... an original literary worl;, treatiug of Naval or the Military scienee intd literature, and which has a by bearing onl tht, wrelfare of the 1'riticli Empire.' eit Thecomnicil of Ilhe ?? United Service lIstitu- Ive, tion ?? whvton tne Ulatter rcstr, sone ...

... described should if be hushed up, only to be revived when our ad soldiers again have need of medical and ed nursing aid while on active service. I id, t ar Grave news comes from to COOMASSIE Ashantee. A message de- ch IN PEnm. spatched from the besieged ...

... H-isl e boil *'Wiohlt's a habstrac naoun. Yer carn't tul. touch it. e e tha h The Queen's 1' Nip.- trer it Many have been the umusing meeting, be, ten' y tween Queen Victoria and her tenants on the was 'o Ilalmoral estate, though on no occasion, is perhaps ...

... A. Titcomb, and after parading the principal streets the members of the associa- . tion attended divine service at St. Jude's church. T'he service was conducted by the Rev. D. II. W. IHorlock, who also preached an appropriate sermon, z taking for his ...

... ceived the title of the Imperial Service troops. They are entirely officered, equipped, and, in the case of the cavalry, mounted by the native States at their own expense. -They are inspected periodi- cally by Imperial Service inspecting officers, and ...

... correspondent wires I from Capetown. January 30th, that Sir Redvdrs a Buller yesterday read the following message from I the Queen to Sir Charles WafOen's forces:- I t must express my admiration of the troops during the past trying *veek, especially those ...

... appointed by the imperial decree to reduce the Legations by and fire, sword, or fanmine. Not only this, but Ele( - Dr. Morrison goes on to assert that Bul the German Ambassador was murdered walx by an Imperial officer acting under lm Imperial orders, and ...

... stalwart sons of the Postmaster who went to the front with the Imperial Yeomanry. Frank Twiss, rwho was probably the youngest member of the I.Y., left Magdalen School in order to see active service abroad. Although not out of his teens, he stood over six feet ...

... Light oZI Infantry, Military Law,Dunties in the Field, and Or- wi ganisatioin and Eqjuipment (Distinguisihed); and Cap)- th lytain 6ir O. Uitylor, (xfor'dshire igirt Infantry, Miii- nm 0) tory Latv (ilistingkiishod), 'Irretimn-, Milit~ary Topo-' he gralahY ...

... Eheis:- Ai It. KILLED. T] be 5th Imperial Yoornaury.-Major J. A. Orr- G Ad Ewing, Lauce-Corporal A. ]3axter. G 32nd Company Imperial Yeoulanry.-Private L t- Firclough, Sergeant .. D. Ward. of 6a1 WOUNOEDth in 32nd Company Imperial Yeomanry.-Cantain re: re L ...

... the d pay ol corps of Imperial aeonmanry; £10,000, tie l-as is of the City Imperial Volunteers: £210,000, recruiting 'e expenasc, aod bounty to ex-soldiers rejoining tue lte val le Reserve; £-500.000, ,h. wages of the Army Service to Corps subordinate ...

... Crisp, charge nurses, and Mliss Gertrude Tucker, probationer nurse, and the appointment of charge nurse Hammond as midwife, at a salary of £35 per annum, of Miss Waller, as charge nurse, and of Miss Florene. Sanderson as orobationer nurse. ...