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... Battalion, Twenty-third, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, London and Canterbury ; hty-eighth Connaught Rangers, Canterbury, (Seventh Royal Fusiliers, Forty-eight, and Ninety-fifth, Ports- mouth); First Battalion Rifle Brigade, Dover ; Second Battalion, Kingston and ...
... cumeert beem y Nos with an of £800 per nigbt for a of comcerts, the prima domma has mot, 1 given a decisive of the tard Royal Fusiliers, was on shot through the bead im his room at the Hounslow Barracks As he did went to his dur, found On the with a rile ...
... have arrived at Combennere Abbey. Lieut. C. R. degg'HfU* D. 8.0.. i* fretted adjutant of the 4th (Militia) Battalion Royal Fusiliers, and is granted the rank of captain. The degree of Doctor Laws was conferred upon Dr. Walford Davies and Mr. C. Bliln ...
... Freeman ‘Kate Kea Miss W ‘Who will o! fer the downs so free, Bandsmen J Q. Farr, E P, MeManus, G, W. Hadley, Sr The 7th Royal Fusiliers, Bandsmen G. Farr; ban Josone ‘He never Mr Cave; comic Billington ; ‘The Lost Cb ,” Miss Williams ; dust, ‘The board Wateh ...
... London. W. yon get the same kind of ointment as Mr. bw* The Prince of Wales opened the handsome new headquarters ol the Royal Fusiliers (of which he i. colonal-w* chief) Hampstead. London, on Monday night. ...
... Capt- Tburburn, Lieut.-Col. Currie, Mrs. Carrie, Miss Bodes, Miss Bradley-Batoinson. Mr. H. B. Macartney. Captain Legge (Royal Fusiliers). Mr. Arthur Dillon, Mr. B. Lynch-Staunton. 8.A., Lady Chetwode, Miss Chetwode, Miss Vanghan-Lee, Miss Moseley. Miss Gordon ...
... lace Wheaten Chard, f ormerly of Mount Tamer, mouth. His eldest brother is Captain William Chard, of , near Phy- the 7th Royal Fusiliers. was educated at Grammar Sebool, und proceeded to Woolwich wary ¢ College, and « commission wes given for wished examination ...
... be had fal out, and another man took his place. The Welsh ot Regiment broke down after going some sixty miles, and the Royal Fusiliers about 1-30, this being due to one of Pa the men running into » wall at Burlton, and three others running into him. Private ...
... Grenadier Guards, é y marriage with C danghter ‘of Mr Meyrick, and was born in 1816. He was formerty a lieutenant tn the Royal Fusiliers. He served for three ears on King of Hanover’s Staff, was appoint Consal-General in Central America in 1562, amd oecame ...
... Bag, bom of dhe J. Pughe, a a2 December 16, at her residence, Gwernhayled, Mary Ellon, only of the late Major Walker, Royal Fusiliers, aced 71 December M1, the Ven Archdeacen Wickham, of Deosford, Nx CASTUBREAGH, T IRISH QU BSTION. JP, for County Down ...
... guns were placed in the hold accordingly.—New Yor: wer. Tue ALLEGED DESERTER TO THE RUSSIANS. Pr a Thomas Toole, 7th Royal Fusiliers, appeared last we in the general court-martial! room, at Chatham, to take his trial on a charge of deserting to the enemy ...
... out” a soldier was performed at Walmer Barracks, the culprit being John Quin, late a private of the Ist Battalion 7th Royal Fusiliers, who was tried by court-martial at Dover, on the 8rd ult., for making use of treasonable and traitorous language towards ...