... would continue to turn out some splendid boys and girls. STAINED GLASS WINDOW FOR ROYAL FUSILIERS The recently erected stained glass east window of the Royal Fusiliers' Chapel In St Sepulchre's Church. Holborn, has associations with Chester. It was designed ...

... City's streets with fixed bayonets! Soldier remanded on bail A serving soldier. Sidney Lawson, of the Ist Battalion, The Royal Fusiliers, stationed at Curtonlindsay Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. was remanded on bail for a fortnight by Chester Magistrates' Court ...

... was a director of the Millbank Body Builders. He retired three years ago. During the First World War he served with the Royal Fusiliers, first inJ India and later in France. During hig war service he suffered from frostbite and never completely recovered ...

... several of whose members had a distinguished military record, lived at Faddiley Lodge, Nantwich, and Surgeon-Major Hale, Royal Fusiliers, received his V.C. from Queen Victoria on his return from the Crimea for an act of great gallantry in removing wounded ...

... has not seen for nearly half a century. I never got to hear of the Association, said Mr. Bishop. who fought with the Royal Fusiliers at Sturma Valley. until I read about it in the ' Observer.' Now, as this is the last parade. I am rather anxious to get ...

... has been called to the Bar. He Is also a member of the British Institute of Management. During the War he served in the Royal Fusiliers with the rank of Sgt Maior and then went into the Army Education Corps From 1949 until 1957 he was •' sixth form muter ...

... won the prize more times any person in the award', 2i6 years history. During the First World Canon Ellis served with Royal Fusiliers. He wrote . six hooks on religious subjects between 1950 and 1963 and had been working on a seventh since his retirement ...

... At the outbreak of war, in 1914, Mr. Crossley went from Manchester University to serve in France as a private in the Royal Fusiliers. During the last war he joined the Eceleston Home Guard as a Lieutenant. The funeral took place on 29th July. at St. Marys ...

... figure in her own right. He was a modest man. Pew knew of the Military Cross he won in Prance while serving with the Royal Fusiliers, the City of London Regiment. His MC was not one which came up with the rations. He earned it for rescuing. under enemy ...

... Cheltenham and Oriei College Oxford. but his academic career was interrupted by the nut World War. He enlisted in The Royal Fusiliers and eventually received a commission in The Gloucestershire Regiment, attain ing the rank of captain. In 1917. he was ...

... Fol de Rols concert party. This aspect of his career was interrupted by the First World War, when he served with the Royal Fusiliers. After the war. Mr. Carlton spent many years travelling all ston. Whilst he was here he pursued his hobby of trout and ...

... between the years 1919 and 1926 worked as a draughtsman at Chester. Between 1917 and 1918, Mr. Stobart served with the Royal Fusiliers, and between 1927 and 1950 he served in Iraq. Canada, India, Burma and Pakistan. with the RAF. From 1950 until 1966 he ...