... was, after all, a matter of military discipline. Re regretted that Colonel Lids took this cousrse, and thereby put h imself in the wrong : and he further regretted Colonel Edis should have written a letterimputiogto the military authorities a feeling with ...

... her Majesty attended Divine service in the private chapel of the Viceregul Lodge. Dean Dickenson conducted the service and the Arch-! bishop of Armagh was the preacher. Members of the Rcyal Family also were present. The Queen drove out in the grounds of ...

... has reached the sum of to £3,000. ,he Ten nurses will sail for South Africa on the 7th of pros. si- WnrLLIGTOr, February 23.-The New Zealand nd Government are forming a volunteer reserve of 500 s men for service in South Africa if required. g SYDNEY, February ...

... law with regard to tho publication of therse documenets IT was laid dot-n in, she Queen's regulations. A despatch conarini ng a description of every action or military P operation must invariably he written by the senior d, officer actually preaseuk. ...

... Mayorwill go to St. Paul's Oatbedral in state on the afternoon of Wednesdav, February 14, to attend the special service in aid of the Queen Victoria Clergy Fund. The Bishop of Ripon will preach on tbe ocS o,.n. Early in February Dr. Fag-et, the Dean of ...

... Ambassador at Vienna, and Sir H. Drummond Wolff, Amba-ssador at Madrid, the Queen has been pleased to approve of the following appointments in her Majesty's Diplomatic Service:-Sir Francis Piunkett, now Minister at Brussels, to be Ambassador at Vienna: ...

... early days of next week. Mr. BAL^FOUR said the proposal was to take the Civil k i Service Supplemilentary ?stnmates that night, and the vote on accoont of the Civil Service-Estimates to-morrow night. d ir II. CastePst.L-BAtNN swR said that would be ir ...

... was the fact that officers of the Ryal Gsrrxson Artillery ordered on service to Soot Africa were-deprived of armament pay, which ws issued to &al. Ofcers of thisbranch-of the service, both in Enlandl and in India and, i so, whether he would consider the ...

... passed the committee stage. QUEEN ANNE'S BOUNTY BOARD. On the motion of Earl WALDaGRAVE it was resolved to appoint a committee of five lords to join with a committee of the House of Commons to consider the i constitution of Queen Anne's Bounty Board, and ...

... ire Regiment).-Algeroon Edward Brise Ild, gentleman, to be secondhentensat. The undermentioned officers are seconded for service in South Africa:- Mranrr Inr&yNr. 4thi Battalion the Gloucestersbire Regiment. -Captain J. W. -S. Wingtleld-Digby. 5th andf6th ...

... Artillery has been accepted by the Secretary of State for three months' military service at Alderstiot. This is in reply to an offer made by the biigade in Decem-' her to perform homea service. 'The news was, aunodnoed at special parade of the Newport battery ...

... assurance that he can desire on that sebjeet. (Ministerial cheers.) THE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. Mfr. WVYNDnAn, in reply to Mr. Hobbouse, said that 1,900 men and 1,700 horses of the Imperial Yeomanry were awaiting embarkation, and of theseit was expected that ...