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... following :— From Elmestree—Colonel, Mrs., and Miss Henry, Captain Vivan Henry (Royal Fusiliers), Miss Ismay, Miss Moore, Captain Darell (éoldstream Guards), Major Carr (Royal Fusiliers), Mr. and Mrs. Combe, the Hon. Lionel and Lady Eleanor Byng. From Charlton ...
... and party, Mr. Compton Bracebridge, Mr. Portman, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wormald, Miss Bibby, Lieut.-CoL Cleland (Dublin Royal Fusiliers), Mr. Fiennes (Royal Scots Fusiliers), Colonel and Mrs. Gostling Murray, Colonel Knox, C.8., Captain Livingstone Thompson ...
... Shadforth, of the 67th, who commanded the atorming party, under hie direction, were both killed, waa alao Colooel Yea, of tbe Royal Fusiliers, who led the i right oolumn. I cannot aay too much in praise den officer*. Major General Sir J. Campbell bad commanded ...
... years, sincerely respected and deeply lamented. On the 17th inst, Gibraltar, William Vivash Maskelyne,, esq., Captain 7th Royal Fusiliers, aged 26, only son of Maurice Maskelyne, esq., of Upton-house, Gloucestershire. On the 24th inst., Bath, Mrs. Rebecca ...
... aged 21, of rapid consumption, four days after landing from the West Indies, Henry Charlton, Lieutenant in her Majesty's Royal Fusiliers, youUirest son of W. J. Charlton, esq., late of Rochester, and hepbew of the Rev. Richard Webb, of Durrington, Wilts. ...
... ot the 67th, who commanded tbe storming party, under his direction, were both killed, as was also Colonel Yea, of tbe Royal Fusiliers, who led the right column. cannot say too much praise of these officers. Major | General Sir J. Campbell had commanded ...
... Redditch. On the 17th inst., at Awebridge, near Romsey, Hants, Henry Neville Cotton Thurston, esq., late Captain 7th Royal Fusiliers and 13th Regt. Light Infantry, younger son of John Thurston, esq., Thornbury, Gloucestershire, aged 38. Oct. 19, at his ...
... officer commanding the regimeut, iu the parish church at Princetown, Dartmoor, in memory of the three soldiers of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, who perished in the su'jw the 12lh February, when march from Devonport, to join the company of that corps, doing duty ...
... which, on his taking the chair, numbered upwards of 2000 men, comprising 400 of the 20th Regiment of Foot, 45 of the 21st Royal Fusiliers, 400 of the Royal Marine Light Infantry (Portsmouth division), of the Royal Marine Artillery, 400 of the 97th Regiment ...
... of son. „ , , „ On the 6th June, at 1, Rochford-place, Bathford, Bath the wife of T. R. Clarkson esq., late Captain Royal Fusiliers and H wife of Robert Vaux Zinzan, esq., surgeon, late of Tisbury, W jine°6th,t°bockoo Farm, Lacock, the .if. Mr. ife ...
... Mr. Vincent Stuckey, Captain H. B. Patton, Mr. T. Messiter a party; Captain Hunt, Mr. M. Guest, and the officers 7th Royal Fusiliers in their drag; also the officers West Somerset Yeomanry, &c. ...
... match was shot off o the miniature range between the officers of the Royal Fusiliers stationed at West Down and the Tilshead Rifle Club—teams eight aside. The scores were :— RoyAL FUSILIERS.. TiLseeAD R.C. Colonel Cooper 49 IM. W. Ford .. .38 Major ...