... resepectively, and will havo snach better thrn troop- ship fare. thouglh the other appointments are tho samue. General Sir Baker Russell told me they wore none of the finest bodies of men lie had ceen alippod there. They certariihy loolked a fine set-op body ...

... from hospitalodutvy for the week ending March JI Staff-SMaior-Geeral IL A. Macdonald. ti 6th Dragoons.-LI,;-ttiant C. F. Dixon John- sonl.4 Royal Field Artillery.-Ca&Ptin G. Lewis, C Major H. A. D. Curtis. ti ?? Garriaon Artillery.-Miajor R. C. v Foster.v ...

... -Lieutenant n h Atchison, dangerously ill, slightly better. t( iv DEATHS OF OFFICERS. (s Ist Munster Fnsiliers.-Lieutenant F. Russell R Brown, died of wounds. April 4. 9rnd Wiltshire .Regiment.-Lieutenant Rogers, a' d died of enteric fever, Bloemfontein, Sunday ...

... Private J. Graham, 6551 Private ng J. MacdonlLd, 6147 Private J. Macbeth, 2960 fir ltt Private 3. Merrilees, 6599 Private J. Russell, sic to 4557 Private W. Patterson. bo Ta Ist ESSEX REGIMENT. Sta on 4113 Corporal C. Walsham, 4818 Private J. v., Morgan, ...

... glance whe'oe his mistake lay, and in a few hours put everything right.- The Life and Letters of Sir John Everett Millais, P.R.A., by his son, John Guille Mihlais. THE GUNNER'S WIFE. Among the traditions of the British Navy, one centres about a woman ...

... svmpa- thtisetwords- As an additional manifestation of Irih egiens, rasin ties fr mllnofthean SIR JOHN BRtUNNER AN]D THE WARt At NXozfhwicb last night, Sir john Brunner, M.P. addeswdhis constituents On the causes of the war. After ref erring to the good news ...

... DURBAN,. 2nd Royal Lancashire Regiment.-Priva 3 ilothwell, gunshot wound. MOOl RIVER. ' 3rd King's Boyal Rifle Corps.-Private J. John- son. dysentery; Bugler C. Powell, enteric. 2nd Devonshire Regiment.-Lance-Corporal A. c Squires, enteric. Zad Royal Dublin ...

... done -e in the case of the rest. io 4 SUFFERERS BY THE WAR. In t The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. T.) replying to General Russell, said he should be Lt very glad if some means could be found for im- e- proving in any degree the position of those who were ...

... Wilimer, Hugh Edwards, Coun- cillor John Hughes, Ross Brown, A. W. Hol- inshead, Wiadin Crowe, IfL Amoros Charles E'Ardle, James Moon, Stewart Deacon, Joseph i pedd g Michael Maninion, J. H. BelEs, S. 3m P. Marcroft, John Ivarc, Jobn wards, J. ward Patt J ...

... enteric. let Essex Regiment. Lance- Corpora A. E. Joansor. enteric, 3rd Grmnadier Guards. Priate W. R?Iley. dysenter. St. John's Ambulnc~~e Brigade. Private W. Clevents. en- termc. 1st Roya Iirish R~egiment. Second-Lii. I Slghtly Wounded and Prisoners ...

... VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE CORPS. WOUNDI Major Walter, Lancashire Fusilers (eg, severe). Volunteems E. Banje], L. CapeL S. Young, C. Russel, F. Burgess, T. Kezwy, C Smith, and R Moss. The Admiralty reports the following casualties at Ladysmith on the 23rd inst, ...

... severe. 2nd ESSEX REGIMENT. d MaorD. T. Cruickshanks, face and eyes. 'e severe. d ROYAL -MI NSTE, FUTSILI I Lieutenant F. Russell Brown, adomen, *dangerous. 0 L SMOPLIE UGH INFANTRY. Y Lieutenant P. 0. Gove, chest, dangerous e (since dead). : NORTEUMERLAN)D ...