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... of those civilian doctors who have so generously offered their services is toil emergency. FOOTBALLEBS TO THE FRONT. Several prominent Mid-Qieshire footballers think tliat their services on the South African veld more required than the football arena ...
... were given by Misa Agnes Butler. The Victoria Nurses' Institution (being an oldestablished Institute) guarantees to send efficient Nurses all cases. Medical. Surgical. Monthly. Mental, and Fever Nurses, sent on receipt of wire stating sex and ailment ...
... afternoon for his country house at Cn.Lleigh. — ...
... decided to issus a warrant for the arrest of General Mercier. THE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. ACTIVITY AT OXFORD. In connection with the mobilisation of the Oxfordshire contigent of the Imperial Yeomanry at Cowley Barracks, Oxford, on the 3rd inst., it stated that ...
... appealed to you in a patriotio manner, in a homely manner, and be has even touohed upon military matters. Hap- pening to he a military man, I don't waut to bore you with military criticisms of what hai tsken place, but 1 do wish to say that in my opinion the ...
... accompany him, and she is taking two trained nurses to assist her in nursing the sick und wounded, ‘The news ed.tor of the Echo, Mr. Philip J’ Reid, son of Sur H. Gilzean Reid, bas volunteered for service in the Imperial Yeomanry, and has been aceepted. Mr. Reid ...
... appointed on the Imperial Committee to attend to the Transport Shipping Rear-Admiral Sir John Ilext CIE late Director of Indian Marine kindly offered his services to Lord Harris in organising carrying out the Transport department of the Imperial Yeomanry Committee ...
... steps in to obtain recruits for this Battalion to fill up the ranks to the full strength, and replace any men who may be for service in South Africa, a meeting was in the New Schoolroom in this village on in last week, when about 40 them several V in uniform ...
... most signally resourceful heroes. Tea Dui' of Connaught would have dearly liked to have had a South African command; but the Queen and the War Office people thought otherwise, and this with no disparagement of the gallant Prince's soldsership. He has gone ...
... shortly be on view at the United Service Museum. PAIRIZI, who fought in the Crimea, states, in ,an interview published by the Martin that in his opinion • single army, pcwerful and well led, would have done better service than throw.) separate columns. ...
... in state divine service at the Parish Church on Sunday morning. There was to have been a procession of the various friendly societies, but the heavy rain and boisterous weather altered all the arrangements. At 10.30 the Hythe Military Band, with- the- ...
... fund for the equipment of Middlesex volunteers who were going to the front. The militia and volunteers being called upon for service abroad it became necessary to 611 up their places here. The volunteers in the county did not exceed 2.511.1, if they even ...