... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... operations in South Africa. In short, e he will give his services to the Queen and pay for tho privilege of so doing. He will, in addi- tion, devote his pay as a trooper during the ,1 campaign to tho Imperial War Fund for the widows and orphans of his comrades ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN t. | I: . - HOUSE OF ILORDS.-TURSDAY. The Seventh Session of the fourteeuth Par- liarnert of tbe Queen was opened by Royal commission attwio o'clock,th'edminsloners being the Lcrd Chancellor, Vistenrt Cross, the Earl of Hopotoun, Lord ...

... does not touch thc question of military rcepousibility. Indeed, the longer the contest was put off, from a military point of view. so much the more obriously, if it aid come, would the contest be a burden on the military resources oi the country. flow ...

... thoroughfares by the Queen's Own Royal Yeomanry. The Princess, who was cheered by large crowds, lunched with the Corporatiou after the ceremony, and leaves this afternoon for Ballater. MILITARY MAN(EUVRES BILL. Copies of the Military Manouvres Bill were ...

... to-morrov (Monday) to join the drait being prepared there for their 1st bat- talion. Nursing Sister F. Abraham, Army Nuerein service, has been appointed to the Military Station Hospital at Devonport. The Artillery camping season at Okeharmp- ton commences ...

... inst. An inspection of forty nurses for the wounded of the Imperial Yeomanry, who are about to start for South Africa, will be held by the Prince of Wales at Devonshire House this afternoon. The uniforms for these nurses, as well as those already sent ...

... promoter and organizer of A the Imperial Hospital scheme), and other nota- 2 bilities. That the scene might not lack some 4 touches of scarlet, Major-General Trotter and et Captain White were present-, s they are at aU If military inspections. in the H~ome ...

... 'enlivened the march with the strains of Auld Lang Syie.' - At Queen Aune's-gate the volhnteers'met the Grenadieri formhing the Bank guard on their wav home from the City. Tbe new Imperial troops, company by compaliy, vere ordered to shoulder arms as the ...

... CITY IMPERIAL VOLUNTEERS. DEPARTURE OF SECOND CONTINGENT OF 800 UEN. ANOTHER MAGNIFICENT SEND-OFF. SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S. ON Friday the members of the City of London Imperial Volunteers, sailing for South Africa, assembled at Guildhall for the purpose ...

... sword-of honour from the residents of that place, and- a service of plate irom the wvorking men of Durban. Ceneral Sir GeorgeWbite left London, on Friday, for Gibraltar, to aasume the military command. RAISED FROM THE RANKS. The following wer6 ?? on Tues ...