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... Tynemouth. The larger ones will weigh three tons each, and when charged four tons. A number of men of the Ist - Royals, 7th Royal Fusiliers, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, Scots Fusilier Guards, Grenadier Guards, and Coldstream Guards have embarked in the Queen .of ...
... Tynemouth. The larger ones will weigh three tons each, and when charged four tons. A number of men of the Ist Royals, Royal Fusiliers, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, Scots Fusilier Guards, Grenadier Guards, and Coldstream Guards have embarked in the Queen of the ...
... action terminated, and by major-general Codrington, who succeeded him in the command, are lieutenant-colonel Yea, of the royal fusiliers major Sir Thomas Troubridge, of the same regiment, who was commanding in a battery, and though desperately wounded, behaved ...
... action terminated, and by Major-General Codriugton, who succeeded him in the command, are Lieut.-Colonel Yea, of the Royal Fusiliers; Major Sir Thomas Troubridge, of the same regiment, who was commanding in a battery, and, though desperately wounded, ...
... action terminated, and by Major-General Codringtou, who succeeded him in the command, are Lieut.-Colonel Yea, of the Royal Fusiliers ; Major Sir Thomas Troubridge, of the same regiment, who was commanding in a battery, and, though desperately wounded ...
... action terminated, and by Major-General Codrington, who succeeded him in the command, are Lieutenant-Colonel Yea, of the Royal. Fusiliers ; Major Sir' Thomas Troubridge, of the same regiment, who was commanding in a battery, and, though desperately wounded ...
... terminated, and by Major-General Codrington, who tsucceeded him fin the commend, are Lieutenaent-Coloriel Yea, of the royal fusiliers ; Major Sir- Thomas Troubridge, of the samne reginient, who was commanding in a battery, amid though desperately wounded ...
... before tbe action terminated, and by Major-General Codrington, who succeeded him in the command, are Lieu- ?? Tea, of the Royal Fusiliers ; Major Sir Thos. Troubridge, of the same regiment who was commanding in a battery, and though desperately wounded, behaved ...
... action terminated, and by Major-General Codrington, who succeeded him in the command, are Lieutenant-Colonel Yea, of the Royal Fusiliers; Major Sir Thomas Troubridge of the same regiment, who was commanding in battery, and, though desperately wounded, 'behaved ...
... action terminated, and by Major-General CodrinHon, who succeeded him in the command, arc Lieut.- Colonel Yea, of the Royal Fusiliers; Major Sir Thomas Troubvidge, of the same regiment, who was commanding in a battery, and though desperately wounded, behaved ...
... Lieut. Colonel C. A. Berkeley, Scots Fusilier. Guards; Lieut. G. Harrison, 79th Highlanders ; Capt. C. E. Watson, 7th Royal Fusiliers ; and Paymaster J. Thorpe, 63d Regiment. ...
... proper to make. Leave of absence is granted on medical certificate, to the undermentioned officers :—Captain E. Rose, 7th Royal , Fusiliers, 6th to 26th December; Lieutenant W. Hesketh, 46th Regiment, 6th to 16th December: to go on board ship at Balaklava. ...