... Africa w id466 army medical doctors, 44.0 civilian surgeons, ti I. 556 female nurses, and 5658 male-.nurses and r, it orderlies. Those figures did not include doctors S bo- and nurses engaged in Sooth Africa. On the Si ir19th inst. there were 5000 bode in Natal ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMOELNT. . _ ?? HOUSE OF LORDS. _, FRIDAY, May 25. I Their Lordships met at three o'clock, when the Royal Assent 'was given by Commission to I the Police Reservists' Allowances Act, the Ele- f toral Disabilities (Military Service) Act, and ...

... took his seat on the Wool- Se sack at half-past four o'clock. 0 Message from the Queen. h Eafl CLAREN\DON, the Lord Chamberlain, a tjrought up the Message of the' Queen in regard I to the reply to the Address, which he -read as at Follows:- I have received ...

... public schools, and colonies will 1 confer seniority over cadets at present rceeivcrgg 3 military instruction in th~e Royal Military of' IAcademy and Rural Military Cnllege; sold I whether the Secre tary of State will Consider tio ?? ' preprsety of antedating ...

... liahilitv to be called out for aotual -e rnilitarv service or: to serve in any part of the d world, rnd to siibstitute that the Vohlnteer might > agree to the liability to be called out for actual r military service in specified places in Great Eri- e tain. The ...

... reason to believe that it t was of a political nature. 'Mr MACNEILL-Is the hon. gentleman aware that the Queen's regulations do not per- mnit military bands to attend political gather- t ingZs? Mr WYNDHAM-I have no reason to be- liove that it was a political ...

... seconded for service on the Staff. The DBele of Cambridge's Own Regiment-Second-Lieu-2 tenant D. K. Robinson is seconded for service with the Army Service Corps.: t North Stafford Regiment-Captain Wm. A. Barnett is a secooded for service on the Staff ...

... The Queen has been plaeneni to appoint Captain Ernest Beck-with Torso. V.C., en be one of the Sergeants-Oat-Atflt- ?? to Hoc Majesty, in thes room of Lieutenant- Colonel Forbes Macbean. deceseaed. St Jamess's. Palace. December 1, 1100., The Queen has ...

... rifle competitions, and holds Her Majestys dacwn- tion for long service and good conduct- Dr FARQUHARSON also asked a similar question. Mr WYNDHAM said that Sergeant KingL whose services were correctly st~atcd~in thegutes- ac ill R he tb re he GI he re ...

... a's est~mste of the actual number of ]Boors 1betwcee-n thle egoes of military service; and -as me, fa- as I know that estimate was correctly formed,c: adwscomnmunicated tothe military, authori- n and was to ?? tties at the War Office and to the Government;I ...

... were to put the men doci n at their own ;f charge in South Africa. and from the day of c -eaarrival tho Imperial Government toeh the i. oover at imperial rates of pay. all ?? anmd (i eood. cid nidln-croonk to scnd thc~n 'cci:. hts u ' the0 ee,, lwcies Siat ...

... Viscount CRAN BORNE, in reply to Mr Pirie, said Her Majesty's Ambassador at Constanti- nople presented a letter from the Queen to His Imperial Majesty the Sultan of Turkey on the I Ist of September congratulating him on attain- 1 ing the 25th anniversary of ...