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... ‘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 ...
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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
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... Utlicer and Volunteer will receive pay aud allowances. —— IMPERIAL YECMANRY. The undermextioned officers hare been ap- pointed by the War Office to the Imperial Yeomanry volunteering for active service in Sevth Africa: Captain S. Seeley, Lieutenant G. Heseltine ...
... lectures on Service matters have long been popular. anid have demonstrated his thorough conversance with Military matters. 4 =! We hat the authorities are desirous of increasing the efficiency of the Militia, a force which all couversent with Military topics ...
... THE SERVICE GAZETTE. [from Tuesday’s Londom Gazette. NAVY. Acting Sub-Lieutenant J. G. P. Ingham has been confirmed in =he rank of Sub-Lieutenant i in Her Fleet. The following qualifed candidates for the Naval Medical Service have been to be Surgeons ...
... its approval of, and determination to support the last,” the policy of the Imperial Government im refusing ioreign Intervention and the recognition of Boer independence. The Queen has purchased a quantity of red > white, aud biue badges, which she has presented ...
... in training nurses in the Infirmary. The report of such authority as Dr. Bryant, of Guy’s Hospital, which was presented at yesterday’s s meeting of the Board, must be extremely gratifying to the Board, the Superintendent, and the nurses themselves. ...
... un- furled by Lord Acheson and the bands str “* God Save the Queen.”’ ack up All present joined in the National Anthem with a vigour worthy oz the occasion. Cheers were then given for the Queen, Lord Roberts, and the British Army, aud a salute of 21 guns ...