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... was not the case. Much disappointment was caused to a number of persons who had assembled to witness the arrival. THE CALL TO ARMS. THE CITY LONDON IMPERIAL VOLUNTEERS. The Union Steamship Company's Royal mail twin screw steamer Briton, 10,243 tons, leaving ...
... RR- severely Wounded. .. , (From the General of Communication. Fietermaritzburg, to the Secretary of State for 'War.) Trooper John O'Hara should be tl. O'Hara. South African Light Horse, previously reported killed, is only wounded, and is now in hospital ...
... 1 have, therefore, arranged to give embarkatjon each invalid a sleeping suit and cardigan vest, and each convalescent a woollen underrest and pair of drawers and cardigan vest, for their benefit in the cold weather they are likely to encounter on arr ...
... in actual warfare But apparently will not only instance young Cambridge Mr John Moffat House is not yet recently conceived idea of taking out to motor-car armour-plated armed with couple quick-firing guns His friends with of belief War Office which appears ...
... ri Manchester and Stocktaker Tantivy TO BE LET INNS PUBLIC-HOUSES BREWERIES fee and Wines— for stuff : £140LincJudlng Cardigan Arms 1 45 City Road TF you your cate with W 3 Avenue Offer— Beerhouse busy thoroughfaredoing 5 brls :proof :lngoi able-Y26 SALE ...
... opening the proceedings, the Chairman announced that Sir John William Maclure, Bart., M.P., was unable to be with them, owing to a severe cold, which prevented him from travelling from London. Sir John sent his hearty wishes for a successful meeting and a ...
... would now be doing best providing extra warm slothing for them. The articles which it thought would be most acceptable are Cardigan waistcoats and woollen drawers and vests. The following also would useful: Knitted socks, worsted nightcaps Tarn o' flannel ...
... men on their smartness and fine tnrnout. He wished them good luck and pleasant voyage. arrival at the Cape the battery will armed with naval 12-pounders. MAXIM GUN SECTION FROM BURY. Tlie Maxim gun, was given anonymously by a local gentleman to the V.B ...
... . 431.000.. 474,000.. 757.000 Small arms ammunition 759.000.. 498.000.. 720.0C0.. 852.000 £2.669.000 £1.265.000 £1.747,000 £2,510.000 As one result these figure* it ' in that while, 1'i.000.000 rounds of small arms ammunition were required to equip our ...
... on Saturday last, and resulted in for Mr. John Allin, who therefore qualifies for the final, together with either Mr. S. B. Graves or Mr. G. A. Saatweber, who tied second place. Scores: Gs. Hn Nt. Gs. 3p Nt. John Allin 100..25.. 75 F. W. Andrew ..105..21 ...
... Leader 7 11 Mr. Russell Monro's High Feather Pickering »11 Mr. J. B. Tyler's John Bull Peace 7 30 Mr. Gottsclialk's Gratification G. Stevens 7 Mr. C. H. Seton's Port Arms Haltiok a 7 9 Mr. F. Hardy's g Theophilus—-White Li!y..H. Bates a 7 .8 Mr. J. H ...
... Portcullis Hardy 2 (car 6st 91b) Col. H. T. Fenwick's c by St. Serf—Orlet Clemson 3 7 10 Lord Pearlnm'l Frank Buckls (late Armful) C. Jenkins 0 Lord Stanley's St. Levan Kentfleld 0 7 12 Mr. C. S. Newton's Servitor D. Maher 7 Mr. B. Klingscr J. Sloan 0 ...