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... Stewards— General the Earl of Harrington, and the Officers of the Ist Life Guards— Sir A. Clark, and the Officers of the Royal Fusiliers— the Visitors of the Meeting— the Rose, Shamrock, and Thistle—the Land we live in— British.Valour, and British ...
... receipts the Theatre, the considerate and generous measure noticed was adopted. Sir Edward Rlakeney, and the Officers of the Royal Fusiliers, were'the theatrical patrons on the occasion-spoken of—and Lady Eiphinstone, Lady Ongley, &c. have profrerred their auspice's ...
... and Friday, exhibited its usual proportion of idlers, and the whole passed off without mischief. Two companies of the Royal Fusiliers, with their Colonel, Sir Edward Blakeney, left us, for Windsor, on Wednesday. The two companies remaining are commanded ...
... FIELD, Jon. Secretary. ' ~i Xh~ Persons having DEMANDS agtfost the ;4c EBtate of JOHN WALWYN BEATTY. lote Major jh ihe Royal Fusiliers, (Lieutenant-Colonel iaihe Araay) are requested to forward them to Richard Leigh Spencer, Em. Solicitor to the Executors ...
... taken at Brighton, before our Coroner'G.Gwynhe,, Esq. on view ofthe body Of William Ham, a private the 7th Regimen of Royal Fusiliers, stationed at the Infantry 'Barracks. Evidence was adduced before the inquest, that the.deceased and James M'Dowell, another ...
... overcome by employing four chain pumps, in addition to the steain engine, at which between forty and fifty of the 7th Royal Fusiliers have been working for some days, being relieved every four hours, The impediment is now re- moved, and the foundation ...
... acted favourite Comedy of THE RIVALS, With the last new and ular entertainment, ca’ Ned SIMPSO: AND CO. the Band of the Royal Fusiliers will attend on the ai By permission, nd between the acts will perform several select picces of music. By Desi re of Lady ...
... Law to be devoted to the gratification of party- feeling and malevolence. James Sterling Gage, Esq. an officer in the Royal Fusiliers, travelled by Thusswood’s coach on the 11th of August, on the roof. Approaching the Hope, he observed Atherton’s coach ...
... conversation passed between the passen* gersxn tbe subject of any such occurrence as that stated. Captain Mair, of the Royal Fusiliers, remembers having seen Atherton on the splinter bar of bis coach; witness was on Tbumwood’s box. He is sure Atherton was ...
... hundred such coblers in the town of Windsor. On T. esday morning, about eight o’clock, the first division of the 7th Royal Fusiliers marched out from the infantry barracks, having received orders to proceed to Portsmouth, where they were to embark for ...
... an' ash i ton COO to p Nom lt►o* tile o open hottest on such I I 'ring remarkably fin e , •a wsebick in the Green the Royal Fusiliers at. 'h ender& aids of the Connell as. g for the Court of E. purpose of nornisating P ensuing. There were Gurd President ...
... day being remarlubly Hue, His Majesty took an airing on horseback in the Green Park. This, afternoon the band of the Royal Fusiliers at-: tended and played neat the Royal Standuu. . . . Yesterday at two o’clock, the Lords of .the semfated at the temponty ...