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... be seen (mm‘ our advertising colamas a memorial service in con‘mection with the Titinic disaster will be held by the P.S.A. Brotherhood in the Wesleyan Church on Sanday first at 3 o'clock p.m. The service will be largely choral, spacial bymune having been ...
... tributes from the King and Queen, the German Emperor, the Gordon Highlanders, “ the defenders of Ladysmith,” nn«f most o the regiments which served under the gallan Field-Marshal in the South African War. in (t*’lud-ing the Imperial Light Horse of Johannes ...
... Intending recruits can enrol at the Lerwick Custom House. Accipest 10 A Yousa Lap, A boy namcd James R. Tait, residing at Queen's Place, aceidentally fell in the steamer's store on Tuesday aft rnoon, and broke his right forearm, Wiirks,—Sinee our last ...
... Three cheers were given for Her Majesty the Queen, after which the band played “ God Save the Queen,” which was listened to with uncovered heads, A large number of those present joined in singing the Queen's Anthem after which the procession dispersed ...
... P. Fairlie conducted a brief but impressive service, at the close of which the Dead March in * Saul ~','“,,,N.yd' the company nandinj the while. At the graveside Mr Fairlic conducted a very brief service, concluding with the benediction. Narrow Escare ...
... motor-cars when engaged on military duties is urgently necded, says the Motor. Within the- past few weeks ceveral cases have come before magistrates in various parts of the country in which scidiers and officers driving military cars and wotor ...
... of a purely military nature, if one can legally be found. There does not appear to he any statutory provision which authorises the irial of such offenders by court-martial in the normal way; but there exists under all systems of military law the right ...
... the enterprise of forcing the straits could not be accomplished by the Fle#t alone, even with the qid of such units as the Queen Elizabeth, which was able (0 shell the Narrows with her 15-inch guns from the ofiwn Egean on the other side of the peninsula ...
... son of Mr And. Abernetiny, formerly of Hillswick, Killed in action in France. AxpErsoN.—Private J. E. A. Anderson, 24th Service Battalion, Royal Fusilicrs, aged 24 years, son of Mr J. B. Anderson, Solicitor, Lerwick. K;llg‘d in action in France, on 13th ...
... Naval Hospital, Haslar, Gerort, of pu?nonary tuberculosis, on Ist February, 1917, ANDERSON.—Private J. E. A. Anderson, 24th Service Battalion, Royal Fusiliers, aged 24 years, son of Mr J. B. Anderson, Solicitor, Lerwick. IK’ilflsed in action in France, on ...
... The Manse, . Walls, Missing, believed killed, at Salonika, on Sth-9th May, 1917. AxpEßrsoN.—Private J. E. A. Anderson, 24th Service Battalion, Royal Fusiliers, aged 24 years, son of Mr J. B. Anderson, Solicitor, Lerwick. K’lll‘.‘ed in action in France, on ...
... The Manee, Walls. =Missing, believed killed, at Salonika, on Sth-%h May, 1917, Axpersox.—Private J. E. A. Anderson, 24th Service Battalion, Royal Fusiliers, aged 24 years, son of Mr J. B Anderson, Solicitor, Lerwick. ll’n}l.ed in action in Frauce, on ...