... stating that the Queen has sent tions that nothing is to be left undone to clear the mystery her hasband’s up fate pdt at a tel ram has been sent to the Cape by the retary of Stale to have every possible inquiry made. PATIIFTIC OFF OF SERVICE here is element ...

... the only praiseworthy course to pursue. WAR ITEMS AND INCIDENTS. A GIFT FROM THE QUEEN. The Queen nas sent through Lady Adlington a valuable quilt to the Buckingham Nursing Home. The quilt not only valuable, but it also interesting from the fact that it ...

... BUGLER DUNN. BE RECEIVED BY THE QUEEN The Queen has commanded Rugler Duon. uf the Ist Royal Dublin Fusihera, to proceed to next Saturdas her Majoaty beng deirous of the lad and receiving bis photograph Dunn received hie Queen's command by telegraph through ...

... cunning to allow himself to be made a tool o! by any European Power THE QUEEN’S HOLIDAY, The Preas Association telegraphs There truth in @ report which hes been tated that the Queen has ahandoned her ¢ ‘on tinental visit hae not vet given At the same time ...

... TIIK LIVERPOOL^PF.riAL SERVICE I*OMPAN Y. The l,ivcrpo«'l Special Service Company are busily occupied just now Warrington Barrark*. a cl niff drill*. number the men fere in Liverpool »*n Saturday right « u special leave, an.l they are all aut.. looking ...

... h«s*> t-f land for rifle ranges. reply another question admitted that the temporary commissions given officers •»! the imperial and Imperial Volunteers had mused the some Militia officers. I*nfc ho did nor how they could get over it. Thu bill prerent, the ...

... Fenohureh buildings. London. K.C. Tbavkl. Mr. C. F. S. Perowne. son of the Bishop Woreester. having joined the Imperial Yeomanry for service South Africa, will unable conduct, viously arranged, the cruise the steam yacht Argonaut, which lease* Marseilles ...

... bacdment is being continued. The German in Jacobsdal bas been hospital that was allowed to pass into the Boer camp where The its services are much required. only posmbility of escape for Gonerai Cronje lies 10 flight by night, aod vicilanes is beiny special obeerved ...

... given a Congratulatory telegtams Were sent to the Queen, Salisbury, General Buller, General White. and General Roberts The Tard Mayor. whe sent a telegram to the Queen received the fullowing reply 3 The Queen heartily thanks the citizens of Liverpool for ...

... South African adainistration. All, or nearly all, are, however, agreed on one point—that the “Imperial power shall have supreme control over the civil and military affairs of all the provinces, in- cluding those termtories which have hitherto been known as ...

... Natal Carbineers, and killed five men. The men of the and Gloucester Regiments, the Gordon Highlanders, the Hussars, and the Imperis] Light Horse were much harassed by shell fire on theu camps, and a considerable number of regulars and volunteers were killed ...

... Id some what the hey n The eded to Ladysmith t lay On urda | leaves for E Tepe aboard the Gorman Ko er, be accompanied Ca) Military Secretare Durden, Thorsday Great alarm hae been Ox asioned b re by a report that bubonse placue ho« appeared alward tne tr ...