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... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. FRYTiY.-Hor' Majesty's reply to the Address in h answer to the Queen's Speec was brought up and h read. MCONDAY.-Lord WemysS gave notice of his inten di tion to propose that the ancient constitutional law of compulsory ...
... I IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. I~ . I ?? I .,nh Mr¶IuvI U. LOCAL VOLUNTEERS. a 3m The enrolnent of redruits for the Oxfordshire 0 ect Company of the Imperial Yeomanry fdr servic I t lin at the sat of war in South Africa had proceeded P with reassuring activity ...
... Commons' amendment on the Volunteers Bill, restricting the liability of Volunteers to be called out only for ' actual military service at any time for purposes of coast defence, at such places in Great Britain as may be specified in his agree- ment was ...
... the men who had come forward to join the Imperial Yeomanry, and the way in which they had come out to serve their Queen and country-(applause). Everyone - knew that they were in no way bound to do this service of love and honour, and the citizens of Ox- ...
... . IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. of Parliament mnet on Tuesdlay int the greatest crisis rae withiin living niemiory, for upon the wisdom or the for folly with which the 6iapremie Counicil of the nation rrni mnayconduct itself during the Conling Session may Go ...
... ofallowance of £1,300 a year. Thiti, atter his long ho te of nld valued military ciireer of nearl 0 0 years, C Ot tl asdmittedly inadequate, especially p-hen thle sb important services be -has reridereti the country men Otis in peace artd war tire taken ...
... a. com- I.niittee of..five Peers to join with a committee of the .Commons in the consideration of the consti- -tut on, of Queen AnnefsBounty Board. HOUSES OrF C(C)MLiONS. FiRDAY.-Mr. Wyndham, in opeuliii Lhe delbate on' the hospital managemient in South ...
... from the division. Of theso 13 were paired and 20 unpaired. The latter included ten memibers absent on the Queen's service, two bn ntedical service, five sight-seeing at the war, and three travelling. 1VVaDNPSDAY.-Mr, J. Redlllond noved an amend ment ...
... IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. Idi 3. DRILLS AND INSPECTION-LIST OF tc MEN ACCEPTED. t . ?? d The Duke of Marlborough is to be Orderly r Officer on the Imperial Yeomanry Staff. 2. The first parade in Oxford of the Oxfordshire as n company of imperial Yeomanry took ...
... ubdurtd red-tape. methods I h at of thle roihtary authoritli. The dmipoerti attenld- COT- dlis- iug thle wee hig Vf the tield service cnp, whichl ridi~ Doral affords absoluttely no proteetiora to the back of Selv the head, has heon ropeatedly drawn attelition ...
... OXFORDSH IRE IMPERIAL I YEOMANRY. Lord Valentia has been granted an extension of his period of command of the Queen's Own Ox- fordshire Hussars Yeomanry Cavalrt till August, 1903. The Scot sailed on Saturday: having on board Colonel Viscount Valentia ...
... other wayls heto make Service in the Mailitia more attractive. 31 ti Tria annuail meeting of thu National Rifle Wv Association opened on Monday at Bisley. The A atentries this :year have fallen olf inl a umarked A fi de-ree, the Queen's showing 1,234coptorJ ...