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... evening, we are told, the ide- of entertaining a] any such proposals at the present juncture is alto- cl gather scouted, and military experts believe that %V the end of the wvar, now more or less punitive in ir chfracter. is still far distant. All that can ...
... allow volunteer officers to volunteer for active service without an alteration of the. Ace.~ It was at :first considered necessary to enhist officers an well as men, ian order to bring them under military law outside the limits of this kingdom. The Wiar ...
... E CORONATION OF KING EDWARD VII OF QUEEN ALEXANDRA OF BIRMINGHAM CORONATION NUMBER CELEBKATE HISTORIC ttnODOCKD METHODS IT HITBBftTO PAGES OF LETTER-PRESS AND ILLUSTRATIONS TWELVE - PAGE CORONATION SUPPLEMENT TOGETHER USUAL TUB WILL IN WILL WITH OUR AT ...
... available for service afloat and ashore as he might determine, and under what Discipline Act would this force serve, and whether the cost of the colonial. force would be borne by the Imperial or the colonial exchequer, and if by the Imperial exchequer whether ...
... ar king at Dr u P r m y m bene iges rest Tisenday kur the in Qesa aid s e; lila ill thy trict. They are in vita the Queen Alexandra Sanatorium at DitvesPiaus. o f the and ham for Her Majesty has taken a box, and the Prinoe and peat their Prises of Wales ...
... Jmost elementary form of military duty. This was the result of a too slavish adherence to the voluntary system. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE claimed that it was for the Government to say whether this bill for corn- pulsorv military service should be persevered ...
... gentleman, to be second lieutenant. The undetrmetioned officers are seconded for servioe with the Imperial Yeomanry Cavalry --Woretstersirc (the Queen's Own Worcestershire Rznsears), Captain 4 'L Crane; Militia (5th Battalion the Worcestersl-re Pep- ...
... authorities there to shed. some light on the matter. It consisted, we are told, of 2,00 men of the South African Light Horse, the Imperial Yeomanry, and the Kimberley Horse-in all we sup- s pose between 3,000and4,000 men. This fving column left Kimberley-not ...
... Aberdeen- shire member, suggested that an Imperial loan was not necessary. The India Office could recommend to the Cabinet the remission for a series of years of some of the payments made by India for military and other purposes. But the Speaker ruled ...
... PHYSICAL AND MILITARY DRILL IN t SCHOOLS. n( On the motion. for going into Committee of Supply on the Civil Service anda Revenue Dolpartmxent est- c m13ates, 0 *Sit 5. Ftmoussoir drew attention to the imp-ortmnn ft of instituting physical and military drill ...
... he had frequently stated a con- t Lference of three naval and military experts was appointed t to gc into tbe whole question. Its recommendations had - been carried out. The SECRET SERVICE MONMEY. t The Casxczci.or of the Etacpuza, in answer to Mr. H ...
... Lokoja, Northern a, writ- ing under date of JSanury 2, says -The military display at yesterday's function, when 3 Brigadier- General Lugard, 0.13, ?? assumed, on behalf of the Imperial Government, tbe administraton of the territories hitlerto administered ...