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... ROYAL FUSILIERS (16744*, A., Bilston. DIED OF WOUNDS. ROYAL WARWICKSHIRE REGIMENT. Essex (1587), H., Banbiyy; Horne 112137), F., Coventry. SHERWOOD FORESTERS. Bennett (2L720), H., Dresden, Staffs. Previously reported wounded, now reported died of wounds:— ...
... THE ROYAL FUSILIERS. ACCUSATION BY M.P, LIN HOUSE OF COMMONS. ln the House of Commons esterday Mr. NIELD (U., Ealing) asked the Under-Secretary for War whether he fas aware that ishonourable imputations and suggestions of corruption were in, made against ...
... ROYAL FUSILIERS SUFFER HEAVILY. The names 17 officers ami SJO officers end men of the Brit; Expeditionary Force were given casualty issued la«t night, o: which following » summary:-- ...
... From one of the Royal Fusiliers, “OXO is so easy tomakc, and so strengthening a beverage. The way in which I tested it was one cold night. My chum and I got two bricks, some dry straw and twigs, and soon we had a lovely canteen full of OXO* gave us fresh ...
... COGKEIULL, 11591, Pte. F., Royal Fusiliers. COCKERILL, 9646, Pte. W., Royal Warwickshire Re®. COLE, 15938, Pte. A., Roval Fusiliers. COLLINS, 3881, Ptc. H., Royal Fusiliers. COLLINS, Pto. W., Royal Fusiliers. CORDELL, 8846, Pte. G., Royai Fusiliers. COVEBLEY ...
... OSBORNE, Second Lieutenant R. L., Royal Fusiliers. Previously reported nrasing, now reported killed; FANG Nil EL, Second Lieutenant B. C., London Regiment. TURNER, Second Lieutenant E., Esaei Reg ment. Previously reported wounded, now reported died wounds:— ...
... Royal Fusiliers in Lord Mayor of London’s procession, with their mascot. PERSONAL. this heading M. per line, minimum charge le.; Legal and Trade Announcements. Public Notic*a. .etc. th;* heading, le. per lino, minimum It. ...
... SEVERE ALL-NIGHT RATTLE, ROYAL FUSILIERS RETAKE LOST TRENCHES. The following despatches have been received from General Headquarters France: Saturday, 10.40 am. Yesterday evening, after considerable artillery activity all east Ypres, the enemy’s infantry ...
... Lieut. Maurice James Dcasc. Battalion Royal Fusiliers Tlioii}; three times woumied. Ik- continued control the lire oi Ins inach’tic utis at Moils il August until all ids men were siiot. died his wounds. Captain Harry Sherwood Ranken, Royal Army Medical ...
... GAZETTE” 3iife Ifel ■:dr» * •.O&K- . > I’te. O. Payne (.Royal Fusiliers ...
... BAND OF H.M. ROYAL FUSILIERS '.Tbe B&I ...
... wfll haul down the Bag. the Royal Fusiliers providing the colour parties. The troops will present arms as the flag comes down and the band will play the National Anthem. The troops will then march to the station, and within 45 minutes of the flag having ...