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... iVOUNDUED. - GERMAN STEAMER SEIZED. THE Q_`EE-ENi'a MIESEZE-AGE TO fED .TR.OOPS. EREUTER'S TELEGrAM.) Capts TownI, Siunday. The Queen's Christmas' message to the :troops in Souith Africa wished the generals commanding annd her soldiers ?? ntppy Christmnas. ...
... attended State by the Sheriffs, witnessed the enlistment of the men who have offered themselves for service in South Africa as the City of London Imperial Valuntcers, Col. Mackinnon, who has been appointed tne War Office Colonel-Commandant tile new regiment ...
... of the Army Nursing Servira K . cserv ...
... . THE QUEEN'S . CHOCOLATE . Tho Union liner Moor , which left Southampton on Saturday afternoon for South Africa with a number of ' Staff officers and nursing Bisters , n ! so earned a lurtlic- silipmeot COMsistill ? of 300 casfli of Hie Queen's chocolato ...
... 'cm A quiet Christmas was :pent in Genoral 'de ri Gatacre's camrp. An impressive service was| held, nearly all the troops being present. On GE the conclusion of the service the General gave the troops his greetings. Dinner was largely provided by the i ...
... front. But it is freely admitted that Sir Howard Vincent, as colonel of the Queen's Westminsters, has pursued a very proper course in helping to form the City of London Imperial Volunteers, and taking a command himself. The member for the Central Division ...
... cally for service with the Imperial Yeomanry. We arc very glad t^ see it, and we exp:ct very valuable results to be obtained from so large a mounted force. No more particulars have been i'sued as to the enrolment of Volunteer 3 for service as infantry ...
... Srems SRLA . i ‘The Boers have The New Year opens with o slight 1| ot our position bere. —lieuter's Sp. provement in the military “‘:‘ . PR — South Airies, sud the prospeets ¥ Tl pORD SALISBURY'S Sb state of war, which unfortunately exists, mmum becoming ...
... become almost certain that the Boers would refuse the ultimate conditions of the . British Government . On October 7 , tee Queen signed Proclamations calling out the Army Reserve , and summoning Parliament to meet on the 17 th . The short session closed ...
... THE IMPERIAL YROWANRY The offices of the Imperial Yeomanry. in Suf- folk-street. London, presented on the rance of a miniature War Office. the oft. tals were very buay, matters locked te be gommg om ver vourahly The has appointed le Eaton Smith to act ...
... City of London Imperial Volunteers is creditable to the pubtio and the Volunteers, but it is very far from creditable the War Office authorities. For the first tune the military history this great Empire, every branch of the service, Imperial and Colonial ...