... ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. Dr. W. M. H. SpiL'er, non of Mr. E. Ashley Spfller. Belfast Bank, wan Dominated tbe Queen's College antborit'es for one •the commi*wioßa the Royal Army Medical Corps aisigucd the College by the Secretary Stale for War, and arc ...

... BAkLYMKNA OBSERVER, DECEMBER 31, 1909. ROYAL MOVEMENTS. Royal circles probably the most Inter- eating event of the year was the State visit of King Manuel Portugal daring November. I The young Monarch received enlhuai- I antic welcome wherever lie went ...

... Division, Second Army Corps, Ekwer. Colonel D. Soot-t, to command the Royal Engineers, Second Army Corps. Brevet-Colonel Sir J. G. Maxwell, chief staff officer. Third Army Corps. Colonel W. J. Knox, to command Royal Artlllerv, Third Army ...

... Camel Corps pushed on to within 20 miles from Galadi, but failed obtain communication with Manning. Total result Enemy’s loss, 98 killed; captured 2,000 camel* and 6,000 sheep. Indian Contingent B.C. African Somali Mounted infantry and Camel Corps returned ...

... SCOTTISH HOP.SF, CYCLIST CORPS KNGAOKD A BOER LAAGER DESERTED. The Scottish Horse, under the Marquis Tullibardine. ha« been attached to General Cunninghams command. the cyclist section has been detailed for aconting duty along the Magsdicsbcrg. In * ...

... at Ladysmith: Deaths—3oth January, 1900—Gunner T. Oxtoby. Battery Royal Field Artillery; Private W. Anderson, 2nd King’s Royal Rifle Corps; Corporal W. Hill, Telegraph Battalion Royal Engineers. 21st January—Private W. Fjcnrh. sth Lancers; Private R. ...

... Hill to the officers and men of the Royal Army Medical Corps who lost tbeir lives m the Sooth African war. Bv his Majesty's desire, the visit is to be regarded private one, and oooeequejitly ceremonial will observed. The Duke of Connaught and Prince Gnstav ...

... ROYAL MILITARY TOURNAMENT. VISIT OF THE KING AND QUEEN. The Kiog and Queen, accompanied by Princess Victoria, Prince Edward, and Prince Albert Wales, and by a numerous suite, visited the Royal the Agricultural Hall ©a the 16t& inst., being escorted from ...

... ROYAL MILITARY TOURNAMENT. VISIT OF THE KING AND QUEEN. Tho King and Queen, accompanied by Princess Victoria, Prim* Edward, and Prince Albert Wales, and attended by a numerous suite, visited the Royal military tournament at the Agricultural Hall the 16th ...

... much interested yesterday in seeing the Imperial Service Transport Corps, maintained by you so efficient condition, primarily for the defence of India. I rejoice to think that the corps has been able win laurels not only in military campaigns, but also ...

... Royal Engineers. No proposals will be submitted for the present with regard to the Royal Engineers. The recruiting for the corps has offered no difficulties, and though eventually it will be necessary to apply to the Royal Engineers the same system which ...

... ROYAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE. The ceremonial to bo observed the laying of the first stone of the Royal College of Science by his Majesty the King at Leinster Lawn, on Thursday, the 28th April, 1904, noon, will follows: The ceremony of laving the first stone ...