... Navy and he entered the service on Aunust 31cl, 1858, after a esarohing examination. H-p ?? a naval cadet and joined H.M ree!rew steanm. frizwe Buryalus (51 runs). In Ontober, 1858, Prince Alfred ?? hia soip for active service and served in the St George ...

... ILATE DUKE OF COBURG j MEMORIAL SERVICES. The funeral of the late )Dake of Sames Coburg Gotba took place at Coburg to-day. t The Queen was iepresented bv the Prince of Wales. By Comnmnand of tbE Queen a memorial 2 service to the Duke of Cobnrg was heli ...

... -Mi. ie Sharland moved that the snporintendent Af nurse's salary be increased by £1 10a a year a- for two years atid by £2 the third year, to tb *r maximum ot £45. Farther that the assistf ir tant nurses' salaries be inoeased from £28 E- to a maximum of ...

... w'uat. days the buntimig shouldbehitd tout ?? Royal Standard should; so far as regular~ be forth imy occasions go, only he used on ?? Royal days, W Ellis be such as the Queen's anid of her principal Royal. dsniumf ,ed, birthdays, Coronation Duy, Acceision ...

... enemy on the Smithfield road on the 25th. Private King, of Prince Alfred's Guarls, was killed. Two men of the Royal Scoos and one Army Service Corps man were taken prisoners. The low level bridge across the Orange River at Bethulie has been completed, ...

... hospital nurse, who has been Ui tatrougb the South African campaian., having Ji becn plaoed in oharae of the hospital at Grey- Si town. There she found her husband, who ac !)Jlonged to Bethune's Mounted Infantry, su among the patients, and nursed him for ...

... colour, and at by the four.oross way by the London Hotel the t ;he usual collection of bunting was waving. The v Aht Royal Hotel, Queen's Hotel, and the varions ~ho oluba had tbiir flags up and on the churches. nd At St. Jamea's Church tne bells were set ...

... Pethliick. at HOME F1ROM SOUTH AFRICA. ben George Plumb, driver in the Army Service wil Corp3, Granby Barracks, Devonport, was will charged. with being dranlk and iucapablo o on' Queen-street station platform the Dry, ?? Wotton stated that th prisoner was ...

... Marshall), King's Royal Rifle Corps te he (since deceased) ; Captain H. L Reed, 7th tl , Batteiy Royal Field Artillery; and Corporal . he G. E. Nurse, 66th Battery Royal Field Artillery, for conspicous bravery at Colenso. h to The Queen has ...

... pitched tents at the back of the t hill, on which the naval and other guns have been mounted. There was also considerable rifle fire during the Tuesday, so'ne companies of the West Surreys (Queen's) and Rifle Brigade a boing sent out, but no damage resulted ...

... some notional crises. It was in prep-ration for the long-erpoerlr invasion of the land in 1588 by the Opaniar- R 'Y t) that Queen Elizabeth sant or-iers to all her r miritiare counties to uve all merns in their ,power to defent the enemty's design. Toere- ...

... mainater on Wedtissday and broke one of his oti pcathied. tiglis. He was taken to the Royal Devon Mi liplhasd n and Exeter Hospital. where lhe Was detained. WI was most ROYAL DEVONe AND EXEiTER .HOSPITA- en be moved Thuraday.-Discliarged cured 4, made out- ...