... 11,0 ~~~~~Calcutta, Sunday. heIA arid J Batteries Royal Hoi,-i Artillery ha-ve beets Relected t-o proceed to tEei CaIpe. It is und-er- stood further that a, number of oirheers of all ar p Of the serv-ice ace also going to the Gaipe INDIAN- WA-R FUIND . ...

... across within eight or ten days. That L samn AWeednesday morning ifuneral services were - held over the graves of the victims of the 0 arototured train disaster. Tl!e services were con- r. di'cted bh the Anglican clergrmien and the c Rcman Catholic chaplain ...

... night, and embarked from Portsmouth, from the special service steamer Magnet, yesterday morning, a eontincgent of over three hundred naval reliefs and ratings, with wbich she left fer Bombay. The naval reliefs are for distribution to the Magdala and coast ...

... stand here. METHUEN. NAVAL GUN PRACTICE. for t PEESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECLAL) Modder River, Dec. 27. col About three o'clock this afternoon the Boers r opened fire with two guns. They directed tlheir fire, which was accurte, at our naval 'is. Oar ?? replied ...

... distribu- tion amongst them; a lady from London gave each a new shilling, and each was given a photograph of-. the group round the Queen's statue on the occasion of the visit of her Majesty. During the evening a number of friends gave a capital pro- gramme of ...

... Gatacre's camp. An impressive service was held, nearly all the troops being present. On tbe conclusion of the service the general gave the, troops his greetings. The dinner was largely pro- vided by the inhabitants of East London, Queens- town, and Sterkstroom ...

... attendance on board the Royal Yacht. The Bishop of Ripon arrived at Osborne, and had the honour of dining with her Majesty and the Royal Family. zthe Queen, with the Royal Family and the Royal Household. attended Divine ...

... le a number of nurses, mostly of lhe A, n- Nursing Service Reserve. Ten of these ,r entitled to Princess Christian's badge, and, -of the officials of the organisation waspN on behalf of her Royal Highness to0 prt he them. One of the nurses ...

... ? battalions of Royal Horse Artillery have been ordered to South Africa for active service. At Lord Roberts's request, a number of British officers at present serving with native Indian cavalry regiments have been seconded for service in South Africa ...

... Infantry, King's Royal Rifles and :?Rifle Brigade, and a depot company of the Royal IArmy -Medical Corps. t later telegran ?? Majestic left Chpe- towvn for Durban on Saturday afternoon. The Wakool also left for Durban arith the Royal Army Medical Corps ...

... rebuke of those who had circulated the rumour that State etiquette prevented mero- bers of the Royal Family lunching in public with subjectss of the Queen. Their Royal Hfighues-es moved about the vast transept viewing the eathi- bits with the members of the ...

... attend- ance on board the Royal yacht. The Bishop of Ripon arrived at Osborne, and had the honour of dining with Her Majesty and the Royal Family. The Queen, with the Royal Family and the Reyal Household, attended divine service at Osborne ...