... fatal catastrophe occurred at Preston Plucknett, about a mile from Yeovil. It appears that Lieut. Langworthy, of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, who is now on a visit to his father, the well-known solicitor of Ilminster, left his home in order to attend the county ...

... -Yorkahlre-2nd Royal West Sairey end .Dot. R.A.M.C. . 1010 9.-Malta-2nd Coldatreams 1316 9.-Pevonla-2nd Royal Fusiliers and 2nd Royal Scots Fusiliers 1895 t 10.-Aurania-3rd Brigade Staff and slt , Highland Light Infantry . . 1316 ...

... Wellingtonl,Beaufort Busne, 1817 ; Mise C. XVellntftn. Caller Herrin : Ohim A1 Wellington, Oifagrpio Colonel Barton, Royal Fusiliers Merl. Fuller, Wilts Regineiei : Mrs Percy Chaplin, Court, Lady limo or Lot'is XV. : Mrs Coiston. Hornet *: Colossel MFiles ...

... from Ge reral Buller:- Cl11EVELEY, FELRUAIJY 21. FIollen ing casualties reported 19th February K irX.1D. 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers-Capt. W. L. Thurburrr. 1VOUNDED. 2nd Battalion Scottish Rifles-2ud Liaut. J. :r1. Colchester-Wemyss. EC tst Royal Welsh ...

... Mr. Wheaton Chard, formerly of e Mount Tamar, near Plymouth. His eldest brother is l Captain William Chard, of the 7th Royal Fusiliers. t The deceased was educated at Plymouth Grammar . School, and proceeded to Woolwich Military College, d and a commission ...

... forci of departments- that Lieut.-General Sir George Brown speaks in the highest fron terms of Lieut.-ColonelYeai, of the royal fusiliers ; Lieut.- cour Colonel Chester, of the 23rd, who was unfortunately aboi killed ; and of Captain Bell, who succeeded to ...

... Second Seaforth .Highlanders, Liout, Gillatt, First Argyll and Sutherland Hlighianders, and Second l~ient. Hill, Second Royal Fusiliers, siok and e wvounded; Mlaster Gunner Rouse, Garrison Artillery, on medical certllicate; 187 men, various corps, ir invalids; ...

... dinoer at the Smyth Arms, Ashton. ~,FASHCIONABLE WEDanlNG.-On Saturday morning the ilb marriage of Captain Maskelyne, Royal Fusiliers, only eon'of ly Maurice Maskelyne, Esq~., of Upton-house, Gloucoatershire. and Long Ashtou, Somerset, with Miss Patton ...

... Railway, to - Newvport. The arrivals were 21 officers, 344 men, 42 -women, and 1 53 children. The 2nd battalion of the 23rd Royal Fusiliers left Newaeort yesterday morning by special train for Aldershot, tit which place tney were to ,rrive at 1.45 p.m. 'ho 23rd ...

... Smith. 30th Company Imperial Yeomanry-Pte. t, C. Ward, Royal Dublin Fusiliers-Ptes. Barclay, Bevin, and Higginbotham. Royal Fusiliers-Ptes. W. Cook and S. Smith. Royal Scots lusillers-Ptes. (6. M, Coglan and J. N. Davidson. Royal Welsh Fusliiers-Pte. Catherell ...

... May 17th. !is r, ce Gth Dragoon Guards-Pta. T. T-~ackrnh, entaric Ed~ ss- Monday. :apt 'l At Wynberg. are ofE | 2nd Royal Fusiliers-Pte. H. Watkins, dysantery, arti ry I Sunday Herbert Brent, Victorian Bushman, WaS 3i ad killed in railwfay accident MaY ...

... Artillery-Capt. G. A. Fltzgmrald. 1st Coldetream Guards--Lieut. G. A. 0. L Ino. 1st Lincolnshire Regiment-Major E. Heripa Royal Fusiliers-Capt. N. E. Mco[ahon. Royal Scotch Fusiliers-Lieut. J. V. Paton. 2nd Worcester Regiment-Lieut. M. . C. D kvldde. let Oxford ...