... College); three-quarters, C. Robb (Queen’s), D. M Cansland (Cob I legions), A. (N.1.P.C.), and D. B. Taylor (Queen's); hslres, M'Connell (N.1.P.C.) and W. Wilson (Malone); forwards, C. W. Alexnodcr (Queen’s), Steen (Queen's), J. Lepper (N.1.F.C.), J. Wright ...

... our local trade, the development* reported hist ycac have brought increased business onr port. Tho Lord Lino keep up their service from Baltimore and Newport News, and have again added new tonnage to their fleet. The Head lane oontinno their sailings from ...

... being called out on active service, or to the inroads made the Boers through the northern and midland d sthets. Those who have not been affected this manner have abandoned work their farm* for more tucrafavc employment in the service of the Imperial Government ...

... them out, sending them flying towards She River. The Naval Brigade, I sorry say. Inst heavily in that battle. On Sunday boned three erf their officers opposite Orsspan Station. The day I>rvino service was held in tire open battlefield. What difference? ...

... Haines, 4th Battalion Royal Irish Rifles (Queen’s Antrim Riflea) has resigned hia commission. He was posted the battalion in August, 1898. It is six subalterns short of its proper strength. A vacancy for a subaltern in the Bata talfon Royal Irish Rifles now ...

... complimentary dinner to-night given the London Chamber Commeroe, dealt with state of the Imperial defences. admitted the services rendered the London Chamber in the agitation for strengthening the navy, and declared it was now time for the** who underrtood ...

... Ist Riding Regiment and Ist Oxford Light Infantry, and horses for the 17th Lancers, embark tho Royal Albert Docks. The 2nd Battalion of the Quern’s Own Royal West Kent Regiment, now Egypt command of Licntcnant-Coioncl E. A. W. S. Grove, have been ordered ...

... 1894. was promoted major-general. Sir Frederick has won all his hononre hard fighting and valuable services his Queen and country. His first active service was the npsdition of 1875 to Griqualand West, when raised, organised, and commanded tie mounted Infantry ...

... disclosed, and all artillery waa firing, besides the naval guua. and there was a furious din all round. soon as advanc'd was impossible have any idea what going on anywhere eke except our immediate front. The Queen's and Devons formed our firing line, and advanced ...

... Britain was last engaged in great war that the Royal Army Medical Corps has come into existence. It is now in charge of all duties in connection with the hospital and ambulance service the array, for nursing the sick and wounded in all military hospital ...

... lie heard the chnrrfc b-e ring for evening service. I think you 4 better to church,” suggcsied Ulac*u.oi«, and he wcut- DUNBAR BARTON OBTAINS A JUDGESHIP. the new solicitor-general. (finally that the Queen has ap- Mvredthe ap{K«olmeut Mr. Dunbar Carton ...

... at Ladysmith: Deaths—3oth January, 1900—Gunner T. Oxtoby. Battery Royal Field Artillery; Private W. Anderson, 2nd King’s Royal Rifle Corps; Corporal W. Hill, Telegraph Battalion Royal Engineers. 21st January—Private W. Fjcnrh. sth Lancers; Private R. ...