... pendey lonse y gey By ““[::: Do et ss,et e ey AR ey iy ntom Ml, | laneus, 51.570.36, ucresss 3 pmianal orps. There are sin one corps Py~ 1 b S A Towe Kin Tissm | Tov ek sduboaiils =i g 0. .”‘A-r—.‘x:v G. D. de Courey l.'_',,,‘v‘xk; g fotal eSy W Tostl tsastien ...

... the rere of the night Sack. Capiasn Fitaclarence, with b Squadnoa, Te e BPAe . S} Saaa T e and Osptass Vorson, King's Royal Kfles Corps, Wik U Squadron, siderios so aitack upen tee easi mido of loe entreachment. Captan Lond Charles Beatinck and A Squadron ...

... {:'_*‘ Clerk Bramiey. Distriet Surgoon and his brother. the Miate Attorney, their brother Sorinturg. the sons of the of the Royal Howi, o s of Dr. el of =- College, and Landdrost Vaszyl, of Coles e ] PN \ METHUEN NFAR BOSHOF. ZWARTROPJESFONTEIN, 0, April ...

... Chambers. % Royal Avenue. open dauly. 109 am ull § oclock pm~E J. Beattie, Prios = | I ENDERSON'S Method in Teaching Writing | cannot fad u-—-n.:—.-nm-n ..r-:..mu Wriung Academy o Irelasd; saccess ranteed !“Lynnmx & Commereinl uu-z.fl Royal Acenae. Relfam ...

... fine physique, and had been for few yeers a member of the Volunteer Battalion Royal Highlanders (the Glasgow Highlanders), being one of the prize tug-of-war team thin corps. joined Baden-Powoll’s force in tho spring last year, and had been in South Africa ...

... -Ruval t o-ics at 10 10 Mr Stanley’s Deport mi ! C S ,. Van Reeuau's Pass, on to the difficulty, lies first in the Army Medical Corps left Aldershot this morn- Bakerv arc steady. Inglis & Co. 10 tH^ABOVE^HAV ii' »m lJ,e l*ne from Rotha’ •i ’* tolerance of of ...

... Victoria’s (Royal Irish Fusiliers) —Tho under-mentioned to sooond-lieutonants:—A. E. Mahon, vice A. L. J. M. Kelly, dismissed eenten?© of general court-martial; 11. J. Atkinson, vice A. E. Mahon, seconded for service with the Indian Staff Corps. A WELL-KNOWN ...

... 5017 D. Leahy (enteric), at Tryhurg, 7th Juno. Dangerously- ill, from ©nterii- wot otherwise stated—2nd Royal Irish Fusiliers ALL, 4357 Lanoe-Corp- ral Af. Maloney (tubercle cf the lung), at Al«x)i River, 7th June. Discharged from h-vpital duty—lst Loingter ...

... Buccleuch. Captain General of the Royal Archer Guard Scotland, and Gold Stick Scotland; his Coronet carried a Page. Earl Waldegrave. Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard; his Coronet carried by a Pago. Lord Helper. Captain of Hon. Corps of Gentlemenat-Arms-, his ...

... ordinance baa boon poromnlgated for the formation, discipline, and maintenance of volunteer corps. The Governor empowered to accept or ducontinoo tbo aervicoa of each corps which will bo liable for service outside the colony. Pay is only provided in tbo case ...

... to oil (Hear, bear.) The High Sheriff had been good eoongh to refer to some observations made fi«at morning regarding the accommodation the Coortbonse. made those ‘observations on ac of many complaints that had been made to his by those who had no better ...

... Drogheda, was struck deed by lightning yesterday. Captain Tiwling, 3rd Battalion Royal Irish RHlffl, has retired from the service. has been about two years in of a company in the corps. Rsilwxt Fatality ik Scotland,—A woman named Mrs. John Ainslis was crossing ...