... after only a few months' service. He joined the Dorset Regiment in November, 1876, and in 1887 was transferred to the Royal Fusiliers, becoming major in 1894, and retired frorm the 2nd battalion at the Curragh last year and was in September appointed major ...

... Captain MacDonald, ?? of the Gordon High- landers, at the Curragh. has just been promoted to the rank of major in the Royal Fusiliers: but as he is at present serving with the Egyptian army he will not join his new corps. He is certainly a fortunate young ...

... S-affordishire Regimuent, will be transferred to 3Iul- linger. Major Briygs, second in commnand of the 2nd I'attalion Royal Fusiliers at the Curragh, las been pm rnmoted lieut-enimit-oolonel, aid appointed to com- Mand the 3rd Battalion of the regiment ...

... Edmnunds, in succes- t sion to Colonel Collins, whose period of service ex- pired an that day. Colonel Butler, late of the Royal Fusiliers, t about to move to Belfast, has been appointed to command the troops in Barbadoes, in place of Major-General Leach, and ...

... except Lieut. W. [lope and Dr. [tale- and for endaavouring to rally ?? men, in conjunction with Lieut. W. Hope, 7th Royal Fusiliers. Secondly-For having, on the 8th Sep. tember, 1855, after the regiments had retired into the trenchos, clear6d the most ...

... were greeted by the large crowd assembled to wit- ness the evolutions. The regiments taking part were the 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers (7th Foot), numbering about four hundred men, under the cona- mand of Colonel Guyon; the 2nd Battalion North Staffordshire ...

... Esq., M.P., Mrs. Kavanagb, and family; Mrs. Henry Paget, Miss Louisa M'Clintock, the Misses Fowler, &c. Captain Cole, Royal Fusiliers, has arrived in Dublin from Barbavilla, County Westmeath. ...

... The quarters vccated by the 1st Battalion Royal Munster Fusiliers. at Dover. vill be taken over by the 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers, noa in India. It has been decided to bring the corps home, but the movement will not take place until February. No. 9 ...

... free from debt. At night immense throngs awssembled- to witness the illuminations. DEPARTURE OF THE ROYAL FUSILIERS. The 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers, composed of about 500 men, and stationed in Belfast for some time past, left yesterday morning Willowbank ...

... Battalion Coldstream Guards, and the 2nd Battalion Cameron High landers was completed. The Royal Varwjickshire Regiment, Royal Fusiliers, and the Lancashire Fusiliers were the corps to each receive an addi- tional battalion. and it was arranged that these ...

... LONDON GAZrTTu.' Princess Victoria's Royal Irish Fusiliers- Lieutenant Alfred Coryton XrCrea, frorm. the 4th Battalion the Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regtximent), to be second lieutenant in succession to tieutenant W. S. ,T. Barry, promoted. The Roya1 ...

... T. R. Stevenson, Royal Irish Fusiliers; Lieut. A. G. Chichester, Royal Irish Regiment; Lieut. H. H.Drumnaond Wolff, Royal Fusiliers, attached to the Irish Regiment; Lieut. C. P. Livingstone, Royal Highlanders; Major F. S. Terry, half pay. All doing well ...