... off. The passengers further included Sir William Stokes and other surgeons, and number of nurses, mostly of the Army Nursing Service Reserve. One of the nurses 5* a cousin of Sir William Stokes. Mr. Aldaliort Hay also sailed on the Moor take up the post ...

... quota of Volunteers to the Transvaal, should their services be required. About 100 of the Beverley and Driffield Companies have given in their names. Apprehensions as to the probability of the Imperial Yeomanry reaching the Government limit of 8,000 or ...

... Chief Constable of Bradford, several military officers, an Irish nobleman, and one or two members of the Irish Constabulary. It is also reported that one of the military applicants is at present on active service in South Africa, but is eligible for ...

... inspect installations and see that they are such us will not become a source danger. COURT AND PERSONAL Os!*)me. Monday. The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon, accompanies! by the Duchess of Albany, and attended by the Hon. Harriet Phipps. The Bishop of ...

... the squad- ron of the Imperial Light Horse is The Imperial Licht Looters.’ The failure to storm Magersfontein (says a wer cor- respondent in a latter home) stands on a dif- ferent foundation from the Stormberg reverse. The on military grounds, has been the ...

... the lir?t. Tsere pcnflor provisions in ».ld law. Moreover, the new law r*Hints week-, not only terms m kne.-s and of military service, but ** ihv* time during hicJi pcr.-.*n with a reversionary has drawn accident pension in coo«M|uene« a diminution of ...

... they can’ + a heat the bovs cf the bull dog breed.’ ”’ WAR NOTES. The Coloniai Secretary has accepted the sérvices of ten New South Wales nurses, who will leave with a field thospital. Last night a ball promoted with the object of benefit- ing the Transvaal ...

... and Naples The decoration of the Royal Red Cross has been conferred on Miss K. Kyan, superintendent Army Nursing Service, iu recc gnithm services rendered in Malta in connection with the muring tho sick and from Crete. The Town Council of Crewe have decided ...

... the Counte-s Errnll. and the Hon. Harriet Phipps. The Queen, with Ihe Royal Family and Royal Housenold, attended Divine Service at Osborne tlii» The Rev. Clement Smith {rector of chaplain the Queen) eOiciated. Marlborough House, Saturday. The Prince o ...

... Genera! White's ton c was about 9.000. The attackj Beers probably numbered least 18,000. , I Upwards horse* intended For the Imperial, Yeomanry were bought Beverley yesterday, Waggon ILII outlying -pur of Caesar's Camp. j which lbs due south ol the middle ...

... tied and our mouths were closed by the Raid. To a demand for cessation of military preparations the Boers could reply that they had I wen aubjected to attack which the Imperial Government could not prevent, and that what had happened before might happen ...

... CURRENT TOPICS. The City of London Imperial Volunteers had their first parade yesterday morning at their 'head-quartern fct Wellington Barracks. Tiny looked, says our Loudon Correspondent, extremely fit ami serviceable as they were put through few simple ...