... drill by the territorials, Sir Hiram Maxim's experiments with the new pattern rifles, and a parade by veterans of the Royal Fusiliers, the Black Watch and the Royal Munster Fusiliers. The English newspapers characterise Mr. Bryan as an ambitious idealist ...

... fire of the destroyers Scorpion and Wolverine and the cruiser 7'albot, keeping down the artillery fire. The Royal Scots, Royal Fusiliers, Australians, Lancashire Fusiliers and Gurkhas made a tine attack, while the French assistance in the IDGmbardment was ...

... companions were unable to rojoin the Aortas,. which was compelled to Wive thesis tor another year, Lieut. Nino, of the Royal Fusiliers, lost his life throngh falling into a crevasse, and Dr. Merta ids') perisbeii an unesplainad manner. , were made close ...

... Briton nowadays. Great Britain has lost since the war began a total of 1,174 officers killed and 2,- 300 wounded. The 4th Royal Fu,siliers is credited with having been in more actions that any other British regiment and has lost in killed and wounded thre ...

... officets killed, 40 wounded. including 8 who have since died, and 8 missing. Among the killed are Capt. Sir F. E. Waller, Royal Fusiliers, Col. Ward, Middlesex Regiment, previously reported as wounded. and Major Lord C. Fitzmaurice, First Roy al Dragoons, ...

... and a parade by veterans of Seine mains ahead. See interpret this as a. M r. Harcourt in a speech asked for fuller the Royal Fusiliers. the Black Watch and notice to quit and as an inspired prediction I information regarding the suggestion for the Royal ...

... wounded while saving the wounded Surgeon Rangen, for services under fire after receiving fatal wounds ; Lieut. Dease, Royal Fusiliers aid four N.C.O.'s. Lt.• Gen. Sir Douglas Haig has bi,en promoted to the rank of General for gallanti y in the field. A ...