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... positions prove impossible not inferior in number Probably they rely 25000 mail for work the line MILITARY SITUATION The “Standard’s” correspondent in reviewing Military position General Buller divided into two Divisions one of which is by General Warren other ...
... by all funeral of Rev Arthur Robins Chaplain the Queen and to the Forces Windsor and of Holy Trinity Windsor took place on at Kensal-green Cemetery after the first part of service been said Windsor Queen Wales Princess Christian and have sent messages ...
... dressed some like tramps think they know no?‘ One told were to not REV W E BLOMFIELD ON THE WAR Rev W E Blomfield pastor of Queen’s Road Church Coventry writing to the Daily News observes much has been said about silence of Free Church ministers during ...
... pienipotentisty of his Imperial Majeety the Emperor long. The Britislk Empire, speaking broadly, j • China, rotnmod to the Midlands foe week’s has another origin, \but the spirit of new ' f the chief manufactures and this Imperialism is abroad—aggressive ...
... offered raise and command a force of 1,000 Volunteers for service in South Africa, but the War Office politely (perhaps not too politely) waved him aside. When it was discovered that Che military authorities would have to fall back upon the auxiliary force ...
... the Devon Regiment Colonel Park Colonel Ian Hamilton commanded Wagon Hill and valuable services The had very trying time and are elated services rendered the Queen repulsed everywhere with very heavy loss greatly my side which will reported lists completed” ...
... tailor* mg, joinery, and blacksmithing ; they work on the garden and farm. With regard to the females who to servic they leave their places of service they are not sent back the homes, but there institution by voluntary contributions called Sheffield Servants’ ...
... while is away This the third in employ of the company called active service QUEEN’S ABSTINENCE SOCIETY Cow Lane Upper Schoolroom interesting instructive given evening at of the Queen's Total Abstinence by Rev J G Gascoigne of Nuneaton The subject taken ...
... children The Cycle writer io tlie Daily Chronicle says The offer by Major C E Liles to provide 109 cyclists for service with ilie City of London Imperial in Africa has not yet by the War Office If it accepted Mr J K Starley lias to provide 250 cycles is doubtful ...
... YARD FRIDAY JANUARY 19th 1900 At Two o’clock precisely Clements Son & Hughes instructed II J Baker Esq has Volunteered for service in Africa TO AUCTION (As above) and WtELL-BRED BAY MARE years 15h 2in warranted quiet in single ride and believed perfectly ...
... weeks. Volunteeis under forty years of age who have horses are being selected. Several ladies have offered to to the Cape on nursing duty. The Indian Government is sending the guns and equipment for three 6eld batteries of IS-pounden, and also three corps ...
... for active service in Africa the men have been honoured concerts dinners etc The presentations made the splendid send-off how appreciate their noble sacrifice to go forward for their Queen country As an old Volunteer me one missing viz service or spiritual ...