... cf ambi.dggwas lso ~resrt, Gentlemen of the House of Commons, The estimates for she public service of. ria wa will be laid before vou. Tbe provision for military expenditure mustfte-j. largely increased on account of the charge-few - mLliioaiy operations ...

... Africa w id466 army medical doctors, 44.0 civilian surgeons, ti I. 556 female nurses, and 5658 male-.nurses and r, it orderlies. Those figures did not include doctors S bo- and nurses engaged in Sooth Africa. On the Si ir19th inst. there were 5000 bode in Natal ...

... MILITARY ITEMS, THE VIOORIA CROSS. ; The London Gazette on Friday announced that Her Majesty the Queen has conferred the jVictorinCross on Sergeant II. Englebearb, l10thi Hussars and Corporal F. Ilrby, Royal I Enagineers. Enpleheart waos of a party ...

... the civil or the military authorities? Mr POWELL WILLIAM1-The hon. member mous understand precisely 'what I have expressed. Mlr P. 0'DR`EN-Is Lord Stanley, one of the Government Whip;, a censor? No answer was given. PROPOSED IMPERIAL GUARDS. Mr MACfOLM ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMOELNT. . _ ?? HOUSE OF LORDS. _, FRIDAY, May 25. I Their Lordships met at three o'clock, when the Royal Assent 'was given by Commission to I the Police Reservists' Allowances Act, the Ele- f toral Disabilities (Military Service) Act, and ...

... took his seat on the Wool- Se sack at half-past four o'clock. 0 Message from the Queen. h Eafl CLAREN\DON, the Lord Chamberlain, a tjrought up the Message of the' Queen in regard I to the reply to the Address, which he -read as at Follows:- I have received ...

... THE M¶ILITARY SITUATION. WESTERN FRONTIE METHTUEN'S MOVEMENTS. BRiTiH TROOPS AT VE RENIxWG. ( (BY A MITSZY CosxssrewNDrr.l London, Tuesdy night. Brief press messages are already reaching us from Mafeking, and they are unanimous in poisnting to the sp>endid ...

... public schools, and colonies will 1 confer seniority over cadets at present rceeivcrgg 3 military instruction in th~e Royal Military of' IAcademy and Rural Military Cnllege; sold I whether the Secre tary of State will Consider tio ?? ' preprsety of antedating ...

... H.IM.S. Alacrity, has ibsa~ noted for promotion for the same service .on the completion of his sea quluifyinge time. Wearsr officialy inforrned iby thie Adnti-ty that He~r MAajesty the Queen has approved of the pro- Imotion of Captain Levzis S. T. HEelBiday ...

... Ga:verlnmewlt for tht co' veyanee of troops to Soutle Africa. BUCKlE NURSING ASSOCTATIOF Last night the seventh anntial se i 5r4 belninene meetingF of thce BlBu& ; Brrt of the Queen Victoria Jubillee Iit)e ' for Nizerses 5tai ht eA n the itC n, snz rHtall ...

... liahilitv to be called out for aotual -e rnilitarv service or: to serve in any part of the d world, rnd to siibstitute that the Vohlnteer might > agree to the liability to be called out for actual r military service in specified places in Great Eri- e tain. The ...

... the custom to send to relatives of officers who lihad died on service in the field the medals to which these officers had become entitled by that service, he would explain why the Soudan Queen's medal had been refused to ac officer who i- lost his life ...