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... CONSCRIPTION AND VOLUNTARY SERVICE. THE Queen has made an appeal to her old soldiers to come to the country's aid. By paany acts of sympathy shown to the wounded soldiers and the relatives of officers killed in South Africa her Majesty is forcing home ...
... nnrsas. At the outset of the campaign it was decided that nursing sisters sent ont in addi- tion to the cursing sisters of the Regular Army Service should be drawn solely from the Army Nursing Service Reserve, of which Princess CbriatiMl is president, and ...
... conuected with tbe Esta.bli8h- ment m-Cardiff and South Wales generally the Queen's command that- the service on the fir8t Sunday of the New Yea.r should have special reference to our military forces in South Africa was observed. The special prayer if the Prayer ...
... infinitely superior to the military. Now, however, the welsh becomes a military hospital. Its ser- vicss were volunteered for ait months. The period has expired, the civilian doctors are already back in Wales, and the nurses are on i he point of departure ...
... a. grandson of tho Queen. He was born on April 14tb, 1867, and received his education at Wellington College and Magdalen College, Oxford. Like many other cadets of the Royal House, Prince Christian Victor decided to adopt a military career, and accordingly ...
... accept the offer of any member of a Volunteer corps to subject himsslf 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 without her Majesty's dominions ...
... THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, The estimates for the Ðub- lie service of the year wiU be laid before you. The provision for military expenditure must be largely increased on account of the charge for military operations in South Africa. The experience of a great ...
... thanksgiving service was held, and we said our o goo.l-b?e to thcce of ocr ct>mr-idfcs who lis in tha little stoue wall graveyard, and who were .killed in defending Mafeking. When the service was over we tried to aiug God Save the Queen. ;bnt the hymn ...
... Behind the British Minister came repre- sentatives of the Queen of Hanover, the Duke of Cumberland, and the Portuguese Court, the British and German naval deputation, the Ger- and Austrian military deputations, and the professors of the University of Jena ...
... of great popular ent'uisiasm was wit- nosned on Monday on the occasion of the enrol- ment of the City of London Imperial Voluntas! for service in South Africa. The barriers erected at the approaches to the Ottildha'l were thronged by the public,who tht ...
... until daylight, and before sun- set we buried him at sea with fnll military honours, and soon left our comrade UNDER THE BLUE WAVES many miles in the rear. A soldier's luck on active service is often strange and hard. Tropical climes were reached one day's ...
... the sentiment of mutual esteem between a landlord and his neighbours, and the expression, mort over, of a natural in tbe military ptowess of one who has had as models for imitation a long line of Devoirs famous sons. To make preparations for a fitting ...