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... of Major General in 1886. He served in the Turkish contingent during the Crimean War. commanded the 2nd Battalion 21st Royal Fusiliers, and the gurrison of Pretoria in the Transvaal War. and commanded the troops at the taking of Swaety Koppie, where was ...

... dical Staff Corps; Lanca-tororal Weedon, 2nd Royal Fusiliers, beat Private Jones, 1st Sher. wood Foresters; Driver Tracy, Army Service Corps, beat Corporal Ramsey, 13th Hussars; Private Norman, 2nd Royal Fusiliers, a ke- Second Round-Weedon beat Hughes Tracy ...

... Regiment); forwards, Captain Du Maurier (2nd Royal Fusiliers), MIr. Henry (2nd Royal Fusiliers), Mr. Seckham (North Stafford Regiment), Mr. Dudley (North Stafford Regiment), Mr. Legge (2nd Royal Fusiliers). Messrs. John M'Cormick (Sefton, Liverpool) and ...

... mission-roOt. . John Headland died at Coaobridge, on MoDaY' at the age of 88. The decased formerly belanged . to the 7th Royal Fusiliers (Foot), and was preeUD at Waterloo. SP3ClAL;-Families can nourbase their BootS L Wholesale Prices at T. K. iaeming's Cleasn ...

... by their presence. Byrkind permission of C:,lonel G. F. Guyon and. officers, the splendid hIadtl of the 2nd Bruttalion Royal Fusiliers, on board the bsrCes moored at the Abercorn Basin (the fin~ish. rvill perform a select programme of music doringr the ...

... successful. The results of the other examinations had not arrived. A WINDFALL FOR A PRIVATE SOLDnI.-Private Trimmel, of the Royal Fusiliers, stationed at Fort Widley, near Portsmouth, has had an unexarcted windfall. His 'father die4 recently in America, an about ...

... 13 S J M Wallis, Royal Fusiliers ?? 30 14 Lee C p1 Halloran, Royal Fu o ?? 29 15 Lieu t Cum mRtng, Royal Engineers ?? 29 16 Sgt-Majo r Bow den , East Yorke ?? 29 17 Leo-Cpl Ileavy, Sherwood Foresters ?? 29 18 Sgt Thorpe. Royal Fusiliers ?? 29 19 OpS Newman ...

... cricket for 25 not out. The visitors had made 41 for the loss of two wickets when time was called. N.I.C. 2nd XI. and Royal Fusiliers band were engaged in a match at Ormean on Thursday, when the homesters won by 96 to 83. The North 2nd XI. fought their ...

... fourth place. Other winners of prizes were the Queen's Westminster, the 1st Scots Guards, let Surrey Rifles, 1st V.B. Royal Fusiliers, 5th Middlesex R.V., 2nd Scots Guards, Civil Service, 4th Middlesex, 2nd Coldstream Guards, and 4th V.B. East Surrey. ...

... 20 11 4 3 4 Mv. 32 31 0 18 9 2 1 1 2 R.. 185 127 45 97 39 28 11 6 7 'V. 6 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2NaD NORTH STAFFORDS v. 7TH ROYAL FUSILIERS. This match was continned yesterday at Clifton- ville in glorious weather, and resulted in a draw in fevour of the Fusiliers ...

... ILLNESS OF LORD WO1ELEY.-On Thursday ce. it was stated by Colonel Routledge, commanding ,y. the 2nd Volunteer Battalion Royal Fusiliers, ork that their Honorary Colonel, Lord Wolseley, sic Adjutant-General of the Forces, was precluded in. from presiding ...