... seen of it, that, it had a great deal of esprit de corps, and it would be his pleasure to report most favourably of them. Colonel VERaNF, in thanking Colonel Maude for the complimentary observations he had made, said that it was most satisfactory to himself ...

... Princess Victorin's Royal Trish Fnsiliers-Lien- tenant G. K. Swvettingham has been seconded for service with the Indian Staff Corps. The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers-Lieutenant T. Vachell has been seconded for service with the Indian Staff Corps. The following ...

... the post owing to ill-health. Captain Gallenga, Royal Dhblin Fusiliers, and serving with the Arny Service Corps, has been transferred from Dublin to Aldershot. Captain Campbell Johnson, Army Service Corps, recently doing duty at Dundulk, has been ap- pointed ...

... Tudian Staff Corps-To be lientenants-Lient. Walter Fitzgerald Bourne, from the Royal Munster Fosiliers; Lieutenant Sutherland Alexander Mac- kay Orr, from the Royal Irish Rifles; Lieutenant Laurence Richard Gaifre Walker. from the Royal Inniskillingr ...

... by march route. Both corps leave Aldershot at end of September, when the Royal Fosiliers go to Woolwich, and ?? Fusiliers to Shorneliffe. The latter has been at Woolwicb since 1889, when it moved from Col- chester, where the corps was stationed close on ...

... Leinster Regiment (Royal Camdian6s)-Major and Honorary Lieut.-Colonel the Honourable Robert Plowler resigns his commission, also is permitted to retain his rank and wear the prescribed wiiform ou his retirement. 4th Battalion the Royal Munster Fnsiliers- ...

... Dublin, Belfast, and the Curragh, and being transferred to Aldershot from Ireland in 1890. The corps will be replaced at Aldershot by the 2nd Battalion King's Royal Rifles, which is ordered to leave Dublin at the end of November. The Rifles were transferred ...

... was last employed as Goyernor of Gibraltar. In 1 881, he became colonel of the Royal Inniskil- ling Fusiliers ; in 18SS, was. transferred to the colonelcy of the King's Royal Rifles, and afterwards to that of the Coldseream Guards. ...

... prisoners went into I the public-house in quiestion and asked for drinks, with lwhich they ere supplied, and on accused observing the barman writing the prisoner Ferris lifted up the bottle of brandy and ran away. The barman pursued him, but prisoner ...

... from the 4th Battalion Royal Ifish Regiment, to be second lieutenant, in suc. cession to Lieutenant W P. Standish, promoted. The South Staffordshire Regiment-Lieutenant A. R. Finlay, from the 6th Brigade North Irish Division Royal Artillery, to be second ...

... R1l.-M-This officer expired at Woolwich on Tuesday last, at the advanced ege of seventy-fivo years. EHe rentered the Royal Marine corps as second lieutenant, Nov. t), 180.5, and served as such at the passage of the Dardanelles in 1807, in the Canopus, ...

... returned a verdict of £05 damages and Gd costs. THE EASTER MONDAY REVIEW. DrELms of I he railway arrangements of volunteer corps attending the Brighton Review on Easter Mondiy have been issued by the WVar Office. The number to proceed from London Bridge ...