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... universal peace. No one, perhaps, really suspected that at its close we should be involved in all the excitement of a great military struggle, in which Great Britain would play the leading part. Much less conld it be conceived that in Devonshire, as in other ...
... shortly be on view at the United Service Museum. GENERAL FERRIER, who fought in the Crimea. states, in an interview published by the Ilfitetim that in hie opinion a single army, powerful and well led, would have done better service than three separate columns ...
... 3liB4 Davey 14 Sides Whidden, Mr Fox, 15 Middlecott-Mrs Warner, Mrs Alexandra Cat-Mrs Reavis Wreford Ferndale - Mrs Burridge, 16 lace House--Mr&Mrs P Kerley 17 Capt and Mre Davey imperial Terrace 1 Miss Tozer 18 Mr and Mrs H A Pafford I Mr Turner 1 13 Ms ...
... covering as it has all the initial expenses in establishing and affiliating the Institution with the Queen Victoria's Jubilee Institute for Nurses. Much of the expense of the past year has been exceptional but necessary, and will not occur again, whilst ...
... Dr Thomas and fain Alexandra Terracel CMr and Mrs Lewis Hope Arnerior-Mr & Mrs Bradford & fain Budleigh Lodge —Mrs Benmore Moor Vale—Capt and Mrs Rams- Luke's—Miss Robinson, Carlton Rouse— Mr & Mrs Clarke ' botham and fain Alexandra House-Miss Pearce, ...
... NOTES ON NEWS. Ws do sot at all times associate ourselves with the erpreased opintou of our Corrapondefet. EVEN Queen's Speeches must conform to the temper of the times. Her Majesty's gracious Address to our legislators at the re-assembly of Parliament ...
... rewards of varying amounts. Among the recipients of awards wero 42 officers and men of the naval and coastguard services, 70 of the military forces, and 38 of the police of the United Kingdom. Tim coincident membership of two brothers is less frequent ...
... THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, The Estimates for the Public Service of the year will be laid before you. The provision for military expenditure must be largely increased on account of the charge for military operations in South Africa. The experience of a great ...
... and numerous other civil, military, and naval dignitaries. The German Emperor was represented by Baron von Eckardatein (Chief Secretary and Councillor of the German Embassy), who, attended by Mr. S. R. Groom (the Imperial Vice-Consul at Harwich), was ...
... IPrinutive Methodist Chapel ;10 Mr and Mrs Morey !12 Mr Farloigh 13 Mr and Mrs Yeo i ll Mr .Polstord Alexandra Cot—Mrs Beavis Ferndale Mrs Burridge, imperial Terrace 1 Miss Tozer 2 Mr Turner 8 Mr and Mrs Coosibes,3lr Coney 4 Mrs Bias b Mr and Mrs Wheaton ...
... convert this country into a great military Power. A policy of that kind he should regard as calamitous. The difficulties which confronted us in Africa ought not to induce us to undertake any great project of military development, On the whole, however ...
... Road, the wife of James Scott, of a son. ght %mouth hand, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1900. A VERY decided improvement in the military situation in South Africa set in rather more than a week since, and has been satisfactorily maintained to th.present time ...