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... him off. the Queen in Ireland, was peseenger the asm# train, ead be, too, is bound for South Africa, where bis surgical skill will the (baposal of the sothoritiea The peseeugeti further included number nuraea, mostly of Army Nursing Service Reserve. Ten ...
... isteirby - 7, :service to commease as a member of Perlinpital nurse, Power. Having disposedrent and in sonnection with the London Chemprescriptious, be proceeded to give some dim- • of Commerce. Sir John's elevation to the tions to the nurse, and while doing ...
... ihgdosiug the fact that the acwvo service i'i South Africa with the siege roaiitn, ttua Oigciosiug . The Brigade is over 600 strong, and » were strongly entronebud to recruited from Northumberland of our lines. A naval gun shelled tne rwagere- ...
... Apparent to the Duchy. The Duke is the third son of the Queen, and was born in 1850. He received his military - education at Woolwich, and commenced his career in 1868 as a lieutenant in the Royal Engineers. He was appointed a lieutenant in the Riflo Brigade ...
... bo* e*«y « work upon the method reorgsmsiog and bringing to date our naval and military branches. There will be. far present intention goes, three swards made to each the two service*, and order that the utmost secrecy be observed, so fsr as the writers ...
... Gloucester street, 31, 2, ard 33 Cumber:ard street. p7683bd ; flEOFESSIONAL Nurse from Rotunda Hosplitial, J. laing practice; reeclves causles tor accoech4- ment in her own quiet house. Nurse, 111 North King street. Dublin. ?? r ESPECTABLE Men cas have comfortable ...
... uvwaal from tin* beginning next year, lln that, the deficit swallowing up the profits enm-aj during the year, and that if the service continued many months longer the loss must bo made good )rom fhe general H. M Forth arrived yesterday and anchored iv. Camp ...
... night Tlic Press Association has receive*! the followiag from tlie War OfTie**: ‘I Queen has been pleased accept the services twelve Militia battalions f**r service out the United Kingdom, accordance with the provisions of the Ro-rrve I'orees ami Militia ...
... New Tear's greetit ge to the Queen from the inhabitants of Kimberley, and stating that the trouble they had passed through and were enduring only tended to love and loyalty towards her Naiads's throne and person. The Queen rept ad that she had watched ...
... by the naval guns sending several Lyddite shells into the enemy's trenches. Duiring the forenoon a de- sultory fire was opened by the Boers in the di- rection of the outposts patrolling the banks of the TugelA on the left of Colen5D. The naval guns ga~n ...
... education; De-la-Salfie, Civil Service, commercial, and intermediate classes; snecial arrangements for very clever boya; terms moderate, Apply Br Superior. ?? I VTIOLIN Tuition; late Professor of the Violin aS t the Royal Irish Academy of Music receives ...
... Catholic education; De-la-Salle, Civil Service. commercial, and intermediate classes; special arrangemtents for very clever boys terms moderate. Apply Br Superior. ?? IOLIN Tuition late Professor of the Violin at the Royal Irish Academy of Music receives day ...