... '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 ...

... Spragge, commaudant of the 21th Battalion Imperial Yeomanry, and Lieutenant P. s'ioodhouse, of the same regiment, have resigned their comamissions. It will be remembered that it was the 13h Bat- taliom of the Imperial Yeomanry that was captured near Lindley ...

... 2. In 1895 the present Dutch Ministry in Cape Colony voted an annual contribution of £30,000 to the Imperial navy. 3. It also made over to the Imperial authorities the splenilid naval station of Simon's Bay. Of. this Mr. Goschen said so lately as May 18 ...

... has de- manded the services of a large number o± officers, studetuta of Staff Celiege, and the majority of those under instruction last term are already at the Cape. IMPERIAL YEOMANRY.-GIFT OF £50,000. Tb6 headquarters of the Imperial Yeomanry have been ...

... speaking at Holloway, invited grave attention to our present military situ4tio -. Did the public realize that a week from to-day the United Kingdom would be practically without any organized military force to protect it? We - had astillery volun- teers, but ...

... twenty-eight nurses, seven of whom cause from the City of Dublin Nursing Institution, and six doctors, whose names were Dre. A. R. Douglas, Howell Davis, Brickwell, Provie, Hayes, and C. F. Frost. There were also seven wards- maids. - The nurses and doctors ...

... classes of the population and by the foreign military attach6s, who were in uniform. It was General Joubert's wish tbat the ceremony should be a quiet one, of a civil and private nature, and thab military honorrs should not be rendered. The British officers ...

... pressed on here. It is understood that the Imperial Light Horse will be raised to as Imperial brigade of 2,000 men under a General of good Colonial experience. The brigade will afterwards form the nucleus of the Imperial force of 50,000 men made up from the ...

... emergency. AUSTRALIAN OFFER ACCEPTED. Melbourne, July 7. The Imperial Government has accepted-the offer made by Victoria of a naval contiiigelt for eer-vice in China and also the offer of the services of the gunboat Protector made by South Australia.-Reuter ...

... the march on the Embankment really comienced, so far from being a military procession, the Lord Mayor's Own had becomeavery miiscollaneouscosiglemieratiousof all sorts. The City Imperial Volunteers' headgear was scareely more prominent than that of the ...

... (Appropriation) Bill were hronght from the Commons asun were passed through all their stages. THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. The LOnD CHANcELLOR then read the Queen's Speech as follows:- My Lords and Gontlomen,- Ithankyou for the liberalprovision whichyou have made ...

... Castle having been viewed, the men were inspected hy the Queen in the St. George's Hall. The Queen, addressing the troops, expresseit the pleasure it gave her to see themn, thanked themn for their services, and bid thedn God speed and a sate return hom e. Sub- ...