... from Welsh R. (Oct. 21. 1916) liednve (Commands 1 Ik* name of Lt. Smith now as described, ami not as ui the Sept. 15. Royal Fusiliers idamson It&Uabons). - See. Lt. J W. Emberton, from MjuioH. , r-** U* temp Lt. (J idy 1). (Mie-liip*> Kegiment (T.I. -*wgt ...

... orders to prepare for their departure to the Mediterranean:—the let Foot (Royal Regiment), the 7th Royal Fusiliers, the 19th Foot, the 23d Royal Fusiliers, the 88th (Connaught Ranger 9, rod the Foot. The Bth Hussars and 17th Lancers are likely*, under order ...

... Officers. was, the outbreak of war, from Marseilles the Battalion Royal Fusiliers. In October was scot out charge a draft for the 3rd Rifle Brigade, and joined the Ist Battalion Royal Fusiliers on arrival in France. was th«- second son of Mr. R I/. an*! Mb ...

... 14). w us the eldest ion Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Baynes, of I'crnhill. i. N.S. . Ile was 27 yc.rs of and entered the Royal Fusiliers in S. J914: had ti'inpirary th.- followico Noveinl»*r, Ids bent •naiit.’s rank was made substantive in .lan. lasi year ...

... Eugene V. F. MacSwmey, John P. F. Norris. Ranolf N. Greenwood. (Substituted for notifioation which appeared under “ The Royal Fusiliers,” the Gazette of February 21, 1916.) SECOND RESERVE. Cheshire Regiment.—Charles E. E. Hevwood '”* ( ...

... there to Ell mere l'ort, when the new promisee ere Opel here in 1919. lie served during the war with the 30th Regiment, Royal Fusiliers, joining in 1915. socremor at Ellesmere Port will be Mr M. Si. Thweitee, of Alsager, who has served et the Dunlop and ...

... reporled Rogt.- 11923, G , Klle.-miere Port). WOCNDKD. Royal Garrison Artillery. Nicholas, 42520, Romb, K. (Kllesmerc Port). Royal Fusiliers. Dari*. 47117. T. (Chester). King’s Liverpool Rogt! -Kdwar.is, ,>4769. 11. (Flesmere Port); Fh U-her. 24656. Flic.-mere ...

... 1914, he was an undergraduate and was playing tennis when v, ~x evoke out vVithm a week he was a private soldier in the Royal Fusiliers. There had been committed to this generation a great task—a task for which men had given their lives—the task of preserving ...

... with the reaved family. PTl!'.. A. DKAYUOTT. Photo by R W. Morris ami .don. Chester KILLKJ) ACTION Pte. Drayoott, the Royal Fusiliers, the noth-© '_>f death action rd'ently ap |X'ar*xl m tl>© ' Observer, ’ was former pupil CJroavenor school, am! member ...

... e, Blackpool, regret learn of the death from wounds of Pto. W. O. .lon.-a. on service witsi one tlie service of tf** Royal Fusiliers. was liit Jo!;/ 20th. rcceivinig a dangerous wound in the back, the bullet peiketrating vital organs, and away eleven ...

... the receipt of parcels by prisoners of war in Germany from Bandsman J. McKenna, Cheshires (Northwich), J. E. Adderley, Royal Fusiliers, whose father and mother lives at 60, Bedfordstreet, Crewe, Private H. Bell (Nantwich) and others. PTE, HARGREAVES NOW ...

... HOSPITAL. Tuesday three new paitienta arrived, and the following is a Hat those now tl*e hospital: Corporal A. Dunlop, Royal Fusiliers. Private T. Becoh, Hussars. Frivate W. Tellyard, Royal FusilicrH. Private T. Gfibbs, Queen’s Regiment Private K. Board ...