... expalosive uae h cag bigfil .4 'THE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. t MSPECTION BY THE PEINCE OF WALES. a Yesterday morning, at Albany Street Barracks, L London, the Prince. of Wales inspected three addi- 2atioal. companies of the Imperial Yeomanry- namely, No. 33 Company ...

... allowed to choose their own stations. Miss M. B. Gordon-Cumming, Miss E. M. Beatham, and Miss A. M. Gutteidge, of the Army Nursing Service Reserve, have bean called up for duty. The lst Monmouthehire k olunteer Artillery, in training at-bAldershot, are, to ...

... I MIrTARY DRML IN SCHOOLS. The present military sentiment is taking miany forms, One phase of it is the desire to introduce military exercises in school, either to take the place of or supple- nient the vlsysical drill and gymnastics as now in voee. The ...

... in whtch this proposal for a pernmanent increase in our military systeni was brought before the Committee, and submitted that no case had beenn made out fora per- manent increase of the military forces of the country. The country wanted to know what the ...

... latest informs- tion, 466 army medical officers and 440 civilian sur- gesns, 466 female nurses and 6,669 male nurses and orderlies. These did not include doctors and nurses engaged in South Africa. The supply of beds was, on 'the 19th inst., 5,000 in Natal ...

... before Lord Roberts appeared on the ds scene. ve THE - QUEEN AND LADY W'iTE. The Queen's affectionate solicitude for£fihe wireat the generali in the field has been common knowledge among the military. Early thisw-eek her Majesty et twide sent a messenger ...

... only accept Canadian military medical officers and trained female nurses for service with the Canadian contingent, whether he would take steps to remove the legal prohibition which prevented these Canadian and other colonial military surgeons from renderng ...

... £255-s.;imnbaad Midl-and Counties Sanitocuiin, £-10; Birmingrbamna-nd District Nursing Society, Police- Aided Association, Aston. Manor Relief -Assoiaio,j Aston Manor-Nursing Institution, Girls' Night Shelter, -r tad the Birmingham and District Ambulance ...

... functions. Does it deal Iwith matters of naral or military strategy, and with the numbers and composition of the naval or military forces to be employed for specific purpoes? ?? it take advice from naval and military experts before coming to its decisions? Does ...

... i TE MILITARY SITUATION. 1 Some little time must doubtless elapse before the influence of the new hand at the helm in South Africa.makes itself apparent in the conduct of our military operations there; but in the meantime there can be no question as to ...

... Armv -Nursing Staff (Mliss Filk-in received the Queen on be, arrival. There are about five hundred and fifty wounded soldiers in the institution. Many of tbese, however, had sufficiently recovered to be able to see her Majesty on arrival. The Queen expressed ...

... contingent of the Imperial Yeomanry at AIny Barracks, Begean's Park. There was a largo attend. ance of spectators. The contingent consisted of v 367 officers and men, of whom 135 belonged to the Hon. Artillery Company, 134 to the Herts Imperial Yeomanry, and ...