... wanting in either military intelli- gence, arms, or accoutrements. Lord Wolseley was immediately supported by Mr. Justice Grautham-EeMn on the left in our sketch, who, as a ' former full- blown private, prooosed the toast of the Imperial Forces, and the ...

... Rhodesian railway. A large stock of supplies and provisions is also going to Beira.-Reuler. INSPECTION OF NURSES AT MARLBOROUGH HOUSE. The nurses and stretcher-bearers of the Welsh Hospital about to proceed to South Africa, numbering fifty in all, went ...

... 000 prisoners only twenty are now sick, and the number of cases is decreasing. The Premier has allowed the services of three Free State nurses to be obtained. The Boer sick are treated exactly the same as the British. The present epidemic is due to the ...

... steam kept up.--Rneier. THE CITY'S IMPERIAL VOLUNTE4RS. SPEECH BY THE LORD MAYOR. A MESSAGE FROM THE QUEEN. Tihe further enrolment to-day of the City of London Imperial Volunteers (the Lord Mayor's Own) for service in South Africa was more than a repeti- ...

... forty-five trained nurses.-Lafan. DRAFTS OF IMPERIAL YEOMANRY CALLED FOR. Orders were received at the depot of. the Imperial Yeomanry at Buckingham this morning for the enrolment of four dratts of twelve men each for the four companies of Imperial Yeomanry despatched ...

... summonses of members to military duty will cause the Government majority to dwindle to a merely nominal figure. Such an expectation is not likely to be realized, for the simple reason that Unionists who are absent on military duty, large though their ...

... and the first man of the City of London Imperial Volun- teers who had the honour of receiving it was Sergeant Greenwood. Each man swore to loyally serve Her Majesty, kissed- the New Testament, and took the Queen's shilling from the Lord Mavor's hand. More ...

... Groom in Waiting on the Queen, and they Will be oil duty until Tuesday, May 8, when they are to be succeeded b Lord Bagot and Major the Hon. Charles Harbord. Lord Kintore is doing duty for Viscount Bridport, by permission of the Queen. The Prince of Wales ...

... te Now Military Spectacle, Soldiers of the Queen. Dnring the evening Mr. Slater will present to the corps a (ramaphone with a re- pertoire of favourite airs, including Mr. Ian Colqu- hounc' rendering of the popular song, Soldiers cf the Queen. The London ...

... student. After the fatigues of Saturday the Queen spent a quie Sunday, with only Princess Louie and Prince Arthur of Connaughc t) lunch. One more military funct:, took place before the Court keit 1 Scotland, the Queen inspecting! reinforcements from the Grenadiers ...

... of LonLdon Imperial Volunteem, and that it shall be armed with 12k- nound ?? similar to those used by Lord kitohener at Omdurma. This will necessitate a further outlay of about £20,000. Colonel the Earl of Albe;mirle, of the Civil Service Volun- teers ...

... among the students. WOMIEN NURSES IN MILITARY HOSPITALS. We have heard a great deal of late, and are likely to hear more, in favour of an agitation for the introduction of a much greater number of female nurses into the military hospitals. Those who are ...