... 109 men, 8 women, and l child 60th Ridfles 41 men, 2 women, and 3 children, 61st; 31 men, 7 women, and 5 children, 87th Royal Fusiliers - and 281 'men 96th, with the under-named officers: -Captain Wan. Edw. Deacon, 41st, Lieutenant E. Powys, 61st, Lieutenant ...

... Plateau. 4th Pro- visional Battalion (Lieutenanut-Colonel, Ioutledge coin- ?? of the lst end 2nd Volunteer Battalions Royal Fusiliers, TowerHamletsRiftle Bri- gade, 3rd London RV., 3rd Volunteer Battalion West Surovisiontand1 st Sussex (Brighton .V. ;total ...

... (Queen's West. a inster) 1l)ffes, at Eastney Barracks ; 18th a Middlesex }Rifes, at Fort Gomer; Ist Volunteer t Battalion Royal Fusiliers, at (osport Barracks; and t 3rd and 5th Surrey Rifles, at Fort Nelson. Arrange. d meats :oi the quarters of other corps ...

... patrons of the living, they can obtamn an act of Parliament to abolish ?? fai'.hfully, VWM. JESSER COOPE, late Captain Royal Fusiliers, 4, Twickonham--7illas, Brentwood, Feb. 28. ?? Correspondent is mistaken in supposing that any jugena t on the motives ...

... 25; London Exchange! 25.9j. _ ?? i THE CITY OF LONDON REGIMENT. Colonel C. G. Donald, commanding the 2nd Bat- talion Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiunent, wi-iting from Bronlhorst Spruit, Trnvansl. O ni Nov. 28, to She Lord Mayor, said Le had heard ...

... Houidou, and the Queen's Westmioster at Bueley where the Queen's will be joined to-day by the lst Volunteer Battalion Royal Fusiliers, these being the only corps of the home district going inder canvas at this season beyond the battalions of the East London ...

... SPAR1;S-DOUGLAS-Septeraber 29, at All Souls' Church, Lngbam-place, by the Rev. T. L. Griffith, it, NV. Sparks, Cap- tain Royal Fusiliers, to Fenenla, daughter of Captain Douglas, R.N., of Walmer, cent. WOOLLAN-SAWYER.-Scptember 29, at East GrInetead parish ...

... qualified as stated against their names :-For ?? Sir S. h. Lockhart, t Bart.. 1st Life Guards; and Captain E. A. Mostyn, e Royal Fusiliers. For captaii-Lieut. C. Combo, Royal oerse Guards; Lieuts. G. F. IT. Lord Balaoa J. e Leslie, J. 'Watrenuer, 1 on. W. D) ...

... EDGELL -NOOTEa-March 2, at Sroke, Devon, by the Rev. E. B. Edgeil, Curate of Bromrham. Wilts, 0. 1 Edgell, late Capt. Royal Fusiliers, youngest son of the Rev. E. Edgell, EatQill, Frome, to Emily Graves, eldcst daughter of Co:L Mooth, of Beaumont House ...

... Gipps, C.B., commauding the Home District, accompanied by Colonel Juliau H. Hall, A.A. and ?? iuspected the draft of the Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) at Houns- low, which is under orders to embark on Tuesday next for India. The men were formed ...

... the Department the of Agriculture, Commerce, and Public Works. th a P. MAGN3. faos. ,al.] WAR-OFFICE, JAN. 9. vghc 7th Royal Fusiliers. Ims Lieutenant General Sir George Brown, K C.B, r ;her 77th Foot, to he colonel, vice General the RiCht Eon, 8 i be Edward ...

... reppisal for this attack the Britiah troops W burned Taungtek, the nearest native village. Captain (Gramshaw, of the Royal Fusiliers, b4 bas died at Kan. There is still a disastrous cs amount of sickness among the men of the . expedition, and both the ...