... Battalion the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers and Ist and 2nd (amalgamated) Battalions the Royal Irish Fusiliers (Princess Victoria’s), which at present exist as single battalions, the corps of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers and the corns of the ...

... life-saving appliances, 1911; gave evidence Admiralty before the Commit te** appointed to report on the organisation the Royal Corps of Constructors and other cognate questions. It was a source gteai pleasure to his fflanv when h» was created ffieinHci ...

... present veteran Fusilier who had served two years in the corps before ho (tho General) was born, while several 6|>eakera deplored the fact that like the Royal liiniskilling Fusiliers, the Royal Irish Fusiliers was now only one battalion regiment. It was ...

... Redmond, cs-member the Dublin Metropolitan Police, aged about years, and a native of Gorey County Wexford, was killed. He was observed by young lady to fall over tho precipice—a distance of several AVOIDING MILITARY SPIBIT. raise*, and on bugle note is to ...

... CYCLE C T I^ SpH E rHowl a COMPETITORROUN DING A BEN D AT TOP SPEED. U ß E Tß t E o E T a k h ? olo°^^|a%ln s E aiISW?. ROYAL TANK CORPS IN TRAINING.—THE g^LYWALTER? CO^RdOWN ° ™ T ° THE CAMP I a.-* ~ MB». ~jB!| »'W^^«^' w , k> , . M - j ';;■■■' !«»'» ? ...

... the British Army and to have the honour of supplying its strength three fine regiments in the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, the Royal Ulster Rifles, and Royal Irish Fusiliers. EXPLOSION IN GLASGOW. MAN DEAD: WIFE INJURED. .»n explosion in fried fish shop ...

... —By Captain G. t. Woods (fith Batt. Royal Irish Rifles); ex- Scrgcant J. Turner. M.M. (Royal Irish Rifles); Rifleman J. Finlay (14th Batt., Y.C.V., Hoval Irish Rifles); and Captain C. G. Foster, lird Batt. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. The ex-Servicemcn ...

... F. Henry; Royal Engineers Major F. .T. Donnelly, M.C.; Royal Army Medical Corps Licut.-Colonel J, G. Johnston, M.C., and Major H. Emerson. M.C.; 16th (Pioneer) Batt. Royal Ulster Rifles Major H. F. Sheppcrd, M.C.; Royal Array Service ...

... in the heavy tighting Messtnes and was severely wounded. After a spell in England lie joined the Royal Flying Corps ana returned to Franco as an observer, bringing down several German machines He was wounded ten days before the Armistice and afterwards ...

... character, perhaps, may best be seen if it compared with the Royal Title it was during the later years of (jueep Victoria's reign and it has been since. The later those two versions was proclaimed the Royal Titles Act of IUOI. It therefore applied during the lifetime ...

... direct from public funds; as enrolled member of a clerical section of Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps, the Women’s Royal Naval Service, Womens Royal Air Force, or the Voluntary Aid Department’s General Service. She must have served the year either ...

... ■fiaFfr'' SEMI-FINAL ULSTER ARMY CUP.-ATTHE PALACE BARRACKS. HOLYWOOD, ON FRIDAY, THE LINCOLNSHIRES DEF EATEO THE ROYAL* ARMY SERVICE CORPS BY 4-1, (LEFT) THE R.A.S.C, TE AM AND (RIGHT) THE LINCOLNSHIRES. THE BALL TO PREVENT THE R.A.S.C. OUTSIDE LEFT ...