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... Behind the British Minister came representatives of the Queen of Hanover, the Duke of Cumberland, and the Portuguese Court, the British and Gentian naval deputations, the German and Austrian military deputations, and the Professors of the University of Jena ...
... and not for the place itself. From a military p ,int of view, Mafeking was from the first almost a negligible quantity. Ladysmith contained 10,000 men, the flower of the British army, and a vast quantity of military stores. As long as it held out the Boers ...
... tely, methods by reed. It teussut, would to • we , the strive . ideal of oppression ' institn(loud WHAT THE WORLD SAYS. The Queen is to bold a council at Osborne on either Saturday or Monday next, when the speech which is to be delivered from the Throne ...
... THE HOUSE OF COMMONS— The estimates for the public service of the year will 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 ...
... of cisinj troubles, that the Czar, on the Queen's birthday, invited the British Ambassador to dinner. Hitherto the Austrian and Berman Ministers have received this courtesy on the birthdays of their Imperial masters, but never before has the ceremonial ...
... of the Great Western Railway have made a donation of ten guineas to the Slough Nursing Institution in recognition of the valuable assistance rendered by its two trained nurses to the injured after the terrible railway disaster. Owing to • disagreement with ...
... itself it was not in a military sense altogether imposing. Tho men had rather • scratch Appearance owing to their different types of unifoiku and to • certain rawness which shows itself in their bearing. Still they are • serviceable body, and may be trusted ...
... more by surprise. (Loud and prolonged cheers). The service which the Colonial contingents have rendered upon thefield is splendid and unexampled and yet, to my mind. it is exeeeded by another service which they have rendered to us ell. That they have ...
... their own protection and the maintenance of the Queen's peace. A WAY TINNY NAVE IN Tlllt NAVY AND NIKE) IN TRI MINT. Time*: We have lately drawn attention to an organic difference between naval and military procedure in regard to what ate euphemistically ...
... themselves handy, old soldiers who have passed the age-limit, amateur Ida ategists with a cut-anddried military scheme. meta of social di•tiuction but of military inexperience, ho were not quite willing to coninieneu their lighting career al the bottom of the ...
... strong sent out by that magnificent group of colonies in tbo southern seas. Men from every corner of the Queen's dominions had rallied there to the Queen's standard. There they saw them standing shoulder to shoulder, wearing the same uniform—fighting under ...