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... Deputy Ajwistant AdjuUnt-t»cneral; aju! the Duke of M«rlhorough (Uxfordbhip© Hiumar*) to hUfl-C»p- corpe can ol Ijr enrolled tinder the rule* and conditjona, »ud with the of the Imperial Yeomanry t ominittoe. The Duke Cambridje, eupjiorted dm liuirutsiied ...
... Paxmau and Lieut. Denton, all of ColcLie3ter. A SOLICITOR VOLUN I'EEUS FOR THE FRONT. Mr. W. R. Day, solicitor, son Mrs. Day, of Duke-street, Chelmsford, left for Penrith on Saturday to undergo some riding exercise in connection with the Westmoreland aud Cumberland ...
... NATAL PLACE NAMES, The historj of place names in Natal is peculiarly interesting. Newcastle, for instance, was named after the duke of that ilk. a former Colonial Secretary. The Biggarsberg came by its title rather curiously. Biggar was an Englishman from ...
... freedom, although he either forgot or else ignored the fact that, if Mr. Gladstone was to blame for what occurred in 1881, the Duke of Devonshire and Mr. Joseph Chamberlain were also equally responsible. He reminded them also that Sir Ellie, who claimed this ...
... freedom of the City of London was conferred on Friday of last week upon officers of this regiment at the Guidhall, the Duke of Cambridge being present at the ceremony. In the course of the early pert of the day • large number of the men of the corps presented ...
... themaelvee unmindful of their duty toiof the Imperial Yeomanry Committee. their country. Both Parliament and the country The Duke of Cambridge, supported by a ale,. had shown unity in the determination to support tinguished attendance, presided at a meeting, es ...
... 1900 in the Huse 1900, 136 1899, 168 bodied men 1900, 3; 1899, 6. Tramps a 1909. 62 1899. 100 Murrany = Tt London Gasette-—Duke of York’s Own Hussars —Sir 8. H. L. Stuart, Ba Lieutenant 5th Dragoon Guards, to be Lécutenant ; A. R. Barton, gent., to be ...
... out of fashion. thinirh H.R.11. the Duke of Cambridge murk to his. wh.. h are even a trifle larger. Naval °Akers must either be clean-shaved, like Lord Charles Hereford. or'usict wear a full beard like H.B.H. the Duke at Veit. Illise-iaekets formerly had ...
... t*e. cvet o 50 forite Yeey.~ Hosp-ital, should be named after the division he reprE.ents, the South Suffolk' Ibed The Duke of Cambridge has accepted the pres- idetncy, of the committee of the special corps of the Imperial YeOmanry, -which is to be comiposed ...
... ►he Boers are the quickest pupils they have ever kad. A TALK WITH THE DUKE OF OA id BRIDGE. The Norik American Rtv%e\o for January oontaina rttnme of converaation with Duke Cambridge upon tbe Tranaraal War, and tbo conaideiationa ariaing therefrom. The ...
... the SEND-OFF TO THE CAMBRIDGE MEN. been received, including one lro» Mayor at the rail ot Major Drake—-and cheer* .. . , ports mar nave ' , .or li.o town of ColchesUr. The men tben. on. O’* artive-Mrvice sections the Cambridge U, e Naval Board ol ...
... the command of Col. Mackinnon, numbered eight hundred. Before the troops were entrained tremendous cheers wen raised as the Duke of Connaught wended his way along the platform to bid the Colonel and his men farewell. The trains steamed away for South ampton ...