... bufe nothing at a serious nature-CITY POLICE COUitT . Seldom has an Edinburgh Magistrate had an easier task on a New Year ' s morning than Hut which fell yesterday to the lot of Baiiie W . S . Brown in the Police Court . Altogether eighty-six persons ...

... BEHAVIOUR BOERS. A Times si»cond edition telegram, p-r Association, dated Lorenzo Marques, Januarv says Daly's Ambulant* Corps, including resides 23 regulars. assistants, eight Indian bearers, and three tamp followers, left I Dundee for Sunday with 29 ...

... tho Irt Kind ' s Own Scottish Borderers , with a big draft of bakers from the Army Sorvico Corps , and' the 19 th Bearer Company of the Royal Army Medical Corps , leaving in three , special trains for Southampton for t 3 io Braemar Castle at regular intervals ...

... you , is tae New Year ' s message n-.- ,= s Her SSajesty t-he Qaeen to her troops in Pc . ith Anica-A British ambalance corps left Dundee on SraaaT for Pretoria iritii twntT-nhie British TTocsded . The oSser in charge , 'Siajar Daly , • s ' So s . is ...

... imporlarnc of their work (• OT ^ i • ^ • ted in their being sc-t to trrin up the boys and nirls to bo good and useful men and women . ( Hear , hear . ) If that wore so , surely every teacher was bound to consider the bearing of the temperance question upon ...

... and Campbell , Cape Mounted Rifles . Corporal Jcnkinson and Privates Moody and Hildon , Oapo Mounted Police . Lieutenant 'Wan-on , Capa Mounted Police . Wounted in tho same action , died January 2- —' Private W . - , Fitzgerald , 1 st Coldstream Guards ...

... There the rilatiatiary n,'nes in St. Paul's on New Year's Fare. A huge (-road with n strong forev of police to keep order if necessary but. the police tail notch in doing that. The mail began to assemble after eleven ti'rlock. and little processions bearing ...

... went near tha scene of operations and took a , snap-shot of the women . One of the Jezebels saw him and raised the alarm . A rush w&s made for himand half-adozen : infuria { eil women lashed ihim . with sjamboks till he cried out ,, for mercy . He- got ...

... aid and alliance of one of the great military Powers of Europe. present the British Army is not -strong enough garrison and police the Empire. When the war it over British statesmanship will liave to turn into military nation, or least into nation that ...

... would inore than that: it would put ihe auxiliary forces ol Great Britain in position which they had never before occupied. felt they Scotland, ho.v-ever might have rawed—it was not yet too late-- a volunteer corps such as the Lord Mayor of London had raised ...

... sanction and approval of the . War Office , a special corps is being raised to form part of . tbe Imperial . Yeomanry under whose coininiuidH . . will , whon ' consllliiled , be placad . ' i This new corps is to to camposad of recruib drawn ' from all parts ...

... last hand- ^ zake , tha crowds , bad brb&ea into tho rani ;? , and tho iirooosaon became a curiom rniiture of Volunteers , women , and drilians . Al plEces the iislica arrao ^ ementi were altogether in adequate , ' necessitating an urgent message from ...