... amount plied out of revenue to supply i services - Ist quarter ?? 19,620,982 °ad ,, ?? 20,791,22 .1. ?? 27,3113,723 To meet the strain put upon the Excbequer by the quickly increasing deniad for the I sopply services, nearly eiglt nifilions' worth of debt ...

... tohe f uneral yeutcrday of the late Rev. Canon H. J. ELison, Chaplain in Ordinary to teo Queen, Hon. c Canon of Canterbury, and formerly Vicar of C Dee- - The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon, accoma panied by their Royal Higheessee the Duchess and 1rincess ...

... assist in nursing the sick ia the hospital. Good rains have fallen. They will improve the health of the camp. It is proposed to hold a military tournament on New Year's Day. All In camp are cheerful and confident.-Rerdcr's S.pecial Service. The Staudard's ...

... deliverers were Australians and Canadirns, as well IIs Imperial troopa. It was then three o'clock in the afternoon. Im- t nmdiately the town was reported unoccupied, Colonel Ricardo, at the head of the Queens- l landers, marched into the town along the main ...

... I THE EEnMl~ g~~~ Iwes E LOYALTY IN INDIA. MESSAGE FROM THE QUEEN. MORE PRINCELY OFFERS AUSTRALIAN CORPS OF BUSHMEN (MMaUcX A NO..) SYDNEY, Jan. 2. The New South Wales portion of the Aus- tralian coutingent5 conisting of three mounted rifle unite of 125 ...

... of LonLdon Imperial Volunteem, and that it shall be armed with 12k- nound ?? similar to those used by Lord kitohener at Omdurma. This will necessitate a further outlay of about £20,000. Colonel the Earl of Albe;mirle, of the Civil Service Volun- teers ...

... steam kept up.--Rneier. THE CITY'S IMPERIAL VOLUNTE4RS. SPEECH BY THE LORD MAYOR. A MESSAGE FROM THE QUEEN. Tihe further enrolment to-day of the City of London Imperial Volunteers (the Lord Mayor's Own) for service in South Africa was more than a repeti- ...

... town, through the Imperial Yeomanry staff officer. The staff has not yet been selected, but h for a hundred beds it is estimated that the e staff will consist of five doctos (exclusive of the v military superintendent), and eight nurses, be. d sides the ...

... Michacl H-licks Beach so obstructive in the matter of the addi- tional judge for the Queen's Bench. The Educational Exhibition, opened by the Prince of Wales at the Imperial Institute vesterday, is a trial gallop for the English educational section in Paris; ...

... NARMY Sl(;NALLING TELESCOPE, Price f2 2s. Oct. Illustrated Price List of Telescopes and Binoculars of high power for military service, post fiee on applicatton. 38, HOLBORN VIADUCT, E.C. Branches: 45. CORtNHILL, &122,REEXT-STREErT. KID GLOVES. Perfect ...

... ZAMBRA'S NlARMY SIGNALLING TELESCOPE, Price 22 2s. Oi. Illustrated Price List of Telescopes and Binoculars of high power for military service, post free on application. 38, HOLBORN VIADUCT, E.C. Branches: 45, CORNHILL, & 122, REGENT-STREET. KID GLOVES. Perfect ...

... and the first man of the City of London Imperial Volun- teers who had the honour of receiving it was Sergeant Greenwood. Each man swore to loyally serve Her Majesty, kissed- the New Testament, and took the Queen's shilling from the Lord Mavor's hand. More ...