... his seniors being either killed or ?? d; Lieutenant learson, of the samrxe corps; and Lieutenant 1L 31. Jones, of the Royal Fusiliers. Colonel Shirley likl vise eulogizes the conduct of the G2nd, ulnder Colonel Shuearman ; anul here 1 must be permitted ...

... heat-lst, 11., Drummer Batten, Royal Fusiliers ; 2nd, 16s., P. Keen, 2nd Hants; 3rd, 7s. Gd., P. Green, 2nd Oxon. Sack Race-Final heat-lst, lOs., W. Brown, 15th Lancashire; 2nd, 5s., Hawes, 2nd Oxon:; 3rd, Watson, Royal Fusiliers. 220 Yards' Heavy Marching ...

... Battalion Royal Fusiliers, who was killed at Chievely on Moniday week, resided at Kiddington, anid was very frequently out -ith the Heythrop Hounds. He was in his thirtieth year, and the ninth of his service in the Army. H-e entered the Royal Fusiliers from ...

... hseventhlins, and formed part of the 7te Provisional Battalioh ?? Routled.e, and consisting of the IsVBM. Royal Fusiliers, numbering 62; 2nd V.B. Royal Fusiliers, 285; 2nd Oxen, 139; Ist Sussex, 116; 2nd f Hants, 105; and 3rd Londo,54; hesides 6 signallers, and ...

... Esq., M.D., of Shanghai and New York. Oct. 20, at Montreal, the Hon. Matthew Aylmer, Brigade Major in Canada, and late Royal Fusiliers, eldest son of Lord Aylmer, to Amy Gertrude, second daughter of the Hon. John Young, of Montreal. Nov. G. at st. Patrick's ...

... of the 57th, who commanded the storming party under his direction, were both killed, as was also Colonel Yea, of the Royal Fusiliers, who led the right column. I cannot say too much in praise of these officers. Major- General Sir John Campbell had commanded ...

... military decoration, viz,, an Egyptian medal, of the value of 5s., from Edmund Phillips, a soldier in belonging to the 89th Royal Fusiliers. Defendant eadmitted giving Phillips 5s. for the medal, but was not aware that ts he was doing wrong. Fined hi. lls. 4d ...

... Royal Puslers, with hen ?? or e Wild, Tower Hamlets Rifle Brigade;. Maj orW C. Tapin, e usx Major A. L. Koller, 2nd V. B. Royal Fusiliers; and Capt. J. J. Glascett, 2asd'V. B. Roy'al Fusiliers (Adjuatant). Guards and sentries were pested, and other men teld ...

... WEnNESnlv.-Before Major Morland. :e Charles Cooper, an Irishman, was charged w ith desert-2 1' ing from the 3rd Battalion Royal Fusiliers (Westminster ~.Militia), and frauduleiutly enlisting in the 4th Battalion g Oxfordshire LightlInfantry (OxfordaMilitia) ...

... missing, a total that approximates-to a full battalion and a half on war strength. Three of these are Irish regiments. The Royal Fusiliers are stated to have lost 495 men and 17 officers, the .2nd Dublin Fusiliers 122 men and 6 officers; the Royal Irish Rifles ...

... Wolseley was present on Wednesday at a b distribution of prizes, at St. James's Hall, to the 2nd Volunteer Battalion Royal Fusiliers, and said A that the country doubtless would not adopt the bI system of universal service except in the case of soene ...

... Your obedient servant, A BAKER'S MAN. I MARRIED. a July 30, at St. Peter's Church, Bandon, Col. Aldworth, y late 7th Royal Fusiliers, eldest son of Richard 0. Aldworth, l Esq., and Lady Letitia Aldworth, of Newmarket, county Corn, to the Lady Mary Catherine ...