... i TE MILITARY SITUATION. 1 Some little time must doubtless elapse before the influence of the new hand at the helm in South Africa.makes itself apparent in the conduct of our military operations there; but in the meantime there can be no question as to ...

... leave of the Isle of Wight detach- t muent of the Hampshire Imperial Yeomanry leaving for 1 South Africa The Queen went out this morning, I accompanied by Princess Henry of Battenberg. i The Queen held a Council to-day, at whichwere present t the Earl of ...

... Eton and entered the army 18 the Royal Engineers acted military of 1877-78 and received J then appointed delimitation the Turkish frontier military vice consul Anatolia from 1879 to 1882 active service with expedition receiving the medal star with the Egyptian ...

... condition of Lieutenant the Hon G Portman 10th Hussars remains unchanged Australia Sends Nurses The Colonial Secretary has accepted the services of ten New South Wales nurses The second contingent of troops will leave Sydney on the 17th mst which will observed ...

... competitors for warlike distinction The have been simply tumbling over each other in their eagerness to proffer their services to their Queen and country and disappointment has been occasioned the married men by the War Office regulation that only single ones ...

... points arising out of K the war, I learn from the Civil Service Commis- sioners it has been decided that the regulations respecting open competitive examinations for cadetships in the Civil Services of Ceylon, Hong- Kong, the Straits Settlements, and the ...

... Dublin command. The Queen would have preferred the Duke to return to Aldershot far a time, as he could have worked that district from Bagshot and the place will now he closed during his in Inland. Duke and will pay visits to the Queen at 'Won rind to the ...

... the time of reaching base of operations Africa short will give services to the Queen and pay for the privilege of doing He will addition devote pay a trooper during the campaign to the Imperial Fund for widows and comrades who have action WAR ITEMS TO Three ...

... forces. in the thigh during the assault on Ladysmith. providim them directly with their pay, food, and Lord Ave first saw military service as • trooper in arms. ant.. through their rein:twat,. with clothing and Ifethuea's these in the behuanaland expedi , ...

... happy inspiration, started to sing God Save the Queen. The immense congre- 1 gation welcomed this addition to the orderof service, and joined heartily in rendering a verse of the National Anthem. The service over, the Volunteers made their way to the Inner ...

... ME1MuORILAL SERVICE FOR THE SUFFOLkS. A service in memory of Colonel Watscn and offecers and men killed at itensberg was held at St. Mary's Parish Church, Dover, on Saturday. There wxas a crowded congregation of the civilian and military popu- lation ...

... Birchin Lane, Lon~don, EC. A. XUZIO, Secretary El AoaorW. F. HSAYDON. ?? Buildings. Bioinahrm. rVE QUEEN'S HOSPITAA BIRMIVGEIAIM PAnTRoN: HER. MAJESTY THE QUEEN. I PsosryNrt: THE RIGHT HOON. TEI EARL OF DUDLET. : Patients treated in 1899 ?? -. .2,394. - I ...