... NEWS FROM EGYPT. RESIGNATION OF COLONEL MONEY. The Standard ')afro correspondent. telegraphing on Sunday, :—The Royal Fusiliers left for Suez evening. Colonel Honey haa handed in his resignation of the poet of Inspector of the Hairs. He affirms that the ...

... the 1st inst. Major R. D. Garnons-Williams. 1st BrecKno*_ Volunteer Battalion the South Walea Bordere retired pay, late Royal Fusiliers, to be brigade- dated the 1st inst. ...

... him in- , etant:y. THE QUEEN AND THE IRISH FUSILIERS. -- The Queen on Menda - y preeenteit new colours Wiutissr to the Royal Fusiliers who specially the purpose. A STRAY BALLOON. The etternehip YAM, of Grimsby, whew at Hope Buoy, ou Sunday !light, Oohed ...

... in with the I bayonet. The garrison lost six killed and nine wounded, the latter including Capt. Fitzclar- , once (3rd Royal Fusiliers), and I.ieut. Sevindon. The enemy's loss was considerable. The enemy I afterwards drew off, but on the 31st assaulted ...

... the range of kopjes to the east of our position. Their horses returned riderless last night. Col. noel Donal, of the Royal Fusiliers. has beer thrown from his horse while on outpost duty and has broken his collar bone. ...

... appears that the soldier, who is alleged to have been attacked on Saturday night, belonged to the second battalion of the Royal Fusiliers, and not the West Surrey, as previously stated. The West Surrey men were confined to barracks ready to assist the civil ...

... the occasion might . - , - arise ; whilst tleneral Barton's t_ nion usiliers Brigade, consisting ,d the 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers, lst Battalicn Royal Welsh Fusiliers, 2lid Battalion Royal Scots usiliers, and the 2nd Battalion Royal Irish Fusiliers ...

... S. Newnan, has been found drowned in on. of the bunts at Portamouth Dockyard. A soldier nand Michael Caffrey. of the Royal Fusiliers, while drunk, fall from • train near I Rugby, sad .iiglitag on the metals, had his left leg cut off by mutter train which ...

... Captain A. J. Godley (Ist Dublin Fusiliers). Clipmin R. J. Vernon (lit King's Real Rifles), Cliptain Fitzelarence (3rd Royal Fusiliers), Captain Blackburn and Lieut. E. H.rdand (2nd Hants), Lieutenant R.. W. Hare (2nd Nnrfo'k). V.4.-Lieutenant. J. Moore ...

... ‘Vhealey. Captain Wheels', Mr W. Wheeley, Mr H. Ba s ile). Mr and Mrs Comore, Major Most3n and the officer. of the 23rd Royal Fusiliers, Major Herbert, Mrs Her - bort. Major and Mrs Wickham, Major Marillonsoll and Mrs bfacdosnell, Captain and Mrs Dick, Captain ...

... thrown into • state of intense excitement by a report that a murder had been committed in the lines occupied by the 7th Royal Fusiliers. About five o'clock Private Dixon was seen in his barrack-room to be manipulating his rifle in a somewhat suspicious manner ...

... loss on our s• Lieuteflnant Egerton, of Powerful, wounded in naval batten-, since dead. •Joubert's sent in Itincaird, Royal Fusiliers, and nine wounded prisoner,. Eight Uoers sent out in exchange. No others fit to To-day Brocklehurst, with cavalry and ...