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... in rank of cornets and ensigns. The following are the Fusilier Regiments:—The sth or Northumberland Fusiliers, tho 7th Royal Fusiliers (in which there are no second lieutenants, all the subalterns being lieutenants), the 21st, or Royal North British Fusiliers ...
... where are to deliver up their horses, and bold thornselvos in readiness to embark for tho Cape of Good Hope. The 7th Royal Fusilier Lopot, at present stationed at Dover, as been ordered to proceed to Brecon, to relieve tho Depot of the 91 tb regiment ...
... Corporal John and privates George Driver and John Cartin, belonging to No. 7. (Captain Brown's) company, seventh Regiment Royal Fusiliers, stationed the Dartmoor prison, Prince Town, unfortunately lost their lives in the snow on Dartmoor, on Saturday night ...
... Corporal John Pan ton and privates George Driver and John Carlin, belonging to No. 7 (Captain Brown's) company, 7th Regiment Royal fusiliers, stationed the Dartuioor Prison, Prince Town, unfortunately lost their lives in the snow on Dartmoor, on Saturday night ...
... On the 4th ult., at the camp, near Varna, an accidental fall from his horse, Captain Albany French Wallace, of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, aged 33, third son of Colonel Robert Wallace, K.H., formerly of the King's Dragoon Guards, and of Worthing, Sussex. ...
... abandon the position they had taken such pains to defend and secure. The 83th Regiment, immediately the right of the Royal Fusiliers the advance, suffered equally with that corps an immense loss. The aid of the Royal Artillery in all these operations ...
... action terminated, and by Mnjor General Co.lrington, 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 Codrington, who succeeded him in the commaud, are Lieutenant-Colonel Yea, of the Royal Fusiliers; Major Sir Thomas Troubridge, the same regiment, who was commanding in a battery, and, though desperately wounded, behaved ...
... to your lordship; Major the Hon. James Lyon Browne, of the 21st Regiment, brother of the Hon. Captain Browne, of the Royal Fusiliers, who, it has already been my painful duty to report, fell upon this occasion; Captain Butler, of the 20th; and Captain ...
... attack, and Lieutenant Colonel Mundy, the held officer of the trenches, were most judicious and Captain Turner, of the Royal Fusiliers, and Captain Jordan, of the 34th Regiment, are reported to have done their duty the most gallant manner. They opened a ...
... giment, his seniors being either killed or wounded; Lieut. Pearson of the same corps; and Lieut. H. M. Jones, of the Royal Fusiliers. Col. Shirley likewise eulogises the conduct of Colonel Shearman; and here I must be per- mitted to express my deep regret ...
... Shadiorth, of the 57th, who commanded the storming party, under his direction, were both killed, as was abo Colonel Yea, the Royal Fusiliers, who led the right column. I cannot say too much in praise of these officers. Major General Sir J. Campbell had commanded ...