... thoroughfares by the Queen's Own Royal Yeomanry. The Princess, who was cheered by large crowds, lunched with the Corporatiou after the ceremony, and leaves this afternoon for Ballater. MILITARY MAN(EUVRES BILL. Copies of the Military Manouvres Bill were ...

... inst. An inspection of forty nurses for the wounded of the Imperial Yeomanry, who are about to start for South Africa, will be held by the Prince of Wales at Devonshire House this afternoon. The uniforms for these nurses, as well as those already sent ...

... even object lessons such as the Crimean war and the military collapse of France in 1870, have soon been forgotten, for the public memory is short. It is for these reasons that the Army League and Imperial Deflence Association has been established in order ...

... funds, at the Imperial Institute, 9. The Speaker's Parliamentary dinner to members of the Government. MIr. Balfour presides at the king's College dinner, Lincoln's Inn Hall, 7.30. The Lord Mayor attends a service at St. Paul's in aid of the Queen Victoria ...

... Lords the Duke of Bedford called attention to some of the pleasing anomalies in our military nomen- clature. lie might have extended his list of examples. Our short service is anything from eight to twelve years, by far the longest in the world. Our Reserve ...

... wien Sir Trevor Plowden comes home, has rendered excellent service as the Governor-General's agent for Central India. The Colonel has given thirty-five years to the military and public service, and lie received his lieutenant-colonelcy in 1890. Ile served ...

... Potsdam, where he starts his life as an independent Prince With an establishment of his own. His Imperial Hlighness will first study for several months at the military academy at Potsdam, and will later do active duty with his regiment, the 1st Prussian Foot ...

... England from Pietermaritzburg. Mr. Hamilton was lent by the Imperial authorities, and has done much valuable work during the campaign in Natal. He has now resumed his work with the home postal service. The Rev. J. Seaver, B.D., who has been presented by Lord ...

... w\ho his becit appointed to the Military Intelligence Department at hcadqllmitol -, is ; Stat'tCollege man. He distinguished hintself with the lBeion expeditioni under Rear-Admiral Rawsont in 1897 as special service ofiicer, talel his, conduct was mentioned ...

... when Sir Trevor Plowden comes home, has rendered excellent service as the Governor-General's agent for Central India. The Colonel has given thirty-five years to the military and public service, and he received his lieutenant-cblonelcy in 1890. He served ...

... TIH-E C. . V. AT LINCOLN'S INN. AFrER an impressive service last night at St. Paul's Cathedral, the second contingent for South Africa of the City Imperial Volunteers were enter- tained at supper by the Treasurer and Benchers of Lincoln's Inn. They were ...

... THE WYELSH HOSPITAL FOR SOUTH AFRICA. THE equipment of the Welsh Military ' Hospital, which embarks on Monday next for immediate service in South Africa, is an illustration of how much can be accomplished in a short time, for it is barely a month ago ...