... Prince of Wales has graciously consented to become Coloncl-in-Chief of the Imperial Y eomaniy. Members of the Stock Exchange have agreed to provide 100 horses for the new force. The Queen is expected to reside in the Isle of Wight till February, when the Court ...

... appointed toeonstder the amendment of the Military Laud* Act 18J2, was unanimously resolved •* That the Military lAuds Act should be amended so as (11 to enable a council of a county or a borough to hire land for military purpose* ; (2| to apply the provisions ...

... n made good bis «*i,c *pe. The are prisoner-* CITY OF LONDON IMPERIAL VOLONTEERS. DEPARTURE OF THE SECOND CONTINGENT. GREAT ENTHUSIASM. The second contingent of the City of London Imperial Volunteers left London Saturday morning for Sontbarapton, embark ...

... crash. We we-e very glad Commous wo**uever further military esp-nditure was get in pr. p n-e I. that would also put ao end tbe SUPPER IN THE INNER TEMPLE. A REMARKABLE SCENE. With ** Soldiers the Queen welcome from the TTe%»U'er, ihe compnoy Bet t» with ...

... Regiment, lias volunteered and passed his examinations for service in the war. A draft of officers and men of the Imperial Yeomanry embarked at Liverpool on Tuesday for South Africa. The Queen and Prince of Wales sent messages, wishing them God-speed and ...

... There was much nidignatioa among the residents at the refusal. Xhe Rector, however, offered special thanksgiving services Sunday, Amongst the Queen’s birthday honours, aknighthood has been conferred upon J. Groves fcsq head of the well-known brewery firm of ...

... the Consul tr body, and the British residents. Sir Donald Stewart brilliant soldier, who spent foity-Hvs years in the service of bis Queen and c always with disMr etioo. was one of the men great grit whom has given for the oomolidatli n and iiittintenano ...

... Pta open The Queen has been profoundly touched by warn, welcome she has receive.! in Ireland. people of England lave numerous opportunities of seeing the Queen, and Scotland always received many visits from Her Majesty. Xl.is month the Queen has been welcomed ...

... Sercrant Sh-phsrd, Id band, and about 40 rank ami he. At the rpeamg of the service Mr. Alb-m , o'ganlsr, played God save the Queen, the cr.ngregat on remaining standing. Tbe service was tak n the Hector (Rt-v. H. R. W. Farrer). and the preach was the Rev ...

... one of hit familiar old tongs. Some yean ago he was the proud recipient of the Volunteer Long Service Medal. It was his delight t meet with hie old military friends, and it will be the Volunteen, more perhaps than by any other section ot the community ...

... Peers on active service in South Africa, and with the Duke of Norfolk going out officer of the Sussex Imperial Yeomanry, fewer than five of them are of the highest rank in the peerage. These include the Duke of Tcck, who is following a military career, and ...

... The military history of the war would not yet be written for at least four or five years, ban when was be (Colonel W.lltams) believed tbat General Bullet’s achievement in the rnllt-f of Ladysmith would be regarded as one of the finest military achievements ...