... A DYING COLONEL AND HIS REGIMENT. Lieut.-Colonel Francis Charles Annesley. commandiag the Battalion Royal Fusiliers, died Cambsidge Barracks. Woolwich, yesterday! ■ = | == ~ y l^avssli weeks ago being removed from his private • ua,reu4 from the kiodred ...

... Dublin., shots ware fired at the guard. Blank cartridges appear to have been used at first. The barracks wore aroused; the Royal Fusiliers and other guards had to be reinforced, and upon their advanci ng upon the Ilisbonsegb Comp were met by bayonets anal • ...

... Brigade. Royal Irish Fusiliers. _ . _ _ 2nd Battalion Highland Lig ht Infantry. 4th Battalion King's Roy al Rifle Corps. Royal Fusiliers. let Battalion Royal Lancaster Regiment. MOOT GIIARDB. Irish Guards. Scots Guards. Coldstream Cruardia Grenadier Guards ...

... appointment as Chaplain in Ordinary to the King, by the Lord Chamberlain. _ . „ Hewlett, Second Lieut. R., Battalion Royal Fusiliers, by Major-General G. Barton, C. 8., Massey, Major G., Sod Battalion Norfolk Regiment. on promotion, the Adjutant-General ...

... Simla left Southampton for India with 1200 troops on board. The number from detachments of the Royal Artillery, thefiret Royal Fusiliers, the second Oxford Light Infantry, and Mountain Artillery. Liontenant-Colonel Banister, Royal Artillery, is in command ...

... LOCAL COMMISSIONS krd Volunteer Battalion. Norfolk Regiment— Captain 11. C. Batt, the Royal Fusiliers (City of London) Regiment. to be adjutant, rice Captain F. W. Crawehay. retired pay (late of the Bedfordshire Regiment), who has vacated that appointment ...

... St. MniVs, Brynn'lnn Square, by tha rector, the liev. W. H. Fremantle, Captain Cnwrut Dou.iHTr, H.M.’s 28r,l Regiment (Royal Fusiliers), youngest son of F. G. Doughty, Esr., of Woo.lbri.lge, to AI.ICK Ci.ara. only daughter of Bingham, Esq., of SG, Cumberland ...

... Preaton. Patbans; Lient. Grant. Bth Oorkha Kiflea; Lient. Mitchell. 23rd Sikh Pioneers, and three men. all slightly, let Royal Fusiliers; about 30 native ranks.” ...

... absence till the 22nd proz. Colonel Gcorge retires from the service on the expiration of his leave. Lieutenant Dunning, Ist Royal Fusiliers, proceeds to Hy the to-day (Monday), for a co arse of instruction in musketry, A detachment of the depOt, Essex Regiment ...

... —MACADAM. A faia. tire occurred the early hours Sunday the Military Barracks. Mullingar, occupied by the 4th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers. The otticero* mess was found to be in flainct. and several men rushed to save the colours therein deposited. Four were ...

... MACADAM A fatal fire occurred in the early hours ,-tinday at the Military Barracks. Mullingar, occupied the Battalion. Royal Fusiliers. The officer*' was found to be in flame*, and several men rushed to save tlio COIOUTS therein deposited. Four were fearfully ...

... with the head-quarters, under Lieutenant- Colonel if. Crosbie,late of the Slat Foot,accompanied by a small pasty of the Royal Fusiliers and R.A.M.C., and the left half of the battalion by the second train which followed acme twenty minutes later, in charge ...