... 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 ...

... necessary. means www •rra of compulsory service, of* sufficient foro the defsoc* the United Kingdom. It «.ouid always borne in mini that our itary system, far as honw defence ia eo»i->rn*d, contemplates conipulKsry service an a rnsort. The country is giv»» ...

... Accident at the Yeomanry Butts.— j On Wednesday, tiitf recruit* -who responded 'to the call, by the Imperial Yeomanry, for volunteers for active service, were engaged in 1 having their shooting powers tested at the | Yeomanry Butts, Frant Forest, when ...

... organised the Military Tournament last summer) and Mr George Bemple, both of whom have volunteered serve with the Imperial Volunteers, the former as member of 1 the City of London Imperial Volunteers and the ,latter in connection with the Imperial Yeomanry ...

... eminently suitable for Receptions, At Homes, See., Scarlet and gold uniforms evening dreps. His wide experience Orchestral nud Military Bands, and a large London connection enable him to provide musicians of the highest ability.—l or terms address, 42, ; K ...

... herself, as likely give offence in Russia, which provides for all its • Imperial brides. The Dowager herstlf had been fitted out in the same manner, though her ' mother, the late Queen of Denmark, strongly j jected, and sent some clothes chosen by herself ...

... taken care of fell entirely upon the Duchess of York, as her brothers were more or less out of England, being in the Queen's service. Even when staying Sandringham the Duchess made frequent journeys to town for a day. two days, see that White Lodge was ...

... Stringer, J. Roberts, E. Waghorn, P. Petera, sad J. Fagg. All ha-ing partaken of the excellent spread placed before them, The Queen was proposed by the Chairman and loyally drunk, and in proposing that The Prince and Princess of Wales and rest of the Royal ...

... father taken care of fell entirely upon the Ducheps York, . as her brothers were more less out of Englsnd, 1 being in the Queen's service. Even when staying Sandringham the Duchess made frequent journey* to town for day, two days, to see I that White Lodge ...

... detachment of the Imperial Yeomanry, and the first batch of Volunteer Companies that are going strengthen the line regiments at the front. The members of the Troop of the West Kent Yeomanry Cavalry, who have been selected to serve their Queen and country, ...

... THE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. WEST KENT CONTINGENT. After mach dubious show of interest, Maiistonians arose to the occasion, on Thursday and Friday last, in a most enthusiastic manner te five a hearty send off to the brave fellows the Imperial Yeomanry who had ...

... THE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. WEFT KENT YEOMEN FOE THE FRONT. SEND OFF DINNER. Within very berief period a new element will have entered into the solution at the military problem in Sooth Africa. A complete corps of London Voluni ers, all üboat fourteen hundred ...