... Dublins, shots were fired at the guard. Blank cartridges appear to have been used at first, The barracks were aroused ; the Royal Fusiliers and other. guards had to be reinforced, and upon their advancing upon the Risborough Camp were met by bayonet and a ball ...

... DANGEROUS PRACTICE. At Brentford, William Billington, a sergeant iu the 6th Royal Fusiliers, was charged with firing a rifle in a public thoroughfare at Hounslow on Sunday morning. In defence, accused said the rifle was given tc him, and he went to the ...

... THE WRONG MAN At Southwark Police Court. on Tuesday. Charles smith 118 0 . charged with being a deserter from the Royal Fusiliers. declared that lie had not the marks mentioned in the rapers. and was not the man wanted.—The Magistrate: What are the marks ...

... together with his wife and son. Lodging with them were Mr. Wilcox's daughter and her husband, Sergeant Johnson, of the Royal Fusiliers, stationed at Hounslow Barracks, close by. On Sunday morning the family were aroused by terrific screaming, and a moment ...

... result of the ice breaking at the Old Welsh Harp, Hendon, on Monday afternoon. Williams was a clarionet player in the Royal Fusiliers, stationed at Mullingar (Ireland), and was home on furlough. Browning was the son of a hairdresser. - Although danger ...

... uliect to Tainting eta, and Is furred se take stiii,la n t,,,,s ee mattes • %Ws( Pert. On Aunday ate* a sergeaat of the Royal Fusiliers. 'rationed at Darer. named flakrs, was to his comrades in the mess -rote i. when ...

... on the Modder River, and sleeping in the same tent with Bowne was the dog Drummer, the well-known dog of the sth Royal Fusiliers. Drummer was very much attached to Major Ray, which may account for the story, In the early morning, Bowne was woke up ...

... leaves for Canada at the end of this month. MISS MILBANK'S WEDDING. The wedding between Miss Milbank and Major Henry, 7th Royal Fusiliers, is fixed to take place at Norton Church on October 18th, at 2.15 p.m. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. Whilst conducting Divine ...

... li-R.H. the Dike of Cambridge, Commandertn-chiet P.S.—I was known as Private John Perkins, No. 3437, No. 5 Company, 7th Royal Fusiliers. Enlisted at Hereford. May, 16th, 1854: sent to Crimea, January, 1855; discharged at Aldershot on account of ill-health ...

... their haftees to escape special treatment. attack on Wilge River was very daring. The was held by a email garrison of - Royal Fusiliers, who maintained a gallant defence at close quarters. Bearing the firing, the officer in charge of the artillery at Bronkhorst ...

... Governor and Commandant of Netley Hospital. He was created a K.C.B. in 1873. At the time of his death he was Colonel of the Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment), and Hon. Colonel of the sth Volunteer Battalion Battalion Cheshire Regiment. MARRIED BY TELEGRAPH ...

... Dutch, were ordered to attend. The prisoners, both closely guarded l i by a troop of the district mounted troops and Royal Fusiliers, were brought into the square, which was lined with the troops of the garrison. The ex-commandant went through the ceremony ...