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... 1o .be lieutenant, vice Freemantle ; Sir joga Shelly, Bart. to be enfign, vice Maddock. 1 7th rwf-eot of foot, (or the Royal Fusiliers) Licot Walker to be quarter mafter, vice Taylor, thun-.t' , Capt Freeman to be Major, by. pu’:hlfi’o wice Black, who retires ...
... north side of the island, embarked about fourteen days ago with the Honourable-Lieutenant Cochran, of the seventh, or Royal Fusilier regiment, and four of his crew, to obtain relief for those who remained on the island, and are happy to learn ihey arc ...
... purchafe, vice Drum, mo 01, promoted; Enfign John Smith to he Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Newton, removed to • the Royal Fusiliers; Richard Henry Hughes, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Campbell, promoted in the ,6th Foot. 67th Ditto—Mint ...
... Meanwhile a party of the Marines of ,His Majesty's Ship rot/v/7rd was ordeted on shore, and marched into the 'quarters of the Royal Fusiliers; the Gun. boats in St. Georges . were completely manned by seamen from the 'Vanguard, each party under command of a L ...
... command of the {Honourable Captain LINDSAY. IVETMOU7 H, SEPT. zo. This morning the 2d battalion of the 7th regiment, or Royal Fusiliers, marched two miles, to meet the tit battalion of the fame regiment, confining of Men, which are recently arrived from ...
... causeqpnee Use army has sieve remained inactive. The farce consisted of Royal Artillery and Engineers. 400 men. lib, it Royal Fusiliers 8 0 0 ail, or King'. regisneet 900 tab et. .• s oo aet Welsh Futileers (Bonk miniptaies) . sOO seginseet. 600 1111111410 ...
... cannon. Before the dawn of the next day reached Papin's, and proceeded from thence with the ad■ vance, composed of the Royal Fusilier Regiment, ■ and the grenadier company the st West India • Regiment. The enemy retiring Before me, I reached the heights ...
... Answer took place on the Occasion • TO THE HON. LIEUT.-COL. PACKENHAM, COM-• MANDING THE ROYAL FUSILIERS. The Officers of the tst Battalion of the Royal Fusiliers, having learned, with unfeigned regret, your intention of leaving for a time the irnmediate ...
... their worth,-By request of the Officers of Corps, EDWARD BLARINEY, Major Royal Fusiliers, and Bt. Lieut. Colonel To Lieutenant-Colonel BLAKENEY, &C. Officers of the Royal Fusiliers, 1 have received your Letter, caused by my propelled departore, with warmth ...
... the corps, EDW. BLAKEN EY, Maj. R. Fusiliers, and Bt. Lieut. Col. TO LIEUT.-COL. ELAK EN ET, &C. &C. Officers of the Royal Fusiliers.—l received your letter, caused by my proposed departure, with warmth equa.l to its tenor—With satisfaction few men base ...
... and forwarded to all the stations in the Mediterranean. At the battle of the 2.2 d, tbe wife of Capt. Prescott, of the Royal Fusiliers followed her husband to scene of action ; when she heard of his having been killed, she ,hurried among ,the dead and dying ...