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... gunners and the Boer Batteries The Royal Engineers have got their balloon equipment into working order already proved useful captive balloon was up yesterday morning and reported telephone the effect of shell fired from Naval gnns of them fell short of the ...
... work Africa (Cheers) Tbe Lord Mayor enthusiasm following extract received from Sir Arthur Bigge Queen’s I to mach values the Cons which patriotically for service in raised City Colonel Mackinnon of meo after kissing Testament recipients of Qoeen’s shilling ...
... a weak spot, which trained vedette: ee MOBILISATION OF THE AT The members of the lst Royal Devon Yeo- manry Cavalry who have been finally selected for active service in South Africa assembled yesterday at Topsham Barracks, Exeter, for preliminary training ...
... the place of the late Maj. W. L. James, Royal tions from candidates to attend the examination for 22nd instant is the Insi day for receiving applira- whieh commences on the 2nd prox thirty commission» im the Royal Army Medical Corps, Mr. Edwin C. Warder ...
... Linsdeil. Star Hall, fort- gathered in box fired at the awe age ow * ninth weekly subscription ou the Naval Ordnance . Tth weekly donation, per of the Naval Ordaancs Department, ymouth, 8th weekly donation, per W. on Toe Staff & Plymouth, per Jos P Gaon, ...
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... of the Royal OloncestershMe linemen wore directed to assemble int the Queen's Hotel, Cheltenham. on Wortnesday limning last, to undergo medical and military examinerion. and, if successfully peening the testa, to be seem in for active service in Month ...
... on so far a3 the Service were concerned. He sug- gested that definite lines should be laid down and actec upon for naval and military systems. While deprecating the adoption of nscription, he urged that the Military and aval Services should be overhauled ...
... FHEATRE ROYAL, BATH. Aeting Manager-MR WALTER D. HARTREE. ENORMOUS SUCCESS OF THE PANTONIME, ° B I N S ° N CR U S O E, MORNIING PERFORMANCES Every Wednesday and Saturday, at 2.30. TO-NIGET (WEDNESDIAY), Jan. 10th, Engagemnot oi the Original SIX ROYAL WVELSHHMEN ...
... increased by huts or tents. The nursing staff, consisting of two I iperintending nursing sisters, Miss Page, lady superintendent, and Mrs Makin, with five nursing asters —(one army nursing sister and four Army Nursing ...
... Staff to command the Royal Artillery, in place of Colonel Rooke, who has had to retire for age, after holding the appointment for tour years. Colonel Aitken is an Aidede-Camp to the Queen, having been brought to notice for his services in the last Burmese ...
... Church, Clifton. At the special services held at St. Stephen's. Bristol, some of the altar Rowers came trom the Queen's gardens at Osborne, and included sprays of myrtle front the tree which has supplied sprigs for the Royal weddings during the present reign ...