... given up the command at the Ourragh in order to take that of • brigade at the front flays M.A.P.), has seen a lot of service, military and semi-diplomatic, in the East. He owed his employment in Egypt to his thorough knowledge of Arabic. Some say b• knows ...

... Itthh. with 2 men the t'ity I.omlon Imperial Volunteers for South Africa, ind the Wilson liner Arioeto will convey the reiuajniutt nbrnit the same little later time. Sir William Stoke*. SuTveon-in-Ordinarv the Queen in Ireland, and one ol the eminent ...

... to honour to toe grandsons of the Queen, they apparently saw nothing incongruous In circulating at tbs same time subscription list in which appeal was mads for funds to supply the Boers than Inaras agalnaS tfaa Queen—with artillery. Jewish Volunteer* ...

... was to be embodied, • their Yeomanry was rapidly volunteering and re- I cruiting for the Imperial Yeomanry, and their Volun- _.jB w^ re ?? »g their quota for service in the ! field. Propositions to be submitted would ask them to assist in the equipment ...

... Arundel from the Queen in these terms:— I wishyou and all my brave soldiers a happy Christmas Day. God bless and protect you all. The following message was read to all the troops in South Africa on New Year's Day from her Majesty the Queen :— I wishyou ...

... Eastbourne Football Club, is bubbling over with high spirits now that he has been accepted as a member of the Imperial Yeomanry. He is no melee iu military matters. For the last eight or nine years he kaa taken part in the annual trainings of the Berkshire Yeomanry ...

... their services than could go, and he wanted it to be clearly understood that the fact of men not offering to proceed on active service would not reflect on their patriotism or courage in the slightest degree, as he knew perfectly well if the service of every ...

... mand of Captain Seward, who has already seen service abroad. A scene of ?? popular enthusiasm was witnessed on Monday on the occasion of the enrolment of the City of London Imperial Volunteers for service in South Africa. Barriers were erected at the ...

... means soma form of compulsory service, of a sufficient force for the defence of the United Kingdom. It should always be borne in mind that our military system, so far as home defence is concerned, contemplates compulsory service as a la*t resort. The country ...

... aaya-roaition THE IMPERIAL bore nowbelt«*ed a*fe. . s Not. 9.—General White rtporta Lad)smith daily bom- The following terms of service, enlistment, &c., herded; eupply of proTiaion* ample.-Boera in the Imperial Mounted Force for service in South attack ...

... Sergeent P. M. GihtnH, Xn-.ton Hill, Benbary. leport we had .MXai-ioU n-. Trooper G. C. Alexandra. Sn^ex. r-aii. in I-'•J-' that M-Ht being l*e*l'W the tureen win C. J. Alexandra, Heatbfield, Saaeex. f . -.0 veals 237 in. ; in the H. Ao-leraon, 24, Lombard btraet ...

... h i f opinion of the ilospitallers.:as the Template were the Queen's Weetiniiister 11.1-a, in common with called. and Edwardli. was Persuaded to loin the re , o r ;he have th e i r services, the cry against the Knights, and deprive them of the One old ...