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... to honour to toe grandsons of the Queen, they apparently saw nothing incongruous In circulating at tbs same time subscription list in which appeal was mads for funds to supply the Boers than Inaras agalnaS tfaa Queen—with artillery. Jewish Volunteer* ...
... Eastbourne Football Club, is bubbling over with high spirits now that he has been accepted as a member of the Imperial Yeomanry. He is no melee iu military matters. For the last eight or nine years he kaa taken part in the annual trainings of the Berkshire Yeomanry ...
... and Ball, Pavilion. Annual Meeting of the Nursing Association, Marlborough Platte. Scottish Musical Couvenazione. Madame Concert 7 Dome . Theatre Matinee, A Royal Family. DECEMBER. I.—Pound Day at the Alexandra Hospital for Sick Children. Annual Meeting ...
... sent by Mr. Chamberlain to Lord Minto with respect to the of the Canadians. THE IMPERIAL VOLUNTEERS. The Queen's warrant authorizing the formation of the City of London Imperial Volanteere appears in the Army Orders for the present month. Colonel Msckinnon ...
... so far as Btigland is concerned. 1 AM ssattion, however, that there is no pressing anxiety in Ministerial and military circles. The Queen was assured by Lord Roberts before his departure that with proper and adequate forces the campaign can be prosecuted ...
... Stb. Genuine Bargains. > A 8, Claremont, Hastings. ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMY.—We are pleased to see that Mr. O. M. Routh, son of the late Dr. Routh, of 33, Marina, has passed into the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. He was prepared for the examination by ...
... of some form of compulsory service, of sufficient force for the defence of the United Kingdom. It should always be borne in mind that our military system, so far as home defence is concerned, contemplates compulsory service as a last resort. The country ...
... Rifle Volunteers have not yet received their formal invitation from the War Office to become regular soldiers of the Queen, but the Queen of Watering Places, true to its moociations with the early history of the grout citizen army, would adequately respond ...
... eight hours day, and that no girl under 14 shall employed at all in service. With view to such special occasions parties, the mistress is to be allowed to call for 12 hours' service not more than three times quarter, but these occasions must not fall ...
... prison. Mm. Langtry’s husband was snmmaned fa active I service some rime ego. 1* now the turn of Mr. Patrick Campbell, tha husband of the w*Uknown actress. He has accepted commission in I the Imperial Yeomanry, and should make most I useful officer. Be has ...
... arrangements made at the last moment. MR. HERBERT COLES AND THE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. —We hear that Mr. H. D. Coles (youngest son of Mr. J. H. Campion Coles, of Devonshire-place) has joined the Imperial Yeomanry, and is now at Cowley Barracks, lIN tOrd. A finely-built ...
... send off as London alone knows how to give the Soldiers of the Queen. Soto disappointment has been experienee&by the large number of rejsetions amongst the candidates for service in the Imperial Yeomanry by reason of failures in the riding school. IX is in ...