... Jolliffe, ?? Lieetenant and Adjutant Sauddhanu, ].A. Lieutenant Seyllour,s.M. tt Li utennut O'Brien, 7th Royal Fusiliers. Lieutesanta Watson. 7th Royal Fusiliers.' Julius Vandenbergb, Esq. Fortbe accomneodation of Visitors from Gosport, the 1, Floatiag Bridge ...

... Volunteers). In Colonel Kent and Officers of 77th Regiment (East Middlesex). Colonel Hibbert and Officers of the 7th Royal Fusiliers. Lieut.-Col. Richards and Officers of 2nd Hants Artillery Volunteers. By kind permission-of Col. Watson and Officers the ...

... Mr. Newman. George Botel (Portnmoutfl).-The Earl of Ranfurly, Lord Justice Barry, Lieutenant the flon. C. J. White, Royal Fusiliers, Lieutenant the Ron. L. White, Scots Guards, lr. Alymner, Mr. Barnard, Mr. Overend, Mr. King, Mr. Lawton, Mr. Belbin, ...

... of the 27th. The steam-transport Melbourne arrived Gibraltar on the 24th ult., from this S>rt, with 31 men of the 7th Royal Fusiliers and 14 of the oyal Engineers for the garrison. These two detachments landed and joined their respective corps. The Melbourne ...

... Wilby, C.B., and Officers, 1st Battalion 4th, king's Own Regiment, Lieut.-Coloncl Wailler and Officers, 1st Battaliou 7th Royal Fusiliers, Licut.-Colonel Pigott and Officers, 1st Battalion 19th Regi- meot, Colonel Maxwell. ca., and Officers, 88th ConnaughtRangers ...

... Capt. Hawtayne. NORTHEBROOK VILLA. Dr. Holton, 48th Rezt., Mrs. Holton and fanily. THE WHITE HOUSE. *Major Bennett, 7th Royal Fusiliers, Mrs. Bennett. BEACH TERIRACE. No. 3, Mrs. and the Misses Molyneaux. No. 5, Mrs. Ricard, Miss and Master Ricard, from ...

... Camnpbell, 30th Regiment, D.A.A.G. George A. Canton, Esq., Theodore B. Emerson, Esq., 19th Regiment; Captain g Keyser, 7th Royal Fusiliers; Martin Hioward, Esq., C. E. M DcCheane, Esq.; Commander St. Clair, Royal Navy, &c. Mlanager ?? ?? ?? .Capt. Gore Browns ...

... Three o'clockwhen A MONSTRE BAND NUMBERING' 1lPWARDS OF 150 PERFORMERS,- will be formed 6f the comnbined bands ?? the 7th Royal Fusiliers, Royal Marine Artillery, 88th Connaught Rangers, Rifle Brigade ?? Conductors-Mr. Moran, Mr. J. Winterbottom, Mr. Branegan ...

... , R.N. Cal Song ?? ?? ?? Cal Miss Braham., ?? Atmosphleric.. ?? Gung'I Coi Coi ?? . Col Coi og Capt. Keyser, 7th Royal Fusiliers. Cal God Save the Queen. The Band of the 88th Connaught Rangers will attend, Lie unuder the direction of Mr. Branigan ...

... CARNARVON LODGE. No. 804. Pamors or TxstErsT:- Ladies, 7s. fdt s'Geatleman, 10a. 6d.; Double, 15s.. TEE BAND OF THU 21ST ROYAL FUSILIERS' Will, by kind permissien ol the Officers, be in attendanse. MASONIC CLOTHING MAY BE WORN. Appllcationu for Tiokets, o ...

... The Charge of the Union' Brigadc at W~aterloo. 2.-The C'intsa Re-visited. By l-ieot.-Col. Lew is Jottes, late 7th Royal Fusiliers. 3.-The C'are of their Mlareini-ileriry Rifles by the British Arusy Volunteers. ?? the E3ditor. 4.t-Experience; of a ...

... PIPEINS' RUSTIC RETREAT, STILL WATERS RBUN DEEP, La, AND OLD GOOSEBERRY. y. ON FRIDAY. Novembe'A 10th, THE SERGBEAy OF THE ROYAL FUSILIERS, by the kind permiasei and under the Distiiguished Patronage of Lieut,.Gene Viscount Templetown, mc.nB., Commanding Southern ...