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... University from 1884 to 1895. He was appointed Sergeant-surgeon to the Queen in 1877, having been since 1863 surgeon to the Prince of Wales, and was created a baronet in 187L His great services to surgery had received recogmition from all parts of the world ...
... 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, chiefly, it is understood, with the employment of the Imperial Yeomanry and ...
... acceptable to Natal. Dr.. Gray is apparently not discouraged, for he now offers the ambulance and the services of its staff to the Imperial military authorities in the hope that they may be of some usefulness to the wounded during the war. The reply of ...
... offer to relieve the strain upon the British military resources, by funmishintg thoons to ararrison, at least par- tially. Gibraltar, Malt, EgyT t, and, if necessary, othker points SeaS to liberate foractive service thegreaterpars of the British regularsstationed ...
... :;Proby yinsa g yide Royal Hlghness tle Prince of Wasleswas taking the r keenest interest in the raising of the Imperial t Yeomar force fori service in South Africa. His oya.igness al asked fo frmration as to the probale date of the deptue of the first d:tech ...
... Germnany) was celebrated by a religious service in the Castle Chapel at 11.S yesterday even-. ingy Among those present were thte Ambassadors and foreign Ministers, the military attachds, Prince Hchenlobe (the Imperial Chancellor], the Plenipo- tenriaries ...
... accepted for service in M4alta (3rd Battalio'nWest Kent Regiment and 3rd Battalion North Lancashire Regiment),- two for I service in the Channel Islands (3rd Battalion -Devon- 'shire Regiment and 3rd Battarion Suffolk Regiment), and one for service at a station ...
... understood thatonessages of con- dolence have been received by the relatives from the Queen and other members of the Royal Family. The first part of the funeral service of Sir J. Paget will take place at.Westrnister Abbey to-morrow at two o'clock. Tickets ...
... civilian volunteers in the yeomanry district of Gloucestershire for enlistment in the Imperial Yeomnry assembled at the Queen's Hotel, Cheltenham, to undergo military and medical examinations. Between thirty and forty attended, and twenty-seven passed ...
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... be acceptable to Natal. Dr. Gray is apparently not discouraged, for he now offers the ambulance and the services its staff to the Imperial military authorities, in the hops that they may be of some usefulness to the wounded during the war. The reply of ...
... offered raise and command a force of 1,000 Volunteers for service in South Africa, but the War Office politely (perhaps not too politely) waved him aside. When it was discovered that Che military authorities would have to fall back upon the auxiliary force ...