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... , -R . Hamilton , J . Kay , 'J . Knox , imd W . Little . 1 ) ( Cariuke ) Coropanr—Major 'Jffaomas Gray , Scoond Lieutenant John G-ray , Sergeant J . Marshall , Privates R . Ca-sols . . 1 . C . ochronc , T . Orawford , and 3 . Dalziel , Corporal M . Forrcst ...
... , in which patients can onjoy tho repose and tho comforts of a . hospital , for naa on tho lines of ooroinanication . Sir Jo'hn Furloy has gone out with this train , which will have its own staff of surgoonB , nurses , &o , It is called . Princess Christian ...
... may be sure that the fortunes of every one will followed by us with the keenest interest. pray that victory may attend your arms, awl wish you God speed and a safe and ha>)>py return. Lady little speech was received with loud cheers. His Excellency then ...
... packets .r, flannel, shirts and wool; Messrs W. . & Sons for donation of 3 cardigan jackets and heads of wool; Mrs Corer for 6 heads of wool and a dozen mittens; Mr G. Wolfe for 12 cardigan jackets ; also the following donations in coney—Bailie Grieve, 10e 6d ...
... in this form any nurse who could spare five minutes to tack the stuff into shape. If man’s arms are sound, and can be run into sleeres. a well-shaped cardigan is a comfort; but men hate comfortless, shapeless kinds of wraps. Since the Crimean days tho ...
... presented Troopers IjOrd QhiU-los Kennedy . .. James Wilson . John Jack MaoMorIand , Andrew . M'Quaker , Lieutenant George Pot'tcow , wu \ Privates Pavid Gibson , Ua-vid ' CIydc-3-dale , John Hannah , Edward dark witli honorary burgess tickets as a recognition ...
... McCne , W . M-Ewin . J . M'Lwd , John ' Modcy , Sir R . T . -Koid , E . Robortson , T . Shaw , Robinson Sonttar , H . J . Tennant , A . Vre , R . Wallace , E . V / asou , Sir W . Wcdderbnrn ; J . & , 'Weir / and John Wilson ( Govan . ) In the majoril ...
... incorrect . He is convinced the wr wiB oontinoo for a long time yet , as there ia no lade of arms and ammunition in the Republics . Tbo Boers , be says , are at pMseat armed with tha Mauser rifle , but wen if the supply of ammunition for those weapons should ...
... 33 P& O ^' nt ' . n ^* ISie Gxfs ^ zss . si , 2 x ^ . 1-1 ^ il ., ' i . case ^ ipologies far-ibsence , Sc ., ftoin Sir John Coiran ELd others , stated the parpcse of the ineetin ? , wh'ch ras to lad God-speed to iha tvo vonng Volnateers sko • were ...
... them re-armed. Encouragement is to be given to rifle clubs to practice at the ranges ; and in this way it is hopes to bring up both the militia and the volunteers to their full strength. This would mean a gain of 30,000 men in the former arm and 44,000 ...
... Victoria Cross . So far M can be hnmao-y . judged , it was tbi » officer who s » 7 « 2 . I ...
... 'bcm-a and tea . taMoids , 87 nrmaers , 120 handkerchiefs , K cholera , belts , 40 knitted hehnets , 20 flannel shirts . 10 cardigan vesfa , 125 pairs cS socks ; and a large qnantitr of soap , stationsrJ , h / wels , Doot , laces , pagers , aod magazines ...