... THE CITY OF LONDON IMPERIAL VOLUNTEERS.* ' ENROLMENT AT THE GUILD HALL. | ADDRESS BY THIi LORD MAYOR. A scene of popular enthusiasm was witnessed this morning the occasion the eujrolment the City of Londou Imperial Volunteers for service South Africa. The ...

... voyage. and therefore be fit for work. A Dublin correspondent states that !the number of men on rolled that city for service with Imperial Yeomanry 00 far about 200. LATEST TELEGRAMS. BOERS STILL OCCUPYING HLANGWANE MOUNTAIN. A POSITION THIS SIDE THE TUGELA ...

... season, when Moseley appeared on the Northampton ground. they lost by 21 points to none, and since then they have lost the services of the brothers Byrne. The performances of the Birmingham men have not been great, and I think it may fairly be claimed that ...

... length recognized. The Imperial Yeomanry and Volunteers are being organized, English fashion, mainly private enterprise. The Nizam of Haidarabad and the Maharajah of Gwalior have loyally placed their troops at tbe disposal of the Queen; Colonel Hutchinson ...

... to the military authorities in order to prevent any information respecting military movements reaching the Boers. This is perhaps necessary, but the limitation on the activity of the correspondents is considerable. THE CITY OF LONDON IMPERIAL VOLUNTEERS ...

... was done. Civilians have beeq asked to volunteer to assist in nursing the sick in the hospital. Good rains have fallen. They will improve the health of the camp. It is proposed to hold military tournament New Year's Day, All in camp are cheerful and confident ...

... which decided the Queen to give him the name o£ Treland’s patron samt. When the Queen and Prince Albert visited Ireland in 1849 an old lady in the crowd, which welcomed her Majesty to Dublin, ex claimed as the carriage in which the Queen sat with her husband ...

... different to the work they had in the Volunteer camp, and they would be under military discipline. Of course there was the other side, there was the h and glory of serving their Queen and country. This was the first opportunity they had had to serve with the ...

... AFRICA. The Press Association has received the following from the War Office.— “The Queen has been pleased to accept the ser- vices of 12 militia battalions for service out of the United Kingdom, in accordance with the provisions of the Reserve Forces ...

... Empire. More than one of these princes have offered personal assistance or the services of troops, and it is stated to-day that all have pué ab the disposal of the military anthorities numbers of horses, which would, presumably, be trained. The value of ...

... their services to the British Consul for the Transvaal war. Six_waggon-loads of provsions intended for the Boers have been captured and taken to Frere Camp. They were consigned by some of {he Natal The following New message was sent by the Queen to the ...

... Rißes were singled out for a reception intense in its cordiality. The soldiers of the Queen and The 'red, white, and bluo were the most popular selections of the military bandmasters, and the stirring strains of brass and fife were mingled witli the a ...