... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... pienipotentisty of his Imperial Majeety the Emperor long. The Britislk Empire, speaking broadly, j • China, rotnmod to the Midlands foe week’s has another origin, \but the spirit of new ' f the chief manufactures and this Imperialism is abroad—aggressive ...

... of the Queen's Own Weo- cestershire Hussars have been accepte& for service ,in the Imperial Yeomanry. One of theta was a member of the local company of volunteers, but Sjoined the Hussars as a preliminary stepD to seeking service in the ...

... 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 ...

... The state of the public health is good. DEATH OF TE, SWAZI QUEEN. [Rester's Tdegrnm..] Lonuezzo M~iQum, January 4. - Refugees from Swaziland living in the Lebombo district bring news that the Queen of Swaziland is dead. Her death, following so soon upon ...

... in The Lord Mayor’s Own,” the City of London Imperial Volunteers. Over thirty battalions were each represented by on an average thirty men. The Lord Mayor, who was attended the sheriffs, aldermen, and military advisers, welcomed the men. His lordship said ...

... Th P oors have despatched aI. large force '-tijer-well-knoevn English farmer in et district. who has done splendid :. imle Imperial -eause. -CK.- fESPATTER`ED WITH 3BLOOD. ,t'Cra Nelrs TelegraM.] n CAMP. January 4 (Eveningl-Al htave now retreated beyond ...

... assembled to do honour to the irandeons of tile Queen, apparently Saw nothing ngnintis circulating at the same time • subscription list in which an appeal was made for funds to supply the lkers—Useu lu arms against Queen—with antler,. Jewish Volunteers. The states ...

... AFRICA. message from the queen. Queen has telegraphed the folio win General Sit Redrew Buller:—' wSyon *11 bri ht » nd h Year u.f God blees y oe.—' R.I. The Princc of Wales has consented to inspect the London continent of the Imperial manry prior to the departure ...

... athletic voung man of feet with a splendid physique be well-fitted for military service has always had strong inclination in this direction Some time ago he volunteered for service honorary chaplain trooper For this it is necessary to examination to health ...

... Grower's Kioof It believed our shells killed number of them inside the trench THE LANCERS’ The 16th (Queen’s) Lancers who are about to quit for service in South Africa are holders of at one reeord whereof regiment be proud To them belongs the distinction ...