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... Join Porter. the genial trainer, to best lie own sal all other records by whisk% his seventh Darby. The simmer tete* were ..nurses. awn* est by the venerable Newbury Society having been tellowed by newly every Allege in the district- Tbe Newbury Horse Show ...
... was injured and no damage was done. Watch-night Services. —There were fewer midnight services held this year owing to the fact that the last day of the year 189!) fell on Sunday. The ordinary evening services were well attended, and reference to the closing ...
... a wire nipper as an essential part of his kit. THE MILITIA. is officially announced that the Queen has accepted the services of Militia battalions for service out the United Kingdom. Seven battalions will serve in South Africa, two in Malta, and two in ...
... Windsor Parish Inman or HE REV. ARTHUR ROBINS. THE SERVICE AT WINDSOR. With military honours of a solemn and ha- pressive character, the remains of the late Rev. Arthur Robins, Chaplain to the Queen, the Prices 1 of Wales, and the Household Brigade, were ...
... Berkshire Yeomen and friend* dined the Queen's Hotel this week, and gave a hearty send off to those who have been accepted for service with the Imperial Yeomanry. The Old Year and the New.—Watchnight services the Churches were difpenssd with this year ...
... nobly coming forward to volunteer their ’services. Money, though it formed the sinews war. was not everything They required the services of their best soldiers, and it was hard to understand why the proffered services of retired officers h>«d been so persistently ...
... Palmer, F. Wyles, W. Kemp, and E. H. Barnett. hearty vote of thanks to Mr Harmer and the late com.raittee for their post services proposed Mr Wyles. secon-led by E. Chambers concluded the meeting.—The S.E. Station Sick Benefit Society held very successful ...
... offered their services. A fortnight sine* we reported a meeting which had been called at Reading to raise a fund to assist to equip and to provide homes for those Imperial Yeomen who may be selected by the authorities to go on active service. At that meeting ...
... 3rd West Kent—left England on Thursday for foreign service. They are proceeding to Malta. Several more battalions Militia (including the 3id Batt. Hampshire Regiment) have been called out. THE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. Special Army orders were issued on Thursday ...
... the Marquis of Du!lrvin, has been dangerously wounded in the thigh durins the assault on Laivemith. Lord ars first saw military service as a trona r in blethuen's in the Inchuanaland expecli , l in of 1385. flare he so distineolwied himself that he received ...
... see Idea, and Jerk and hie whole Company fen on their tutees before the Queen. Her Majesty said dentlemen *else, and putting forth her hand gam it to leek his.. Meet gracious Queen, said he, gentleman I am none, nor the mat of a gentlemen, bat a poor ...
... restoration of Wrexham perish church I to be married oat a an estimated cost of £.4000. Tug Admiralty have awarded a good service pension of £l5O to Captain Charles J. Barlow. Tug London and North-Western Railway Company issues yearly 50 tons of railway ...