... Private Edward Buckingham, omitted in last return. LOS DON GAZETTE—Tut* 9. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, JAM’ART 9. 7th Royal Fusiliers—Lieutenant-General Sir ti Brown, KGB, from the 77th Foot, to be Colonel, vice General the Right Hon Sir E Blakeney, G ...

... has not since been forthcoming. There can little doubt but tbat was taken a prisoner. The sentries were men of the 7th Royal Fusiliers. I bav** not heard one circumstance advanced to palliate this discreditable affair. The night was sufficiently clear and ...

... held in readiness for early embarkation ort ®' mouth, on board the steam-ship Cimsus, for passage to the Crimea:—7th Royal; Fusiliers—l officer, sergeants, 100 men. 23rd Fusiliers—2 officers, 2 sergeants, 100 men. Regiment—l officer, 1 sergeant, 30 men ...

... Majesty in the following regiments at present in the Crimea or about to proceed the seat of war, viv., Ihe 3rd Buffs, 7lh Royal Fusiliers. 18(li Royal Irish, 19 h Regiment of Foot, 20ih F*»or, 21st Royal North Briti'h Fusiliers, 23rd Royal Welsh Fudhers, 33rd ...

... the actions of the 10th and 19th September, and also in those of the 2nd and 6th of October. In 1807 sailed with the Royal Fusiliers to the Baltic, joined Lord Cathcart s expedition, and was present at the capture of the Danish fleet and surrender of ...

... Captains T. Rose, 30>h Regiment, and C. Dowker, Ist R >yal Regiment; Lieutenants F. Goatling, Regimen:, and G. Nevill, 7 ...

... companies of 100 men each, thus increasing their strength respectively by 1,000 bayonets, viz.. 3rd Foot, 4th do, 7th Royal Fusiliers. 17th Foot, 18fh Royal Iri«h, 19ih Foot. 20ih do, 21st Royal North British Fu-iliers, 23rd Royal Wel-h do, 28 ...

... Privates O'Donnel, J Manson, S Sevan. 411. King's Own—Corporal Dunn, Lance Corporal J Ponton, Privates J Connelly, J Quail. Royal Fusiliers—Sergeant Sarjaant, Privates 1 i.os Court, James Mooney, William Barrack. 9th—Sergeant Rudd, and Privates H Smith, J Coyle ...

... Pioneer screw steamer has been chartered at Liverpool store ship. The name of Captain Richard William AMworth, of the Royal Fusiliers, was omitted error from t ,e list officers who had the honour receiving the Crimean medal from the hands of her Majesty ...

... attack, and Lieutenant-Colonel Mundy, field officer of the trenches, were most judicious ; and Captain Turner, of the Royal Fusilier-, and Jordan, of the 34th Kegiment, are reported have done their duty in (he most gallant manner. The enemy opened powerful ...

... his seniors being either killed or wounded; Lieutenant Pearson, of the same corps ; and Lieutenant H. M. Jones, of the Royal Fusiliers. Colonel Shirley likewise eulogizes the conduct of the 62nd under Colonel Shearmrn ; and here I must permitted to expre ...

... details of his command, and Colonel Ye* was not only distinguished lor his gallantry, bat bad exerciaed his control of the Royal Fusiliers in such a manner aa to win the afirctiona of the soldiers under his orders, and to secure to them every comfort and a ...