... this week saw the finish of a continuous and very successful Series of revival services mn the Wesleyan chapel, conducted by the Rev. 8. Oliver. The attendances 8t the services wore very good cousidering the amount of illuess in the town. TR TraNsvasL Wak ...

... Scenes of great enthusiasm were witnessed in London last night on the occasion of the farewell service and supper to the second contingent of the City Imperial Volunteers In a at Chorlev last night incased by eight Battalions and a great reserve of clothing ...

... created by the failure of the Imperial Generals to redeem the reverses and repulses they sustained o month ago, there has been developed a “tendancy to unreasonably and unjustly blame those who are respomsible for the military ‘system of the country. Mr ...

... safely said, is borne by no other soldier of the Queen. It is a medal conferred upon him for having gallantly jumped into a Prussian canal and rescued a woulg-be suicide. It was conferred on him when Military Attache at Berlin by the Emperor in person, at ...

... Accnrdirg tn an officii! note in it Rome new -pa pf- Mr Mac: late- Uniteci EltNei and It II5IMV Ml IU: QUEEN’S VARIETY THEATRE1 Osborne Monday The Queen and Princes Jlemy of Bat’trn-terg drove out yesterday afternoon attended tho ('mintesa of Lytton Bishop ...

... doing with the chance of W Thomson’s being too busv with Imperial Yeomanry preparations to be able to turn out hope he may get off drill in order to play though and it not that he and all the Queen's Own ami the rest of the Scotch Volunteers and Yeomanry ...

... THE DAILY RECORD TUESDAY JANUARY 23 1900 PRE-S KSSIONXL THE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY CANARDS SQUELCHED TOMMY’S IDOL himself with the British RESUMED KAIRS TREKKING the names of commandants as far a they are Voting South are also given The CASUALTIES HEAVY LISTS ...

... regiment was asked to supply for service in South Africa Some difficulty experienced at first in getting the required number of masons but as sevend men of that trade and belonging to other Volunteer regiments offered their services this difficulty has been ...

... SCulI-ANU ovsa lltr-A-CNTVaT THE GKAMb MILITARY uKCXEtrniON OUR MILITARY SYSTEM To the Editor of The Dally Record In the bewildering excitement caused by the state of things in South Africa it is assumed that our military system is wholly wrong and must be ...

... reproarnud th Queen th uora Scott Sir C'ynchxm cf PreitonflHd the Earl of 2? Daiymp!e th Hon Hew Dairynip e Lont Provost M Edinburgh: r MoncrSfi Chark plrym’iie MP Lord Polwvth General Cuaprn Mr RrgnaM Msrhod Cll to the funcrul service was con-uudeil ...

... Sir Arthur Bigge stating that he was commanded by the Queen to express the gratification with which her Majesty had learned the large sum which has been so generously given in compliance with the Queen's letter GUI LUA 1IJ Association at placed him-elf in ...

... (kvmpanv to receive a yearly subsidy of £40000 of winch the Imperial Government will pay half IMPERIAL SUBSIDY OR NEW JAMAL CAN STEAMSHIP SERVICE HilliarJ air jLinuey win san to-morrow tor the Capa in order to make all arrangements for he mobilisation of the ...