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... iVOUNDUED. - GERMAN STEAMER SEIZED. THE Q_`EE-ENi'a MIESEZE-AGE TO fED .TR.OOPS. EREUTER'S TELEGrAM.) Capts TownI, Siunday. The Queen's Christmas' message to the :troops in Souith Africa wished the generals commanding annd her soldiers '. ntppy Christmnas. ...
... of the Army Nursing Servira K . cserv ...
... . THE QUEEN'S . CHOCOLATE . Tho Union liner Moor , which left Southampton on Saturday afternoon for South Africa with a number of ' Staff officers and nursing Bisters , n ! so earned a lurtlic- silipmeot COMsistill ? of 300 casfli of Hie Queen's chocolato ...
... 'cm A quiet Christmas was :pent in Genoral 'de ri Gatacre's camrp. An impressive service was| held, nearly all the troops being present. On GE the conclusion of the service the General gave the troops his greetings. Dinner was largely provided by the i ...
... become almost certain that the Boers would refuse the ultimate conditions of the . British Government . On October 7 , tee Queen signed Proclamations calling out the Army Reserve , and summoning Parliament to meet on the 17 th . The short session closed ...
... Greenmock Police, has, been accepted )r as a volunteer to the Imperial Yeomanry, end is to be at headquarters, Ayr, on WednesdayT - first.T Of the15 men raqtired from t~he6th 'LB.R.H. has 1-for service at thle front, 10 voluntee-red from the e K Company Fife ...
... discougaged, for he. the two local recruiters—Sergeant Owel now offers the ambulance and the services of its New York, Saturday. staff to the Imperial military authorities in the Mr E. Borrough. British Viee-Consu! at Kansas | Corporal Hanna—was 18 for ...
... arv to the Queen in Ireland, was a passenger by the same train, and he, too, is bound South Africa, where his surgical skill will at the disposal of the authorities. The passengers further included number nurses, mostly of army nursing service serve. N ...
... happy Nw- tar land for character comic— rank Doyle Joe Sawers and Jim Harte Two WATCH-NIGHT SERVICES pong were sung by each of the following Watch-night services were held by number —oprunos uid contraltos of religious bodiea in the citv last ni-lit Heming ...
... be acceptable to Netal. Dr Gray is apparently not disconragied. for he now offe'rs the ambulance r.nd the services of its staff to the Imperial mlii- tary authorities, in the hope that they may be of sorno nserflness to the woundled drrrinr the. wvar ...
... the phases of the struggle a; .between might and right, the scandalous a conduct of the military bullies and con-spiTa- .toy', the sinister schemes of the military p chiefs, the shameless perve.sion of the truth m by men of high rank and influence. The ...
... Dublin for service with Imperial Yeomanry amounts so far about 200. Lord Lauderdale, Lord-Lieutenant of Berwickshire, has issued a circular inviting contributions to a county fund for tho equipment of the Yeomanry and volunteer forces for service in Africa ...