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... Chief Constable of Bradford, several military officers, an Irish nobleman, and one or two members of the Irish Constabulary. It is also reported that one of the military applicants is at present on active service in South Africa, but is eligible for ...
... amount plied out of revenue to supply i services - Ist quarter ?? 19,620,982 °ad ,, ?? 20,791,22 .1. ?? 27,3113,723 To meet the strain put upon the Excbequer by the quickly increasing deniad for the I sopply services, nearly eiglt nifilions' worth of debt ...
... Charter, Moreover, they lose also the services of Sir George Goldie; a matter of importance not only to the company, but to the country. Means should surely be taken to retain on behalf of the Government the services of the man probably more conversant ...
... to Queen is Ireland. wee a peesenger by the same train. sad he. too. bound for South Africa, where his surgical obit will he at the disposal of the authoat,r . The passengers further included a ni.mber of nurses, mostly of the Army Nursing Service reserve ...
... attended State by the Sheriffs, witnessed the enlistment of the men who have offered themselves for service in South Africa as the City of London Imperial Valuntcers, Col. Mackinnon, who has been appointed tne War Office Colonel-Commandant tile new regiment ...
... iVOUNDUED. - GERMAN STEAMER SEIZED. THE Q_`EE-ENi'a MIESEZE-AGE TO fED .TR.OOPS. EREUTER'S TELEGrAM.) Capts TownI, Siunday. The Queen's Christmas' message to the :troops in Souith Africa wished the generals commanding annd her soldiers '. ntppy Christmnas. ...
... LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 1 The Queen's message to the soldiers who are now serving in South Africa has been published. She wished them all a happy Christ- mas, and prayed God to protect and bless them. The Mayor and Corporation of Kimberley, through Colonel ...
... . THE QUEEN'S . CHOCOLATE . Tho Union liner Moor , which left Southampton on Saturday afternoon for South Africa with a number of ' Staff officers and nursing Bisters , n ! so earned a lurtlic- silipmeot COMsistill ? of 300 casfli of Hie Queen's chocolato ...
... form a Corps of Rough Riders for service in South Africa If the War Office accepts their services the men will find their own cqupinent These ranchers are the very men needed for Br warfare and their ardour fur service is great SUICIENT TO LAST’ OR THREE ...
... company It a and puzzling that military are to the very men trained work expected of this force so neglected local military circles expected to first called for services companies to week: ago has yet received in Imperial Yeomanry they far the rifle is ...
... of the Army Nursing Servira K . cserv ...