... aaya-roaition THE IMPERIAL bore nowbelt«*ed a*fe. . s Not. 9.—General White rtporta Lad)smith daily bom- The following terms of service, enlistment, &c., herded; eupply of proTiaion* ample.-Boera in the Imperial Mounted Force for service in South attack ...

... Sergeent P. M. GihtnH, Xn-.ton Hill, Benbary. leport we had .MXai-ioU n-. Trooper G. C. Alexandra. Sn^ex. r-aii. in I-'•J-' that M-Ht being l*e*l'W the tureen win C. J. Alexandra, Heatbfield, Saaeex. f . -.0 veals 237 in. ; in the H. Ao-leraon, 24, Lombard btraet ...

... Reading the Ist of next month, between Colonel J. E. Broadbent, C 8., R.E., chief engineer Punjab Command, and the Hon. Alexandra Fiennes, fourth daughter of Lord and Lady Saye and Sele. The marriage between Captain D. L. Beatty, of Rugby, and Miss Anita ...

... , and the 4th (Eton College). The last named is, of course, out of consideration for the present purpose, and the active service company, numbering rank and tile, with the usual complement of officers and non-commissioned officers bringing the strength ...

... admirable , volunteer for tha Imperial Yeo- ment for Volorteer*. hat Conncil were opinion that capabilith-* and keen judgment. He was a good sportsman. nickel six-chambered revolver and *”J, England in the Middle the Queen’s they rfionld sohmrito those ...

... C. Bailey and Tacitus, would not be good thing to meet Chipping The Queen has presented to the Buckingham edited Mr. J. Funieaux. The aeries will com- Norton occasionally. Nursing Home a quilt worked herself. prise twenty-six authors all Many generations ...

... specially. compoe«d hymn was sung the choir, and the otter moeical portions of the service were an appropriate character. At about the time the faneral wee taking place memorial service was held to Weemioster Abbey, and waa largely attended and admirers of tbe ...

... Wesleyan frieoda had been forte- k A exh which had been caresamn undenominational ohMaoter, and | enough to retain Mr. Boulton services. |*||y copied from specimen in one of the antique Sir Bernhard Samuelsoo had onver »Mr. Dagger) was in favour of the achool ...

... a thro* rivals t* th* i*bs ef thrs* goals Probably no otbor oootiogeot of Imperial Yeomanry ie so wall represented the peerage ae the Oxford* ebiree. First in order of military rank etaode the member for the City, Viacooot Valeutia, an Iriab peer aod ...

... to say, have done tucb good service j „,i should fax upon nj-rmaneot habilati-n. „ ver ro ». t isrd to you 11-a. they have coo Bttidi ; of hill, about yards from camp, and as this the C lonly> Durirg my absence on military duty ( j C(mt9 > ...

... Bucks Rifle Tiif. Vou ntker A* tive Service Company.— Intercession Scndav.—Throughout the Diocese 1 ’ ' The date of embarkation of the Volunteer Active of Oxford the special form of inlt:cession w-ith ...

... Bakkruptcy Court.— This Court was fixed for Tuesday, but Uiere were uo cases for hearing. S. Paul’s Church. —The sermons at the services next Sunday will ,be preached the Rev. T. U. | Cookes. There will be no celebration of Holy Com- ...