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... only Victoria Cross postman im his Majesty's service, died on Friday at the age of fifty-four. He had served in the Tth Royal Fusiliers (City of London) Regimeni for six years and six years in the Reserve. He afterwards joined the Post Office service. Ashford ...
... distinguished service in connection with a successful attack on enemy airships :—Second-Lieutenant Frederick Sowrey, Royal Fusiliers, attached Royal Flying Corps; Second Lieutenant Alfred de Bath Branadon, M.C., Royal Flying Corps, special reserve. ...
... 1914, in the 23rd Battalion Royal l‘!lls“iefl. and was promoted from the ranks to a commission in the 24th Battalion Royal Fusiliers in December. In 1915 he was transférred on promotion to the 18th Battalion King's Royal Rifle Corps, and in 1916 was in ...
... 17th Battalion Royal Fusiliers was fully organised, and they died to a man with their faces to the enemy. THE IMPORTANCE OF STRAIGHT SHOOTING The Ist Bautalion King's Royal Rifle Corps, on the defe of the 17th Battalion Royal Fusiliers, were in sction ...
... % Sir John, who was 60 vears of age, was formerly Solicitor-General for Scotland, and served in the Great War in the Royal Fusiliers, the RF.C. and the RAF. He was educated at ‘he John Neilson Institute, Paisley; Glasgow and Edinburgh Universities, where ...
... pleased to approve of the award of the Victoria Cross to No. 731, Lanec-Sergeant (now 2nd Lieut.) Fredk. William Palmer, Royal Fusiliers, for most conspicuous bravery, control and determination, During the progress of certain operations all the officers of ...
... and Pte. G. Spence —all of the Shetland Gordons; and Pte. I{”W | Tnkster, Royal Scots, and Pte. J. E. A. '| Anderson, Royal Fusiliers. ...
... remained in the enemy’s hands. The recapture of this was effected by a successful counter-attack delivered by a battalion of Royal Fusiliers. The enemy in turn offered a strong resistance, but was overcome by the determination of our counter-attack. A few prisoners ...
... In St. Edmund’s Church, Lombard-street, London, the Hon. W. F. North unveiled a «tained-glass window to the memcry of Royal Fusiliers who fell in the war. The Prime Minister and Mrs. Stanley Baldwin have accepted an invitation to attend a reception at ...
... Lerwick, along with his most close friend, the late Private Joe. E. A. Anderson, and joined the Sportsman’s Baitalion, Royal Fusiliers. While undergoing his {raining in Britain, Lieut. Hogg contracted a serious illness, which laid himn aside for some time ...
... sadly missed. GROUBE.—On 28th June, 1962, peacefully, Lieutenant-Colonel Lionel Francis Boulderson Groube, M.C., late Royal Fusiliers, of Carrick House, Eday, Orkney, and The Mill House, Mortimers Cross, Leominster, Herefordshire, deeply loved husband ...