... Northumberland Fusiliers, Dublin to Mcanmeer; First Battalion Royal Warwickshire, Plymouth Jnbbulpore ; First Battalion Royal Fusiliers, Gibraltar to Cawnpore ; First Battalion Liverpool Regiment, Currajh Port-William, Bengal ; Fiiet Battalion Norfolk Regiment ...

... telegraph service has ceased. The aecood wing 'h* 40th Pathme been ordered to Hiligari for Tibet, bat the second hslf of the Royal Fusiliers will remain at L*>boog for the present.—Reuter. ...

... M. N. Royal Lancaster King’s Own Regiment: Second-Lieutenants C. L. Barlow, West Yorkshire Regiment: W. B. F. Raynor, Royal Fusiliers; Pelham Burn, Huih- Imdera; D. Monypenny, Se«forih Highland* r#; Hill, Royal Fasti*rs; H. C. Wtipple. Second Devon; and ...

... following regiments: Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment). Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment). Northumberland Fusiliers. Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment). Devonshire Regiment. Prince Alberts (Somerset light Infantry). Prince of Wales’s Own (West ...

... numbering 30. V to be tured 26 prisoners and several rifles. Ow were one officer (Captain W. L. Baillie) men of the Royal Fusiliers killed, officers and men wounded. Lao 1 , but states that General Barton speaks in high aster of the gallantry displayed ...

... with the bayonet. Our loss was six Protectorate Regiment killed and nine wounded, including Captain C. Fitrclarence. 3rd Royal Fusiliers, slightly, and Lieut. Lcvindon. Names of Killed—Corpl. Burt. 17th Lancers; Trumpeter Josia Loundy, Charles Mayfield M ...

... feature, viz., the carrying of the flag of the States, escorted by a guard of honour of tl mes serjeants, 4th Battalion Royal Fusiliers, U the ehole rante from the Guildhall to West Stars and Stripes appearing, they were greote baad with much cheering. The ...

... General Hart as the occasion might arise. _ . , General Barton’s Union Fusiliers Brigade, consisting of the 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers. Ist Battalion Royal Welsh Fusiliers, 2nd Battalion Roval Scots Fusiliers, and 2nd Battalion Royal Irish Fusiliers, proceeded ...

... House. Cromarty, N. 8., on the ult.. the Rev. Edward Muckleston, M.A Wor. Coll., Oxon, Major Angus Mackay, of the 21st Royal Fusiliers, to Mary Magdalene Poyntz, eldest daughter of Major Sir George Gun Munro of Poyntzfield House. At Aird House, Gruinard ...

... Beaton, $ nent of let Y d been Private Makes (? Oakes). s of a Foy. Ist Gordo: land, Privates Walls, rivate Maclec t High- Royal Fusiliers, Lance-Corporal ¢ =_ «€ net | Private Sayer. Marines, Privat ht. The ‘Jumna,” ey) wounded, and 85 sick on board, suile ...

... from that was to the JMst. thereafter joining the Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders, and finishing his time in the Jl-t Royal Fusiliers. He had medal and two bars for the relief and fall of Lucknow. and medal and bar for Frontier Campaign 1863. It is interesting ...

... bands in some Irish regiments, NortnumberlaJid Fusiliers, and in the Indian and Egyptian armies. A cade* battalion of the Royal Fusiliers in London has a band ofpipers; none those corps pretend to bo HjgAland or even Scottish, and of course none orthom wear ...