... piggeries at George Street, which he owned. Mr. Richard Doughty served in the 1914-18 War with the Suffolk Regiment and the Royal Fusiliers. He was gassed in the early part of he war but continued his service and was demobilised in 1919. The effects of the gassing ...

... Wasperton, near Warwick. His father Michael said Peter had bought the bike before he went to Bosnia to serve with the Royal Fusiliers. He said: “As far as I know this was the first time he had taken it out.” His ambition had been to eventually become a ...

... Hebden Bridge. During the first world war he was among the first men of the district to enlist, and saw service with the Royal Fusiliers in France, where he was wounded. Coun. Shepherd had been long associated with the British Legion, and had served on the ...

... veteran campaigners want Lance Corporal P Garwood of the Royal Army Medical Corps and Fusilier Alan Sidney Mills of the Royal Fusiliers to be included on the memorial alongside the town’s dead from the two World Wars. Lance Cpl Garwood, who has a brother ...

... the Ministry at a Baston pOOIS {hearing at Peterborough. x ! The man claimed that his witiners (s, e s wen Y NTY- s the Royal Fusiliers. Excessive 'l the Wh};‘tlevll::lorgz”g:;mg’. training, it was contended. who each week form a synd- | Was the main cause ...

... Napoleonic French who had taken the castle on Sunday — despite Mr David Steel’s presenting the King’s Colour to the 7th Royal Fusiliers before the battle — were driven out on Monday by the European allies, aided by some spectacular gun fire. fter A Monday’s ...

... Earl Roberts, in the Temple grounds to-day inspected the newly-formed Tth Battalion of the (‘Fi’t_v of Loudon Regiment Royal Fusiliers, com’puawl enurely of young city men. After mspect - | ing the men, who number 1,300, Lord Roberts d(fiivnrml a brief address ...

... Belgium; he spent 13 months as g prisoner of war. In 1918 he Joined the Russian Reliet | Force and served with the 46th Royal Fusiliers. : He joined the Post Office at Stamford but was sub- Sequently sent to many other parts of the country., He was awarded ...

... tomorrow's festivities something very special. The day gets off to a resounding start with the Band of the Cadet Battalion Royal Fusiliers marching down the Parade to the Town Hall where the Mayor, Coun Roy Charles, district council chairman, Coun John Higgins ...

... degree and in 1950-51 with a Bachelor of Divinity degree. He served with the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders and the Royal Fusiliers during the Second World War. His first charge was at Ruthwell and Mount Kedar, Dumfriess-shire. During his time at University ...

... Church on July 18, 1936. Two years later daughter Marian was born but war broke out soon afterwards and William joined the Royal Fusiliers and later was a despatch rider. Son Graham was born at the end of the war. ) Evelyn believed a good marriage was about ...

... Green, with Maud’s sister Doris and Albert’s sister Margaret as bridesmaids. Mr Milis served for four years with the Royal Fusiliers covering Africa, Italy and Normandy. He came home to his family and was then told to return for another vear! Maud, 71 ...