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... aco Insp-ectors Stir]] Paterso, Clingan, Foulkes, quarier~s it anid Murphy. IT aerranta, sand 150 police-con- sioned ?? stabsles. Twelve mnounted police, under inpector 'anyin n Gfbson, assrised at the preservation, of a clear ?? Whid read, while Doetv-frpco ...
... the school in country nobly to call upon members Manchester Staff Corps fair eclipse them It for time that there of trained ambulance and men and in the Army Medical men a auxiliaries wanted Civilians Ambulance certificates been readily are being It- ...
... the following proofs: —Reservists and married women on the strength, certificates of identity on army form other cases, marriage lines and certificate signed clergyman, Magistrate, or superintendent of police. N.B.—The production above documents will avoid ...
... against the bank. Herbert Jones, the first whip, and Joves, the second whip, rescued her. The horse was drowned. The Bradford Police are making raids on to- boggans, Lord Methuen's wound entailed considerable suffering, but less of danger. Thomas Archer (29) ...
... evidence from time to time. (PR999 ASMOCIATION WAR Srt[7►L). Orange River, Tuesday. Major Burtchaell, of the Royal Army Medical Corps, who was captured under a flag of truce . for carrying a revolver, was released atter being tried by General Cronje. whose ...
... ouiethinif more than mere dieciplin* ik- r *n i ,i,. >t(k ii*. —i;.- f e.-.iv.. *• i*n ere nee to tne enemy* Artiste’ Corps (Col. Ldis in while kept the men under pallnijf lire (_ tremendous supply of ammunition r.uik and tile, two sergeants, and ...
... THE RESERVISTS. Presents were on Saturday handed to three memnbers of the city police iurce, who are shortly leasving for South Africa. They were the racipients of pipes, tobacco, pouches, and money, from thei comrades. '*ie three men are Frnest Da&vid ...
... outflanked main body of the patrol was for time hut succeeded in retiring kopje and She enemy Captain Goldsworthy Cape Mounted Police arrived in of i party the Boers brought gun atticn Our then retired in a south-westerly rec-tion camp Sunday 525 pm De Mo ...
... Rides, and Rille Brigade, and a Depot Company of the Royal Army Medical Corps. The Majestioleft for Durban. l The Makool left Capetown for Durban on Saturday with Royal Army Medical Corps, horses, and mules For the Front. COl, Harry Cooper, A.D.C. to the Queen ...
... charge. cure showed up against t i ne sky line, and he was . . I am | 460 vards the enemy's position. fraid a gentlemen's corps would not be much use here. ‘They would not have the training to be good et a Charge, and it requires very wary men to patro} ...
... irrespective of creed, Over 50 per cent, of all received obtained by this means a genuinely fresh start in life. Homes for men. women, girls, boys, discharged prisoners, first offenders, inebriates, destitute, and all who have gone under in the sea of life ...