... reason to believe that it t was of a political nature. 'Mr MACNEILL-Is the hon. gentleman aware that the Queen's regulations do not per- mnit military bands to attend political gather- t ingZs? Mr WYNDHAM-I have no reason to be- liove that it was a political ...

... excodii niy handsomi representation of bsr ilileaty. THE QUIiEN AND MAPEKINE NURSES. The Rev. Mother Superior Teress and ?? BSvingeltebu, who rendered such, noble eservice in nursing the siok and Youndad during the siege of Mafeking, haye been commanded ...

... the civil and military popullation in the Woolvrich district. It is msny yeabrs since the Queen visited Woolwich, but with length of time her sub- jects in the town and garrison have in no way diminshed in th~eir attachment to the Queen and Throne. It ...

... IMPERIAL ADMINISTRA- TION OF NIGERIA. TRANSFERENCE OF AUTHORITY. AN IMPREaitE CERPLFIONY. PBRZSS ASSOCLTZON BOrXn4G. SPrCOL&. Router's agent at Lo1oja, Northern Nigeria, writing tunder date of January 2ad, says -The military dispil'y at yesterday's function ...

... give time for the military authorities at Ornuge ItRivor to inqluire into the ease. The result cf the inquiry is noS yet reoorted. Tho mnilitary authorities c have aecepted ,terviceoef the writ. , Mr. CVURTNEY askod whether the military r authorities had ...

... perferming tlem, cided by Lord stanis.l Blackwood, a barrister hbove thre yrs Sstanding. Military law and courts mrial .niy apply to -.rldicrs in her Majesty's service, and per- in -i, following the troon3 and holding psses. Civilians, P.e a general rule ...

... early days of next week. Mr. BAL^FOUR said the proposal was to take the Civil k i Service Supplemilentary ?stnmates that night, and the vote on accoont of the Civil Service-Estimates to-morrow night. d ir II. CastePst.L-BAtNN swR said that would be ir ...

... strictly a military problem, atud a pro hleim which, as ?? Rhows, it is verv diffiecnt to answer satisfactorily. You can garige the military strength of a European nation, vith a fixed rmny, with all the modern military apparatus, and military ietatistics ...

... was the fact that officers of the Ryal Gsrrxson Artillery ordered on service to Soot Africa were-deprived of armament pay, which ws issued to &al. Ofcers of thisbranch-of the service, both in Enlandl and in India and, i so, whether he would consider the ...

... Branch of the Queen Victoria Jubilee Insti- - tute for Nurses, whose headquarters are at the St. Patrick's Home, Dablin-an institute whose 5 beneficent purpose it is to supply trained mnrses . to visit the sick poor in their own homes. The nurses, on arrival ...

... seconded for service on the Staff. The DBele of Cambridge's Own Regiment-Second-Lieu-2 tenant D. K. Robinson is seconded for service with the Army Service Corps.: t North Stafford Regiment-Captain Wm. A. Barnett is a secooded for service on the Staff ...

... passed the committee stage. QUEEN ANNE'S BOUNTY BOARD. On the motion of Earl WALDaGRAVE it was resolved to appoint a committee of five lords to join with a committee of the House of Commons to consider the i constitution of Queen Anne's Bounty Board, and ...