... The Queen’s New Year Message A Cape Town to the London Mail states :— The following message read to all the troops in South Africa on Monday from her Majesty the Queen : I wish you all a Bright Happy New Year God bless you “VRI” This and the Queen’s message ...

... 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 ...

... are returned as efficient. To these must be added reserves amounting to 82, 000, who have had a thorough military training, and are liable to service at any moment. These are exclusive of the forces on the Indian estab- lishment, 74,000 - on which, however ...

... longer than usual the Queen being nearly three-quarters of an hour late in arriving Osborne Several members of the Royal party were desperately ill and their appearance on landing testified to the severity of their sufferings The Queen is a good sailor wheeled ...

... 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 ...

... offered thermselves , fur active service, only seven are eligible, owin'7 to Wdr Off ice restrictions respecting age and length or service. The majority of those accepted are non- commissioned officers, who proffer their services conditionally on being allowed ...

... 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 ...

... waive all questions of seniority arising from the fact that he is the QuEEN'S son should he be allowed to do so. It is not the first time his Royal Highness has asked to see active service, and his work at Aldershot has proved him a skilled as well as an ...

... 20 ?? memorial service was 1ald here to-day, in the Cathedral, in memory of the British officers and men who have fallen in South Africa. The service was organised by the town of Patras, and was attended by all the. authorities, military and civil. It ...

... the Clubs Gladstone Memorial Fond. vsw corjtsKL. Tlie Queen, the recommendation the Lord ccllor. fvaa been pleased t«> approve tlie nam** the following gentle men for appointment to the rank Queen's Counsel: Mr. W. O. A. J. K. K. Norton, the Hon. Alfred ...

... happiest results may be expected. The greater commercial intercourse between the British nation and that governed by your Imperial master- at which your Excellency aims, and which we as ardently desire-will tend to promote the prosperity of both, strenztt ...