... on the field of battle; but the hardhearted powers that be say no, and even a Royal Duke must submit. Doubtless there is good reason for putting restraint on Hi• Royal Highness's valour. He might emulate—with a difference — the achievements of his famous ...

... support and approval of these generous gifts, appoints the collective effort of to-morrow. The Royal Manifesto runs We, taking the same into Our Royal consideration and being always ready to give the best; encouragement and countenance to any movement ...

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... of Canada and the bush of Australia will fight aide by side with men from the workshops and offices of Britain. And now a corps of Scottish gillies and stalkers, under Lord Lovat, is to leave almost immediately for the front. They should be of as much ...

... South Kensington directing all the recruits who had been enrolled to put in an appearance at the barracks occupied by the Royal Horse Guards (Blues) yesterday at a quarter to one o'clock. At half-past twelve ninety-seven troopers mustered at Rutland-yard ...

... have offered themselves by this day week. Too long a time has been devoted already to merely talking of these lil.put corps,' or Royal British Hburkhas. TH. report on the working of the Boiler Kip!n-ames Art during the year ending June, 1699. has been ...

... ea.ctor.y. 62 & 64, Ludgate Hill, e.c. Fusiliers, and Lieutenant Tringham to the Royal West Surrey Regiment. General Buller has been preparing his reinforced Army Corps at Frere Camp for the renewed endeavour to relieve Ladysmith. Meantime he is strengthened ...

... now it is not too late to display a little common-sense and supply helmets to this corps before they embark. JOHN BULL'S MANNERS ABROAD. The Datir Graph:: observes : The lVeslminsler Gazelle is doing a useful piece of work in publishing a series ...

... from Osborne and inspected the Militia reg,iments stationed in that garrison. His Royal Highness first proceeded to the Victoria barracks, where he saw the 3rd Queen's Royal Went Surrey Regiment and the 3rd Northumberland Fusiliers. The visit lasted about ...

... Medical Staii Corps, for duty on vorage. Major lDau. 2nd Black Watch, Cattain Feahtlierstonhaugh and Lien- tant ChtuleV. 2tnd Seaortlh Highlatders, Lieu- tenas Ghdlat. lsA ArgriU and Sutberland Hligh- lander and Second Lie'utenant 11111. 2nd Royal Fusiiers ...

... first metropolitan corps to be so honoured the Queen. A railway company ultimately absorbed the old headquarters of the corps, who, however, were soon provided with fine building in Flodden-road, Ensign J. T. Lepard, member of the corps, being the architect ...

... to Lord Chesham informing him that while he regrets that bis Parliamentary duties must keep him at home, he feels that the Royal Bucks Hussars will be so largely depleted by the great numbers of officers and men going to the front, that he will be pleased ...