... MONTGOMERYSHIRE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. SCENE AT LIVERPOOL. OFFICERS ENTERTAINED BY THE LORD MAYOR. After a couple of unavoidable delays, which caused much disappointment to the officers and men, the two companies of the Montgomeryshire Imperial Yeomanry, which ...

... appointed an extra aide de camp to the Queen in recognition of services rendered during the final pursuit and defeat of the Khalifa.! Mrs Wharton, Skelton Castle, has given £ 100 to provide two beds iu a Welsh Military Hospital to be called Winborne after ...

... a grandson of the Queen. He was born on April 14th, 1857, and received his education at Wellington College and Magdalen College, Oxford. Like so many other cadets of the Royal House, Prince Christian Victor decided TO ADopr A MILITARY CAREER, and, accordingly ...

... the Imperial Government should have reciprocated the sympathy shown by India to Great Britain during the past six months by a con- tribution from Imperial funds to the Indian Ex- chequer on account of the famine. Mr Souttar moved that an Imperial free ...

... more monotonous service can be imagined, no glory, excitement, only the knowledge of an irksome duty performed, to encourage them. Yet, perchance, if all were con- sidered, many more noteable services have been less beneficial to Queen and Country. On ...

... wrote regretting his inability to be present at the meeting. REPLY FROM, THE QUEEN. The Private Secretary to Her Majesty the Queen wrote that he was commanded by the Queen to express her thanks for the kind message of con- gratulation which the Urban ...

... the second reading fixed for next Monday MILITARY QUESTIONS. In the House of Commons on Tuesday, Major Rasch (for Sir Howard Vincent) asked the Under Secretary for War, seeing that the gracious present of r,he Queen to Her Majesty's troops in South Africa ...

... Roberts, Corporal Nurse, and Captaiu H L Heed for the Victoria Cross, and acknowledges the excellent service done by Lieut Ogilvy of H.M.S. Tartan. General Buller, in his despatch, recommends six drivers for distinguished service medals for saving guns ...

... from Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn, in order to raise a body of Imperial Yeomanry for the front. On the 4th of that month two companies were mobilized at Welshpool, and the 49th and 31st Imperials figured largely in the social life of Welshpool and Newtown ...

... Morgan-Owen, W Edwards, and J A Withers.—Welshpool Reserve have a bye in the first round of the Welsh Junior Cup. SERVICE OF SONG.—A Service of Sacred Song took Iplace in the Church House on Sunday afternoon, under the chairmanship of the Rev Merlin Davies ...

... Christian, aud is one of the twenty nurses attached to the eleventh hospital. The destination of this hospital is sup. posed to be Wynberg, ten miles outside Cape Town. Miss Evans has already done military nursing at Curragh camp, Ireland, whence she only ...

... Company of Imperial Yeomanry as a Trooper in January last, being promoted to Lance Corporal in March. For the last three years of his service in the Herefords he was a proficient officer and marksman, and was discharged from the Imperial Yeomanry last ...