... adjudicate upon the case, will be watched with the greatest care both this country and Germany, and if the allegations the naval authorities should established the illegal traffic that said have been going on at Lourenco Marques ever since the war will ...

... incident which decided the Queen to give him the name of Ireland' 3 patron saint. When the Queen and Prince Albert visited Ireland 1849 an old lady the crowd, which welcomed her Majesty to Dublin, exclaimed the carriage in which the Queen sat with husband and ...

... AFRICA. The Press Association has received the following from the War Office.— ** The Queen has been pleased to accept the services of 1?. militia battalions for service out of the L'nited Kingdom, accordance with the provisions ' of the Reserve Forces and ...

... that married will be taken. Members of the Irish Civil Service have been invited the chief secretary to volunteer for service *n South Africa. The selection volunteers and yeomanry in Glasgow for service in South Africa has been completed, but disappointment ...

... >' unforeseen con- Trrr: Queen gifts to her troops. ilia Union Steamship Company's Royal Mail ° ?mtr Mexican, which left Southampton for South Afn-a 16th, arrived at Cape Town at e'i 0 The Mexican ha* board st ™n«. nment Queen's chocolate, the Union Company ...

... one officer and 50 men of the 2nd Royal -Lancashire Regiment, two officers sad 315 men of toe 2nd Royal Tftriilma. one officer and 90 men of the 2nd Dorse* Regiment, and one officer and 100 men o# the Kinc^s Royal Rifles. Lieut.-Co_ Hunter, of the N ...

... volunteered for this service, and havo not yet joined their regiment, must join at the latest by noon Monday Manchester. 3RD DERBYSHIRE 3HLITIA. The 3rd (Militia) Battalion of tho Derbyshire Regiment, which is mobilise for active service on or about the inst ...

... march ?? been made from Van Rensberg Siding. Our force consisted of half a battalion of the Royal iie.k.-lure Regiment and cavalry, accompanied by the guns of the Royal Horse Artillery. inrr began at four o'clock this (New Year's) 'Morning, on the face of ...

... Hamilton commanded on' Wagon Hill, and rendered valuable services. Tho troops here had very trying time, and behaved excellently. They are elated at the services they have rendered the Queen, The enemy were repulsed everywhere with very heavy loss ...

... within hour, and the wj.s severely injured. NEW QUEEN'S COUNSEL. The Qneero, the recommendation of tin Chancellor, hats been pleased approve names of the following gentlemen for appoi to tho rank of Queen's Counsel:—Mr Adolph Julius Danckwerts, Mr Rob: ...

... hand over to you the colours of the 4-th Battalion of the Royal Sherwood Foresters, the old Notts. Militia, for your safe custody, and to ask you toko care of them until our return from activo service, on which we enter to-morrow. In this campaign are not ...

... Little >urv. Ist King's Royal Rifles Corps; Private 19th Hussars; A. Hume, 19tl Hus-ars; Bradley, Ist Leicester Regiment •11 January 6th; Armour-Sergeant Pelaney, 2nd K'ng's Royal Rifle Corps jimner Pudd, 69tli Battery Royal Fiel ...