... TRZ ROYAL MINT IiZDICA.L CORPS. What he wished to speak about principally was the new scheme for the reorganisation of the Royal Army Medical Corps which bad just been published. the old days when they rejoiced in regimental doctors — halcyon days to ...

... the him of the Royal Navy, cavalry, Royal Horse Ardeiry, batteries, the Royal Marines, and the guard o r honour (es., owners of cLisGngulished conduct occupying one side and old Grenadiers and infantry. men the other. The band of the corps first pla)., ...

... TRAINING CORPS. Able took FIELD DAY AT CAMBRIDGE. triton oUR CoaREPPONDIGIT.) A field day. which took place yesterday a few miles to the south-west of Cambridge, furnished an opportunity of judging the that has been made with the OfficersCraraing Corps. It ...

... THE IST ARMY CORPS. A very Important memorandum which aims at the pro- Aeon, at the shortest pordble notice, of a form which shell be ready in all respects to take the field in au condition, Ms been circulated amongst the of the let Army Corps and others ...

... TNDULN STAFF CORPS. The cadetsbipe offered at the recent examination for the Royal Military College, with a view to cppointments in the Indian Staff Corps,have been allotted to the undermentioned candidates : Km's H. J. 0. Massy I R. S. H. Ring CADETS ...

... company Royal Koren , and accessory services. The Cavalry Brigade had only two regiments, while with the corps troops there were three brigades of artillery (horse, field, and heavy), and the telegraph, balloon, and search-light companies of the Royal Engineers ...

... Arthur Pager, C.V.0., C.B. • Major S. L. ii;ry, A.D.C.,A.M.5., 10th UMW Capt. A. Demers, Royal , Walsh Familia Lieut. B. M. r i s eiekea, Ti; Klagli Own (Royal Loa- Lieut. B. B. Cothbertaoa, Primes Louira's (Argyll Butbrelaad Highland.* ••• Maros HeAr ...

... he took to be, at first, the line of observation. It proved, however, to be a line covering the line of observation, which about 400 yards to its front. Acting on the amumption that it was the line of observation, he picked up number of files as be went ...

... next the Royal Field , Artillery, but In the modern review the of the troops Is made to correspond with the woilintion that has been found most serviceable for war. Consequently the Field Artillery, the Royal Engineers, the Army Service Corps, and the ...

... ROYAL NAVAL AND MILITARY TOURNAMENT. as I The preliminary arrannetnenta have =lrtor dieplays which are to form the at lida year's Royal Naval and Mtary_ to be beld at Olymp ic fr om May it tai ink Mee la ammo' An Ada& at W. b to , ville a radii* et the ...

... County of London Regiment (Artists) defeated the Royal Naval Reserve London Division, while the tug-of-war (11044 for the Royal Navy and Regular Army resulted in a very exceptionally One pull between the Royal Marble Artillery and the of the Leinster ment ...

... ROYAL OBSERVATORY. GREENWICH. The annual visitation of the Royal Ohnervaton took place on Saturday aftemoos, the board of visitors being constituted as follows :—Lord Rayleigh (President, Royal Mr. H. F. Newell (President, Royal Astrososand Society), ...