... company corps would practically entirely devote itself. The value of such engineering work was very fully demonstrated in w»e recent South African. war, where both regular and auxiliary engineer corps did a great deal of useful work. The new corps would ...

... overcast, but there are sunny intervals. The streets of the city are thronged, the day being observed >as a public holiday. Their Royal Highnesses landed in the i Royal pinnace at two o'clock, passing through a tlong double line ships' boats, manned by bluejackets ...

... 3rd Royal Highlanders (530), 415—Morriaon Street, arrive (Sunday) 8.30 p.m., depart i 4.45 p.m. 4th Royal Highlanders 444—Morrison Street, depart 6.30 p.m. sth Royal Highlanders 495—Duddingston, arrive (Sunday) 3.45 p.m., depart 6.20 p.m. 1 Royal Highlanders ...

... Engineers' shoot. That was what should be. The Engineers w>»» members one corps Royal Engineers, and the breaking of commands Aberdeen did not. course, break irp the unity of the corps. The beet means preserving that unity among the various groups would make ...

... ral Haig m| eluded the Queen's Own Corps of Guides, the : Prince Wales' Royal Lancers, the Queen's Royal Lancers, the King's Own the ; 1 Hike of Connaught's Lancers, Fane's Horse, and Skinner's Experienced observers declared that the world could not produce ...

... THE ROYAL TOUR IN INDIA. THE PRINCE SHOOTS TIGER j Jaipur, Wednesday, To-day was given up to recreation. The ; Princess visited the museum and other places of interest, while the Prince went shooting and the suite had a morning's pig-sticking. The prospects ...

... well filled up a'gathering, which embraced much of the leading fashion and beauty Scotland. THE ROYAL ARCHERS. Great cheering greeted appearance of the Royal Company Archers, King Bodyguard for Scotland, who looked extremely pici turesque in their quaint ...

... ROYAL VISIT TO LEEDS. OPENING OF THE UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS. PRESENTATION OF ADDRESSES. SPEECHES BY HIS MAJESTY. The King, and Queen, accompanied by Princess Victoria and attended members of the Royal suite, yesterday paid a visit to Leeds, where they were ...

... King Queen will special train at 11.15 a.m. The Royal train will arrive at HoJiraam Station, Aberdeen, at 12.15 p.m. the Royal train being signalled, 21 guns will fired battery the Ist Aberdeenshire Royal Garrison Artillery be stationed •Riverside Road ...

... bridegroom 1,7 U carriage with his dntir,' they discharged their astonishing goodwill ls .Royal Highness acknowi 1 trident appreciatiion the 1 e Welcome. The Royal war!S + ' stood next order l' iO e carried the d>eth Uc ' was unbroken ill l. ht - .«»- ...

... Palace it was executed! like machine work. Then the Royal carriage, drawn by four gaily-caparisoned dark bays, dashed to the State entrance, the while the bugler of the Palace guard sounded the Royal salute. The trumpeter of the Life Guards by a loud fanfare ...

... fire above-mentioned, acted as ensign, but I not know what his rank was. 5. The Royal Aberdeen Light Infantry Volunteers were formed in January, 1799, an offshoot from the Royal Aberdeen Volunteers, ar d, on 3rd June, 1799, they were presented with a stand ...