... formed. THE QUEEN'S GIFT TO THE TROOPS. The Union liner Moor, which left Southampton on Saturday afteraoon 'for Sonth Africa with a nnmber of staff-officers and nursing sisters, also carried a further shipment,consisting of 300 cases of the Queen's chocolate ...

... a rebellion, says the Times, is unfit to act in the Queen's name. Dalgetty's action was needed to convince the frontier people that the Government does indeed hold office under the Queen's commission. DISLOYAL DUTCH ATTEMPTS ON THE RAILWAY. A Reuters ...

... suspend the railway bet ween here and the Transvaal! Service from tre beginning of next year. He ad- mits that the deficit is swallowing up the profits earned during the year, and that if the service is continued many months lonver, the loss must be made ...

... Hon. H. 0. Lyttlston'e Brigade-2nd Bn. Royal FuAllers. lad 80. Royal Irish Fusiliers. Ist Bn. Ritl. Brigade ;hid Ba. King's Royal Rifles. Major-General Fitzroy Hart's Bilga.le 2nd Bn Royal lenslllere. Ist 80. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. ...

... Brigade : 2nd Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers. 2nd Battalion Royal Irish Fusiliers, lst Battalion Rifle Brigade. 3rd Battalion King's Royal Riles. Major-General Fitzroy Hart's^Brigade: Battalion Royal Fusiliers, lst Battalion Royal ...

... matter t e hands of Mr. Tarbet, QUEEN'S NEW YACHT. rvs he nut into solicitor. nas ted. THE VESSEL MUCH DAMAGED. Mr. Bray secon M think the Council nad ft ‘Lupanan aid o recover th money i Jace suticrent € 1 er ny The nev Royal v ht Victoria and Albert « ynnty ...

... fae of members o the Royal ist the meeting of artille experts at New York, Jan. 4 representative Devon Yeomanry selected up to yesterday lor War Othee vester ay Was that ot a Com every class and a force of City potice kept service 1 South \irica was $7 ...

... open formation, and of making use of all available cover when advancing against an enemy like tbe Boers. THE QUEEN'S NEW YEAR WISHES The Queen's message has given, says the Chronicle correspondent, great comfort and* ensouragement to all tha troops ...

... Totnes The following is issued to each of those •elected for service From the Adjutant, yeomanry Brigade, Exeter. I.—The Officer Commanding Royal Yeomanry has selected you for the service with the Imperial Yeomanry. 2 —You are therefore required to report ...

... minity, peace, and ** Peace, Perfect Peace,’ was one of the tt hymns sung at the service. was given with much expression by the choir. The preacher at the morning service at the Cathedral vesterday was the Rev, Canon Edmonds, who toox as his text the fourth ...

... good progress Pte J. C ckerton Is to nan the 5th Jan Vest Riding Regiment, died at Queens of enteric fever General of Communications, Natal the Secretarv for War. Army Nursing Sister M. C. Rose died of 3rd Jan., at Durban. THE SEIZURE OF VESSELS. A telegram ...

... either for active service duty the Mediterranean, or for home service, in tbe event of their oeing called by tbe War Office, the following members of the Exeter Companies have signified their willingness to serve : Class A—Active Service—Sergt Clarke, Cpls ...