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... THE ARMY, 7th Fusilibbs.—Portsmouth. Sept. ‘29.—A set of new colours was presented to the 7th Regiment (Royal Fusiliers), in this garrison, this afternoon, by Lady Augusta Fitxclarence. wife of the Lieutenant-Governor, Major-General Lord Frederick Fi ...
... royal party. One other remarkable case this hospital was pointed out to her Majesty—that of Richard Collin, of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, who was wounded in very extraordinary manner at the unsuccessful attack upon the Redan. While scrambling up the ladder ...
... successful, and gave great satisfaction Sir Charles Pasley. Thk Ahkivkssary of toe BATri.s toe Alma.— The officers of the 7th Royal Fusiliers have invited the officer* of the 23*1 Welsh Fusiliers and the 2d Battalion of the Ride Brigade to banquet on the inat ...
... Service in 1810.— Captain T. va, formerly of the 63th Regiment, died the 20th instant.—Lieutenant the Hon. H. Moketon, 7th Royal Fusiliers, died the 27tb instant, aged 20. He entered the Service in 1833 Sljare ♦— (From the Edinburgh Daily Share List oj Dec ...
... 5000 men of all ranks—to embark for India, viz, 605 non-commissioned officers and men of the 7th Dragoon Guards, 7th Royal Fusiliers, 52d Light Infantry, 70th, 81st, 94tb, and 9Sth Regiments, to embark on Liard the Eastern Monarch, at Gravesend, for ...
... Cork—total, one officer and 383 men. The Eastern Monarch under orders to embark 484 men of all ranks belonging to the 7th Royal Fusiliers, 52d Light Infantry, 70th, 81st, and 94th Regiments Chatham, the whole of whom proceed to Kurrachee. The Wreck the Screw ...
... the only son of a distinguished Indian general, and himself had an only son, the present Captain Carpenter, of the 7th Royal Fusiliers (who was seriously wounded at the battle of the Alma). Colonel Carpenter left also a widow, the present Mrs George Carpenter ...
... 69th and 74th Highlanders, to the number of 400 men, also embarked board the same vessel. Reinforcements from the 7th Royal Fusiliers, 52d Light Infantry, 70th, Blst, and 94th Regiments to the number of 500 men of all ranks, are awaiting orders to embark ...
... —C>6«rvrr. the Rbssia* Wa«.—On Thnraday last, tile Honse of Lorda delWeied m the case of Captain Carpenter of the 7th Royal Fusiliers. Their Lordships were divided in opinion; the Lord Chancellor. Lord Brougham, and Lord ht Leonards being of opinion that ...
... Lynch, of the Madras Native Infantry, died on tbe 22d ult.—Captain William Vive ash Maskelyne, of tbe 2d battalion 7th Royal Fusiliers, died at Gibraltar on the 17th ult., aged twenty-five. Captain Maskelyne was most promising officer. Though under five ...
... daughter. At Christ Church, Canterbury'. New Zealand, on the February, the wife of W. Raymond Browne. Esq., late Captain 7lh Royal Fusiliers, of daughter. At Chateau Beau Sejour, Boulogne. Prance, the wife of Charles 0. Lcmsden, Esq.. Staff Assistant Surgeon ...
... BIRTHS. At Gibraltar, on the 14th instant, the wife of Captain J. T. Campbell, Royal Fusiliers, of daughter. At No. 54 Terrace, Glasgow, on the 19th Instant, the wife of H. R. Mirvomn, late Captain 51st Light Infantry, of son, still-born. At No. 43 Queen ...