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... wbi Ld_ bsought by Mils Elleabeth.AthklilSo, a milliner in, Liver- pool, against Lieueinant George S. Orred, of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, to meover damages In au alleged breach of promise to Misry, and, from the ?? of the defendant% iho In the nephew of the ...
... circulated among the troops at present stationed in the South Camp that Corporal James Brett, of the 2nd Battalion 7th Royal Fusiliers, which are quarteredinthe front lines of the South Camp, bad been shot ulead by a private soldier of the regiment, named ...
... It wq an action brouglt by &ilsabath Atkinson, a-milliner inTiverpool, against Lieutenant George S. Orred, of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, to recover damages for an alleged breach of promise to marq i' and from the social position of the defendant, who is ...
... Major Ker-Fox, South Staffordshire Regiment; Major Maunsell, 2nd Battalion. Royal Munster Fusiliers; Captain Parsons, Royal Fusiliers; and Sir Simeon Stuart, late lieutenant of the Dragoon Guards. Major Davies, Major Xer-Fox, and Captain Parsons appeared ...
... was fined 32s 6d for having worked thiree hor-s - hiLwht. they wvere in an unit state. Thomas Brogan, a private in the Royal Fusiliers, for deserting his wrife, wvas tent to prison for a month. ...
... happily now a rare occurrence in Aldershott, took plate at the South Camp, Corporal James Brett, of the 2nd battalion 7th Royal Fusiliers, having been shot dead by a man of the corps named William Dixon. Both the deceased and the murderer lived in the same ...
... doubt. ABSENT FROM TRAINING. Arthur Tatlsm, labourer, of Cookfield, was charged with being nbaont from training in the Royal Fusiliers between the 12th of April end the 8th of Mny.-Colr.. Sergt. Olleref Honeslow,was present and stated the case, whirl was ...
... Russians lost about 5.000. of whom 900 were pri- soners. Tie British re-iments which suffered the greatest loss were the Royal Fusiliers, the Royal Welsh Fnsiliars, and the Duke of Wellington's. The regiments engaged in tho fight decorated their colours with ...
... circulated among the troops at present statioued in the South Camp that Corporal James Brett, of the 2nd Battalion 'th Royal Fusiliers, which are quarterell. in the front lines of the South Camp, bad becti shot dead by a private soldier of the regiment ...
... SUICIDE OF A VOLUNTEER. Mr. A. Braxton Hicks, Coroner, has received from Colonel Long, of the 3rd Volunteer Battalion the Royal Fusiliers, the Report of a Board ot' Iuquiry held into the circumstances attending the death of Private Cooney, who committed suicide ...
... Colonel C. Fairclough, commanding the 3rd depot battalion at this garrison, fbr the trial of private Thomas Tole, 7th Royal Fusiliers, who, as it was alleged, when serving with his regiment before Sebastopol, in 1855, deserted to the Russian enemy, and ...
... under romnanticus-=m stance, of a private lelonjing' to the Infantry depot It transpires that J1ames Parsons, of the Royal Fusiliers, having obtained hbis pass for the Christmnas holidays, was ?? a letter from his sweetheart at Havant, before starting ...