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... aged of rapid consumption, four days after landing from the West Indies Henry Charlton, Lieutenant her Majesty'* 7th Royal Fusiliers, youngest son of W. Chailton, Esq., late of Rochester, and nephew the Rev. Richard Webb, Durriugton, Wilts. Aug. 18, Air ...
... s); 75th, 83rd, 85th (the King's Light Infantry); 89th and 92nd (Gordon Highlanders); 9 depots of infantry—viz., 7th Royal Fusiliers, 19th, 34th, 38th, *6th, 73rd, 79th (Cameron Highlanders); 88th Cannaught Rangers, and 95th depot, forming an effective ...
... Inquisition held this week at the Angel Hotel, Lymington, will be found in our preceding page. Yesterday,the Seventh Royal Fusiliers, commanded by Lieut.-Colonel Farquharson, marched into our barracks. We are authorised to state, that the Magistrates ...
... Mrs.. Williams, wife Mr, Henry Williams. —At Rodborough, in this county, Mrs. Griffith, wile Capt. Griliilb, ot the Royal Fusiliers, and sister ot Mrs. Stallaid, Kin«*-sireet, Salisbury, aged 87, W T . Esq M. P. for that city, which had represented in ...
... 54tb, (lligblandert), Ibtb, 16th, G6th, 341h, 93rd, (lligblanders), 38th, 93th, 77th, 73rd. 88lh, (Connaught Rangers), (Royal Fusiliers). 19th. PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE, HOUSE OF LORDS— Committee on the Poor Relief (Ireland) Bill, the discussion reached ...
... by Lord Hotham; Lieutenant Heaviside, 16th Lancers, Lieutenant-Colonel Smyth, C.8.; Lieutenant F. G. Whitehead, 7th Royal Fusiliers, on his return from foreign service, by Lieutenant-General T. A. Paul Maogregor; Mr. Quintns Vivian, Major, Northamptonshire ...
... of rapid consumption, four days after landing from the West Indies, Henry Charlton, Lieutenant in her Majesty's 7th Royal Fusiliers, youngest son of W. J. Charlton, Esq,, late of Rochester, and nepbepr of the Rev. Richard Webb, of Durrington, Wilts. ...
... Thornhury. Capt. and Mrs. Rigland, k.n, and Mr. Wilson Bigbnd, 10. Suffolk Square, for Heaihfield, Farehatn, HanU. Boyd (H7th Royal Fusiliers), and Mrs. Bovd, for Birmingham. Rev. W. L. Scott, llavensworth Lodge, for Northampton. Mr. F. H. Addaim, Bank House, ...
... aged 21, of rapid consumption, four days after landing from the West Indies, Henry Charlton, Lieutenant in her Majesty's Royal Fusiliers, youUirest son of W. J. Charlton, esq., late of Rochester, and hepbew of the Rev. Richard Webb, of Durrington, Wilts. ...
... B. Tanner, 11. Cooper, C.S. 11. and R. Hetley, W. Woodcock, C. W. Everett, and H.Everett, Dr. Greenup, Mr. Whitmore, Royal Fusiliers, Mr. Peniston, R. W. Y. C., &c. &e. The bells of Salisbury and of Fisherton rang merrily during the whole of the day. ...
... by the oldest man living to be so low as of lace. The river Torridge has been nearly for moutn. The depét of the 7th Royal Fusiliers have left Exeter Railway to Barnstaple, &¢.—The mind of the publicin this neighvourbvod appears to be growing alive to ...
... Chase to carry 10!bs. extra, over the same course, and to close and be run on the same day as the first Race. MAJOR YEA, Royal Fusiliers, 1 EDW. A. SANDERS, Esq., I Stewards. W. O. GORE, Esq., 13th Light Dragoons, J A BALL will take place in the Evening ...