... 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 ...

... been elegantly thronged with promenaders. The Band of the 7th Royal Hussars enlivened the walk with their melodies. The Royal Fusiliers are again on the eve of leav- ing us — their route, however, though expected both yesterday and to-day, is not yet arrived ...

... afternoon two coupanies of the 34th Re- giment march ed into barracks at Windsor, to relieve the two companies of the Royal Fusiliers, who will march for Chatham on Monday. The 34th Regiment has just re- turned from the West Indies, having been absent ...

... from whence they are about io em- bark for New South Wales. Tbev have been relieved here by a detachment of the 7th Royal Fusiliers. ...

... Richard Daniel, ditto ; Captain L. C. ApPe l/i Capt. Thomas Wairweather, ditto; Lieut. R. King's Own; Lieut. T. C. mill, Royal Fusiliers; Lieut. W. 11. Hennis, Royal ArtillerYt i C. Peddle, Royal North British Fusileers; 2d Gordon, Royal Engineers; 2d Lieut ...

... peried,aad which A % Pad abort the same time the Wintry Roecell had made ksowe to the of Amputee's, .Meat of the Li.., or royal Fusilier', imaroised conditional, sod the terms were such . To o oat the outer Casitle-yard, and were drawn e nor Doke Weald accede ...

... Quebec. Chatham garrison has not had for some time so fine a brigade ss at present. It now consists of the Queen's, the Royal Fusiliers, the Duke of York's Own Rifles, three. companies of the Royal Artillery, two companies of Royal Sappers and Miners, and ...

... battalloa (the Royal Malaise) moved to the alignment in op*. coins*, eateries where its centre rested. The left battalion (Royal Fusiliers) moved off he colons', closed to varier on the march, aid formed square whoa ordered; It them moved lato the aligameat ...

... ere .sure Major Harrison, the carry with the good wishes of the inhubitarts The are sue ceeded by two companies of the Royal Fusiliers under the Command Major Disney. are remarkably fine men, and cannot better tmulate the example their teedecttsoj . Execution ...

... heat, Lord Palmerston’s Grey Leg, beating Lord Grosveuor’s Achilles. The ln«t division of that fine Regiment the 7th Royal Fusiliers inarched into this city Thursday. The whole Regiment is now stationed in toe Itarracks; it came from Manchester, and is ...

... sr. rited it Tho lit Division of the 32d (Coletwell) Regiment of /efantrr, baring.beten relieved by • Division of the Royal Fusiliers, sr. rived .at Portsmouth from Corfu, and has been ordered to Plymoolh. Detadiments of Invalids belitiging to *vend Regimes** ...

... the chair. Henry Davey, Esq. late this town, appointed to take the Medical charge, at Dover, of the Depots of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, the 85th Light Infantry, and the 89th. The Yarmouth Yeomanry Cavalry arc doing ten days' duty under the command of Sir ...