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... in-law, the Rev. J. J. Holmes, Baring Crescent, Mrs. Harrison, aged Nut. 27th, Lionel, infant son of Major Hutchinson, Royal Fusiliers. At Washfield, on Wednesday, Nov. 20, Sarah, widow of the late Mr. Edward Boyce, bookseller, of Tiverton. On the 2lth ...
... Wilbraham, 7th Royal Fusiliers. Major W. H. Frankland, Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade. Major R. Palmer Sharp, 72nd Regt. Captain H. G. Master, 95th Regt. Captain A. H. Horsford, Ist. Baft. Rifle Brigade. Captain R. Williams Wynn, 7th Royal Fusiliers. Captain C ...
... obtaining the remainder. Lieutenants Calmady and Till have retired from this corps, and Colour-Sergeant Langshaw, of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, has been appointed the permanent staff. It is stated that Lieutenant-Colonel Buck will be Commandant the Artillery, and ...
... rt ,wo t, ' A grand Military Concert, with a display of Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. j d* ' The Bands of the 7th Royal Fusiliers will att *'j»i the Agricultural Exhibition—that of the tt *. | » l the Horticultural Fete—that the Royal Poultry Show ...
... of Abingdon, in his 71st year. Sept. 5, at Malta, of fever contracted at Varna, Lieut. I Ja3. Molesworth, of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, youngest son of the late Rev. William Molesworth, rector of St. Breock, Cornwall, aged 22. ...
... attack, and Lieut. Colonel Mundy, the Field 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 in the most gallant manner. They opened ...
... have seen. ftV ? also found the Safety Bolt excellent contrivanco to prevent accidents. Ist June, 1855. J. MAC HENRY, Royal Fusiliers. A Specimen Pistol may be seen the Establishment Messrs. Upjohn and Co., Watch Manufacturers, Kingwilliam-street, West ...
... have seen. I have ilso found the Safety Bolt excellent contrivance to prevent incidents. Ist June, 1855. J.MAC HENRY, Royal Fusiliers. A Specimen Pistol may be seen the Establishment of Messrs. Upjohn and Co., Watch Manufacturers, 15, Kingwilliam-street ...
... death is recorded among the casualties of the 18th inst., entered the army in 1825. As lieutenant-colonel commanded the Royal Fusiliers throughout the Eastern campaign of 1854- It will not be forgotten how terribly his corps suffered the Alma. was made Colonel ...
... have seen. I have also found the Safety Bolt excellent contrivance to prevent accidents. lst June. 1855. J. MAC HENRY. Royal Fusiliers. A Specimen Pistol may be seen at the Establishment of Messrs. Upjohn and Co., Watch Manufacturers, 15, Kingwilliano-street ...
... Shadforth, Of tlu> 57th, who commanded the storming party under his direction, were both killed, as was also Colonel Yea, the Royal Fusiliers, who led the right column. • cannot say too much in praise these officers. Majorgeneral Sir J. Campbell had commanded ...
... parish of Langtree, Mr. John Tucker, yeoman. Sept. 10-, deeply regretted, Charles Wigbtman Sievewright, Esq., late of tbe Royal Fusiliers, aged 55. Sept. 14, at 1, Nile-street, Bath, Admiral Gordon. ...