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... BRITISH SUCCESSES AT COLESBERG AND 1)OIJGLAS. A BATCH OF LETTERS FROM THE FRONT. THE QUEEN AND HER TROOPS. The following messages have been interchanged hetwcen the Queen and the peepie of Kimborloy: December 28.-I am desireedby Mayor and Coun- cil to forward ...
... Money-tlhough Su it forms time sinews of war-is not everyathing. We Om Irequi re the services of our best soldiers, and it is ga -hard to understand why i-he pr-offered services Of Lc retired officers have been so persistently refused. - Surely experienced ...
... I IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. I~ . I ?? I .,nh Mr¶IuvI U. LOCAL VOLUNTEERS. a 3m The enrolnent of redruits for the Oxfordshire 0 ect Company of the Imperial Yeomanry fdr servic I t lin at the sat of war in South Africa had proceeded P with reassuring activity ...
... ted St. Stephen's Hall, Westminster, on January 9th re- and .0th. son. Her Majesty has accepted the services of twelve on Militia battalions for service out of the United Mir. Kingdom. Seven battalions will serve in South Lose Africa, two in Malta, and ...
... being raised d was required to assist in the equipment of the ' ' r Imperial Yeomanry ano the Volunteers w]1 had td ., offered their services for the war in South Africa. The term Imperial Yeomanry seemed to be a dt .e convenient one., but the men would ...
... IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. Idi 3. DRILLS AND INSPECTION-LIST OF tc MEN ACCEPTED. t . ?? d The Duke of Marlborough is to be Orderly r Officer on the Imperial Yeomanry Staff. 2. The first parade in Oxford of the Oxfordshire as n company of imperial Yeomanry took ...
... statement of accounts, viz., to New Hinksey, £10; to St. Ebbe, 210; and to SS. Mary and Johin, Cowley, £10. It is hoped that the services of an ?? visitor may be retained. The work of such an officer is of the utmost importance; and the value of it has been shown ...
... the men who had come forward to join the Imperial Yeomanry, and the way in which they had come out to serve their Queen and country-(applause). Everyone - knew that they were in no way bound to do this service of love and honour, and the citizens of Ox- ...
... for those from this district who - have joined the Oxfordsbird Yeomanry and will form part of the Imperial Yeomanry who have ' volunteered for service at the, front was not or- gonised, there was a feeling among their particu- lar friends that they should ...
... correspondent wires I from Capetown. January 30th, that Sir Redvdrs a Buller yesterday read the following message from I the Queen to Sir Charles WafOen's forces:- I t must express my admiration of the troops during the past trying *veek, especially those ...
... . IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. of Parliament mnet on Tuesdlay int the greatest crisis rae withiin living niemiory, for upon the wisdom or the for folly with which the 6iapremie Counicil of the nation rrni mnayconduct itself during the Conling Session may Go ...
... SOCIAL AND DOMAE$TIC. r THE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY AT THE TOWN HALL.' g I have scarcely the heart to write about the t cheerful afternoon at the Town HIll when the f Mayor and Mayoress held a reception to bid s good-bye to our Imperial Yeomanry, not be- s cause ...