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... not being erected in excess of the demand, as the increase of population warrants extension, Tue Duke oF ConNauvauaT.—The Queen bas approved the appointment of the Duke of Connaught to be a General on the Staff to command the Forces in Ireland, vice ...
... ‘convict will accordingly take place to-morrow. ‘ke Royal Red Cross has been conferred upon E. iiyam, Superintendent Army Nursing Service, in recoguition of her serviees in Crete. ‘The Lecal Gevermment Board auditor at Merth r has intimated his to indivn- ...
... and General Cier= re-engasement. oop L mc Led, pacer, Per “, ger, this eth. WEF wanted, re-engegement Hotel, Military Riess or C Cn Portses, Queen-sireet, or 2t, the Sard, geod Wa-hing, well recom- tnezded.—Mrs. Hiliyer, 16, — 7 ANTED. Situation by young ...
... apparently allades was, probably, the appointment of Bishop Claughton, when the late Archdeacon Wright, who had seen much military service, was Senior Chaplain to the Forces, aund ought, it was thought by many, to have received the appointment. Tue DeatreH ...
... Commission. References and peue Drapers and salesmen suxable.— Apply from 3 p.m cistrict ageat, 9%, Queon’s-terrace, Alexandra- toad, TANT — strong. pectabic about 18 or 16; Tosa, lenleigh, TAD House unmediately.— Mrs, Me3Lurdo, An Alverstoke, Hants ...
... Subaltern. FOR ACTIVE SERVICE. | HANTS VOLUNTEERS ESTED AT PASSED — ATT s “INSPiRITING ” SEND-OFF. The members of the 5rd V.B. Harts Regiment who had volunteered and (condi- tionslly tpsn a final medical examination) for active service, must have been very ...
... return to Farnham Castle to-morrow evening ; and on Friday the Bishop goes to Osborne on a visit to the Queen until Monday. There is to be a memorial service for Prince Henry of Battenberg in Whippingham Church on Saturday; and cn Sunday the Bishop will preach ...
... Infantry. T borneycroft's Mounted Infantry. Natal 'Carabineers. South African Light Horse (seven squadrons). . Imperial Light Horse (squadron). 31 Imperial Light Infantry. Natal Polie. I it, FROM LADYSMITHI.1 a- RELIEF EXPECTED. E or A Central News deopatch froin ...
... reference to the train service. He thought the matter a very important one, and one which really affected Alton very largely indeed. For Alton to prosper two things were necessary, viz., an excellent, fast, and convenient train service, and the koering of ...
... and jrd Hants Voiunteers had been invited. THE QUEEN AND THE EMPEROR. On the being cleared, the Mayor pro- posed ** The saying thas ke was sur that no peisou im the whele kingdom was s¢ grieved as the Queen that war bad been upou the Empire, and no persoa ...
... Dugan). CAPTAIN SEWARD AND HIS lEN. Colonel Hosatwooa; submitted the toast rof the evening, Captain Seward oud hus active service Compaly. he thou-ght I nt c Captain Sewardi must be exceedingly proul' 1 of his Hampshire Volunteer Company. t-apt~nu . Aoberley ...
... the Devon Regimeut. He has seenL a good deal of active service, including the Egyptian, Burmese, and Tirah campaigns. I He has two brothers at the front, one is Lieut. Masterson, of the Army Service Corps, the other is in charge of the mounted infantry ...