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... to present arrangements, leaves Stettin to-morrow for England. His Royal Highness is due to . a - . - - 1 .:IANI r.,o.+ th ar.ms arrive in London on Sunday evening. He will leave Euston the same night for Balmoral on a visit to the Queen, and also to the ...
... soltion of the preblema Tb. fact that the Boers have invaded Zlu- had, and that other natives have bee em- a played by them as armed comzbatans, quer- tin arie wbather the Government are re El slvedtoadbeeto the ?? Mr BaLfoar last ctober that native tropa ...
... Duks of Cornwall's Light Infantry5.5564 Pri- vate F. Cast!e. Canadian Infantry.-7678 Private Luttes. SPRIZ.GFONTEIlN. . St. Johns Arrbulanre Brigade. --786 Private W. Ton. t 1,'elsh ?? O.-derly Ileu rl Byracs. I 1st P.oa.i Scots--4170 Private J. Dodds. ...
... butied at Bloemfontein. The War Office have decided to establish a large military camp at Tenby from May to September. The Cardigan, Carmarthen, and Pembroke Artillery Militia will assemble there on May 23 and 24. The transport Assaye, which left St. Vincent ...
... Edward HroUwez , Thomas Brown, ?? CC., FIredk. A. Buck- ley, John Carr, Henry J. Clarke, Fred. G. Cold- well, J.P., Michael J. Collins, James Evans. ?? A. S. Fi-later, M.A., J.P., Philip Hlynes, ,John 31cCualagli, ?? Thos. Ross, Alexander J. Taylor, M; A.. ...