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... forces iu Ireland. Troops and Transports, William Stokes, surgeon-in -ordinary to the Queen Ireland London for South Africa to-day. Colonel Harr crooner. aid»-d“-camn *o Queen and chief Staff-Officer for the Wes'ern District. left Devon port to-dav enroot ♦ ...
... will leave Umballa on Monday, and, it is expected, sail from Bombay for Durban on January 6. The War Office has accepted the services of the 3d Battalion Durham Light In- fantry, a Militia Battalion which had volun- teered bodily for South Africa. They will ...
... Lord Lansdowne. : informed, five million sterling. 8 to — we are THE NAVAL BRIGADE AT FRERE. ITS GUNS AND ITS WORK. A correspondent, writing from Frere on December Teh, says that more naval gune arrived on that day. his makes Natal’s Nava! Brigade consist ...
... lady members of the society. To Nurse THe those who sailed in the s.s. J/oor for South Africa on Saturday, was Miss Chaffey, one of the nursing sisters of the East Cornwall and South Devon hospital. Miss Chaffey was the nurse who took charge of the typhoid ...
... having been underrated. FROM PULPIT TO BATTLE-FIELD. The Rev. F. Rowe, of Bath, formerly a colonel in the Royal Engineers, bas been summoned for service by the War Offi GATACRE'S SITUATION UNCHANGED. MAFEKING ALL WELL. An official message says the situation ...
... is of British 7 have something to as to Earl of Denbigh joined the Royal Artillery from velvet, but I should suggest velveteen, with a- - she desirability imene of this lm- the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, in 1878, vest and &thaws of black taffeta ...
... interest. H. RETALLICK - Proprietor THE TRANSVAAL WAR ATTACK fORTd. j I LORD E. CECIL REPORTED WOUNDED. ! QUEEN'S MESSAGE TO SOLDIERS. The Queen’s message to tho soldiers who are now ing: The enemy Mafekiog attacked one of out' serving in South Africa ...
... three battles. The General charge especially recommended as to the Admiralty, and ytaterdiiv had meauf* from the Queen praiaing her Naval Brigade op to the tens. 1 think will be all over soon, as we killed between two and three thewsewd last Saturday ...
... last Fiiday and prtsented themselves to Capt. W. E. T. Boiitho, commanding a squadron of the Royal Ist Devon Yeomanry Cavalry, offering themselves for service with the Imperial Yeomanry in Africa. They wen- all accepted, and Messrs. Copelaud and Kickard ...
... enemy are stated greatly to exceed those of our own troops, who, says Sir George White, are elated at the services they have rendered to the Queen. The behaviour of the men was excellent. A Special Correspondent at Frere Camp sends a detailed account ...
... of Divine Service. 3.0, Children's Service. 0.3 C. Address to Men by the Canon Missioner. 6.16, Evensong. Service, Smart in F. Anthem, Send out thy light (Gounod). Preacher, The Canon Missioner. Collection for Expensesol Divine Service. WEDNESDAY ...
... Hamilton commanded on Wagon Hill, and rendered valuable services. The troops have had a very trying time, and behaved excellently ; they are elated at the services they have rendered to the Queen. The enemy were repulsed everywhere with very heavy loss ...