... B flat. 1 Altogether, to quota the words of the Bishop of Stepney, the service will be short, appropriate, inct jubilant. It will conclude with the singing of God Save tha Queen.j Short Speeches. It is satisfactory to know that the speeches at the Guildhall ...

... ' THE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. TI-lE QUEEN ABED THE SHERWOOD RANGERS. The following telegram was sent to t 'e Queen on Saturday from the headquarters of the Sherwood Rangers, who are proceeding to South Africa as a unit of the IroperialYeemanrv-:-'Officers ...

... Durban. THE IMPERIAL YEOIMANRY. The Press Association savs the following nutifica- I tion w.s I 3t night issued ly the Imperial Yeomanry Committec n- The Secretary for War having- nuthoriserl an increase in the establishnment of the imperial Yeomanry, officers ...

... prsltnted to the IlUrs.lS US the Imperial Yeomawry Ho.spital the cortilicuate and the silvvr badge of the Ariny Nursing Service Rttserve. On the budge is thu (leueva Cross wvith the words - erinctee, (C'hristiun's Aryny Nursimg Service Reserve, ithlo the certificate ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. FRYTiY.-Hor' Majesty's reply to the Address in h answer to the Queen's Speec was brought up and h read. MCONDAY.-Lord WemysS gave notice of his inten di tion to propose that the ancient constitutional law of compulsory ...

... accept the ofeer of any member of a volunteer corps to subjeot himself to the liability of being called out for active military service at any time, or the liability of serving in any part of the world, - whether within or 'vit-bout her Majesty's dominicons ...

... White, are elated the services they have rendered to the Queen. They have certainly earned the right to feel elation after their great success of Saturday, and the Queen and the countiy will remember their services. Military history ...

... Warwickshire compan y Imperial Yeomanry. Practically the coMniC- now complete, but an official inspection will hana be made, probably on Wednesday, before : ttt organisation for active service. The officers anint will attend a farewell service in St. 31arves ...

... th2em to Milver~tor Station, singing Soldiers of the Queen> and other martial airs. The tramway i companypronvided free cars for the troopers, and 1 the drivers and conductors volunteered their services. At Milvefton the crowd was largely aungmented by the ...

... i TE MILITARY SITUATION. 1 Some little time must doubtless elapse before the influence of the new hand at the helm in South Africa.makes itself apparent in the conduct of our military operations there; but in the meantime there can be no question as to ...

... n Oi tlhe services of the Guards bands, Her Maj esty's ship Belleisle, which is sheaf to be made a target for the Channel Fleet. is one of three ships originally bought from the Turks. TheOnod, G her sister shaip, is at Malta. The Alexandra still does ...

... ed opening for military employ- ment. The ranks of the Imperial Yeomanry contain many fine samples of this class, and it will be a miserable pity if strenuous official endeavour is not made to permanently retain their valuable services. I have the authority ...