisting of 120 non-conimissioced officers and men. left en router to join the troon,hip Reaa ...

... from wounds uu the throat. alleged to have bees waif-intlicted. it appears that Barry. who is a pritate in the Second Royal Fusiliers. stationed in Cork. was on furlough and living with his father. Patrick Barry. shoemaker. 9 Brahazon street. While engaged ...

... Countess Anne-ley, I. at an offl.-ers' consatearent no.ne Lagnod. haring undergone • might operation recently. Be in the Royal fusiliers, aad •as in action at Gallipoli and li n . France. He sent through the thrhitng at Camb, and escaped without • arrateh ...

... Officers) —Ist Yorks Regiment beat Ist Connaught Rangers; Ist Sherwood Foresters beat 2nd East Yorks; Ist Royal Fusiliers, & bye- 2nd Round-Ist Royal Fusiliers beat Ist Yorks; Sherwood Foresters, a bye. ...

... Kenilworth. Cherry• mount; Kenilworth 2nd V. &I. Imperial Yeomanry 2nd, Westfield Park, 3.15; South of Ireland Yeo• manry v. Royal Fusiliers. Beggar's Rack. Teams. ...

... report on a visit to a Lazaret at Hamburg, mentions the names of eight prisoners in hospital, including John B. Duffy, 3rd Royal Fusiliers, taken at Ypres in May, 1915, and Patrick O'Brien, 11.F.A., taken (unwounded) in August, 1914. BERMALINE BREAD. Bold only ...

... by the military. _' An enjoyable musical programme was played by . the massed hands of the East Lancashire. Berkshire, Royal Fusiliers, and Middlesex Regiments. tlaelic Athletic Sports in Bray attracted a large crowd of spectators, and the satiety entertainment ...

... Aberdeen, G.CLILta., Lord I,!initenant, held his first Levoe for the re•so• et Dahlia Castle yesterday. The Band d the Royal Fusiliers performed • varied seleitioa of amok in the Upper Castle Yard, His Exceßeacy nee accompanied by Geodes' th• Lord CreafelL ...

... Lieut. Monday, 2nd Seaforth Highlanders: Lieut. Giratt. let Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, and Second Lent. Hill, 2nd Royal Fusiliers, sick and wounded; Master Gunner Rouse, Garrison Artillery on medical certificate; 187 men of various corps, invalids; ...

... nremier place among military bands in Ireland was announced as follows:—The lot Royal Irish Fusiliers, Dublin, 1; 4th Royal Fusiliers. Dublin, 2: 4th Lancashire Fusiliers. Tipperary, 3 . For the best conducted band the prize baton was awarded to Mr. G ...

... Died of Wounds. Sec.-Lt. H. Wood, Royal Fusiliers. OFFICERS WOUNDED. Sec.-Lt. E. Binge Trower, S. Wale 6 Borderers. Major A. A. Crookshank, R.E. Sec.-Lt. S. A. Harper, Cheshires. Sec.-Lt. J. W. Rutledge, R.E.44. U. J. 0. Seager, Middlesex. Capt. G. C ...

... the formed by the explosion this morn,i'ter exploding mines. The infantry of the Northumberland , tas illere and the Royal Fusiliers as;tilted the German salient at St. Eloi e tssfully, taking the front and second trenches on a front of some 600 yards ...