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... long and swecessfnlly at the head of the regiment, Major Turner of Turner Hall, Major Mon. J. S. Napler, Captain Forbes (Royal Fusiliers), Mrs Alexander Man, on hotseback with several other ladies, the Hon. Mrs Douglas and the Misses Douglas, dc, &c. LORD ...
... auxiliary forces; Colonel Eyre. M.P., 2nd Nottingham Rifle Volunteers; Colonel B. W. Routledge, 2nd Volunteer Battalion Royal Fusiliers; and Mr -R. H. Knox, C.B., Accountant- General of the Army. Mr H. D. De la Beie, of the War Office, will act as secretary ...
... 1500 strong, 500 being armed q with guns, and some 1000 with spears and dahs. Our ' force consisted of 170 men of the Royal Fusiliers, and b 85 Sepoys of the 12th Madras Infantry, commanded a by.Colonel Simpson of the latter regiment. The enemy I I held ...
... as The Kaimakan Mac- 3 Donald, and to his fellow countrymen as Major I Hector Archibald MacDonald, D.S.O., of the E Royal Fusiliers. After a service of over nine t years in the ranks, MaiDonald, then a sergeant, ,was given a commission in the Gordon ...
... Several of the cavalry regiments could each call up over 300 men and few less thin 200; whilst the line regiments, the Royal Fusiliers, the Cheshire, the Oxfordshire Light Infantry, the Yorkshire, the King's Rifles and the Rifle Brigades could each call ...
... tierces 1,700 barrels,at £4 17g. per tieree, and £3 7s. 6d. per barrel. a A set of-new colourrs was presented to the 7th Royal Fusiliers, in Portsmouth garrlson, on Monday afternoon, by Lady Au gus ta Fiticlarence, wife of the Lieutenant-Governor, Major-General ...
... Eienrietta Euplieumis t almanii, dauighter oif the late Air Lilltain U f DlZariCsLh, Peeblesshire, aRith Captailt Cooper, Royal Fusiliers. Tile wedditng Ml;S (writes it ady correspolldent) cele- blated at St Atarlk's Churcll, North Audley I Street, London ...
... (Connaught Rangers, attached) and Corporal Derine ; wounded severely- Lieutenants A. G. Chachester and Drummond-Wolff to- : (Royal Fusiliers, attached), Colour-Sergeant Savage, ruj Sergeant Dormongly (? Darmady), Privates Ryan, an, Looby, Stalls, Malone, Woodall ...
... TER&AOEROUST kTfAtKG BY BOERS. (PaBSS AsooSArLzON 'WA SPRCIAL.) Msekiisg, Monday. Ywsterday evening Private Park, of the Royal Fusiliers, who was on oirbpoet duty at Mariteani, on challengia mn who was spproachding him, was fired at by the labter and wounded ...
... in the Crimea, is to be increased to 1600 bayonets b Le each-viz., Ist Foot (Royal Scots), 3d Buffs, 4th Foot, 7th-' d Royal Fusiliers, 9th Foot, 14th 'ditto, 17th ditto, 1Sti Rorl . a Irish, 19th Foot, 20th ditto, 21st Royal North British Fusili -oiers ...
... following regiments are to constitute the army of occupation in Egypt for the summer, viz.:-20th BEussars, 1st Battalion Royal Fusiliers, 1st Battalion 'Yorkshire, lst Battaliou Cheshire, 1st Battalion Dorsetshire, 1st Battalion Welsh, 2nd Battalion Essex ...
... appointed a second lieutenant in the 16th Lancers in 1891, having previously t served in the 5th (Militia) Battalion of the I Royal Fusiliers. g Mr Primmer is devoting his attention to the I consumption of alcoholic drinks. He has given t notice of the following ...