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... house on Woliwich Common and the statue of the late Prince Imperial. Colonel Bourke, the principal ir medical officer, received the Queen at the ho hospital, cadets from the- Royal. Military U. Academy, and membprs of the Volunteer and wv Regular Medical ...
... answer any exercise which the secretary of State may see fit to make of his discretion to publish daispatches and reports on military opera- tions. (Cheers) Mr MACNEILL-May I ask whether these despatches have arrived? That is a plain ques- i tion. Yes or ...
... he I The Ranks of Volunteer and M/ilitary tihc er ' Officrs.. t mn L ord RAGLAN asked the Government if thet~ 1o ! Secretary for War was aware that grantingi he tem2porary rank in the army to officers of the i to Imperial Yeomanry end Irnoerial Voelunteers ...
... IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. Idi 3. DRILLS AND INSPECTION-LIST OF tc MEN ACCEPTED. t . ?? d The Duke of Marlborough is to be Orderly r Officer on the Imperial Yeomanry Staff. 2. The first parade in Oxford of the Oxfordshire as n company of imperial Yeomanry took ...
... n had an exceptionally large staff of men and nurses on the line of route; but though the route was nearly twice as long as that yesterday, only 1600 oases were recorded. TOUCHING MESSAtGE 'FROM THE QUEEN. At the banquet to the C.IV.'s at the Honourable ...
... guilty of the military 1 vcrime of preferring political to military con- nasiderations. (Irish cheers.) He wras a. man who t- reasons. (Rienewed Irish chaers.) As to their II ey in formation, he (Sir C. Dilke) declared that they t ?? the military resources ...
... conseqeience, and it was et a,, Pc (leu kto tr CC ½l n-etS' paz-strn of hat, hot ti the T r ei muniber of huts -in cau at other- military d: Iscat cns wceper from home firam. ti PROPOSED]~ THANKSGIVING iDAY. tIt In reply to Mr AV. Johnston, t Vtr BALFOUR saMd ...
... Beer army, but the number of men capable of iMilitary service was, I believe, substantially -e- 5 APS OF NATAL Answering Mr Hedderwick as to maps of Sooti Africa, M-r WYNT)ISHAS. asid ti's military maou did Aot extend far into Natel, hut it co vered thy ...
... , IMPERIAL -ARLIAAMENT. I I - O ROUSE OF LORDS. -MONDA TEE GOVERINMENT AND THE WAR. LOnb DtrxnAYE. moved That In the opinion of this Housv s full statement as to the military measures which her Majesty'z Governrmeat have in romtemplation is diru- able ...
... amount of information on race, myths. religions, customs, and so forth, exists in reports by members of the Civil Ser-, vice, military officers employed in civil adnaiii- istration, missionaries, and others. ThSege e- tary of State for India might begin work ...
... tion. The' necessity for the mrnasure arose from the fact that under the Act of 1890 a police reservist called out for military service was no longer a member of the police force, and it was therefore -no longer in the power of the standing joint coanittees ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. . HO11USE OF COMMONS-FPJDAY. The Speaker took the cha~r at. tnOe'clock. SCOTTISH1 PETITIONS [r Thre following petitions, wnre pented - In! ifax oar of tcer Sale of Intoxicatn Lquors to OldidMren (Scotland) Bill by DrFarqubariu, fromr ...