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... Town Clrbk read a circular letter from the clerk to tbe County Council of Middlesex in reference to the maintenance of the auxiliary forces of the kingdom, and inviting the Corporation to appoint a member of a Central Committee ot County Councils (including ...
... Colonial Police orce now Playing an Important Part The Natal Mounted Police into whose hands great part of the despatch riding and scoutingin the Natal section of the present campaign is ent lusted stands in the front rank of colonial corps It is corumanded ...
... They occrpied the town in the Iear!y housrs of this morning, .astd at daybreak 'it- taci ed thl. .osp os the Cape Mountd Police oit- |S.he ?? town. M1can'while a.nlot:ler Beer force mnliarcied past the toI.li, lesiug it on their right eand occupiedl ...
... Molteno, General Gatacre s advanced post on the East London-Bloemfontein Railway. Tho garrison, composed of detachments of police and of the Royal Irish Rifles and Berkshire Regi- ment, held their ground well, though tho enemy enveloped them from the east ...
... imporlarnc of their work (• OT ^ i • ^ • ted in their being sc-t to trrin up the boys and nirls to bo good and useful men and women . ( Hear , hear . ) If that wore so , surely every teacher was bound to consider the bearing of the temperance question upon ...
... formation volunteer corpa for Harleadun, and now comes an appeal for a corps or company for Kilbum and Brondesbnry. It is urged, and doubtless with good reason, that the existing corps are too far distant to enable men residine in this neighbourhood to get' ...
... LOST GOES DOWN WITH ALL HANDS UNITED STATES DOUGLAS EVACUATED AT JOHANNESBURG OICIAL DESPATCHES MISSIONARY MURDERED THE AUXILIARY ORCES SWAZILAND TROUBLE TROOPS OR THE RONT The INAL SETTLEMENT RENCH REINORCED MR TO THE NATIVES COLEbBERG ENEMY’S COMMUNICATION ...
... valuable auxiliary. Before Parliament was prorogued the Under-Secretary for War stated that there were only five nursing tasters Natal, but vigorous effort was made remedy the deficiency, and successive contingents of the Army Nursing Corps were sent ...
... and our waggons had to supply most of the tczr- irts. The women and children were very ki~dly treated. The Canadians, who acted as an escort to the refugees carried' the babies for the women, and kept all lively by singing as they marche& The guns and ...
... waggons, butl who gave up their places lov a,. to the women and children from Doug- Simi bh las, marched along pluckily in Spite, of det is their sore feet and terribly hard going. shiin ne The women and children h3or the jour- er ney irell, and are 110w ...
... instance carried in wagons, but who gave up their places to the women and children from Douglas, marched along pluckily in spite of their sore feet and the terribly hard- going. Theb women and children bore the journey well, and are now comfortably settled ...
... iffid Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment. four officers. 136 non-commissioned officers and men, and a detachment of the Second Corps Troops, Field Hoepital, with other details. taeties, seised Melton* at daybreak this morn-' praise. Fairly on Monday morning ...