... of the working clasa, who were alres J under the economic control, the military control of the landlords and capitalists, meant the lotrusion into our towns aod homes of military arro and debanchery Tt meant that Britein was to cease to be Britain, end ...

... rejected the other day as physically unfit for service in Bouth Afnoca wi their a Volunteer company On an pficer acquainted with these men being sent to Aldershot on appointment to the newly-raised Imperial Yoo manry, he was to finds these twelve men enbsted ...

... even- ing Victoria aod His Majesty and Princess members of the Royal Household attended divine service at the Chapel Royal, Bt James's this morning Queen Alexandra, attended by the Hon. Knollys and the Hon Sidney Greville, arrived at Marlborough House thu ...

... valuable services rendered Miss Edith Cotton sister to Mr A. F Cot ton, soleiter, and deputy coroner for the borough of Birkenhead Miss Cotton at the outbreak of the Boer war was a resident of Bloemfontein, and she volunteered her aid as a nurse in the ...

... proximity to the Queen’s portrait should removed. From the popular point of view there can, I think, be no doubt that the committee have acted wisely in giving prominence to M. Constant’s impressive, if somewhat shadowy, portrait the Queen. The tender beauty ...

... telegraphs of Mr. Edwin Ashton, utter forty years of zealous and faithful service to the State, and on Saturday evening smoking concert to celebrate the event wa« given the Alexandra Hotel, with Mr. D. P. Walsh (acting superintending engineer, North Wales ...

... that do member of their battalion ts loft out, whether represented his own corps or served in the Imperial Yeomanry. All Volunteers who have seen active service in South Africa are now entitled to wear the ribbon on all uniform parades. The members of the ...

... a demonstration the Primrose League held at the Albert Hall, London. After paying eloquent tribute to the life of the late Queen, the right hon. gentleman said two great subjects inviting attention were the unity the United Kingdom and the growth and ...

... chairs cf state, graduated in sixe, the largest and central one being a high-backed fautcuil, surmounted by a small golden Imperial crown. In front of the chairs was a small table fitted with on electric transmitter, the purpose which was that through the ...

... regiments would require to bring them up to full strengih when required for active service. regard the Yeomanry, si.l. ntaiued that they were rightly termed Imperial Vcvmanry. hecaus; they wore inheritors of a name well known and well regarded (hear ...

... wit;t the early life Queen Victoria. When the Queen was crowned the Lady Lucy Wilheimina Stanhope, daughter of the fourth Earl Stanhope, was elected one of those who should art a train hearer, and similar honour was her# the Queen’s bridal. . when the ...

... Russell’s measure the same subject. Lord Lovat called attention to the state of the service maps in South Africa and the deficiencies of the remount, railway, and other military departments. Lord Raglan replied, and Lord Lansdowne also spoke. On the motion ...