... appointed Military Governor of fri Bloemnfonteii, isa Royal Artiilery oticer of 35 fe, yemirs' expesrienee, Born on Mfarchi Ist, 1845, he eatered the Reyal Artillery an illarch 21st, 1855. His first active'service was ia Atirianistais, where F lie was aide-do-causp ...

... Ole( del Berl ofI tile the me pre Itt y Ha sir THE QUEEN' VISIT TO Thri IELAND, Cco It is officiallv canuocineed tbnt the, Queen will £23 cross from Ilelyhwed toe Ricgstccwu on A~pril 4th hu in the Royal yacht V'ictoria and Albeit, ctccom-18 paccied by ...

... latter has ahreadv been conceded, and tlie V | Or'lUi' ellobt Ctrtaiiilv ought to be in the t eI inter 44t of good nursing in the Royal Navv. a C('hatholmt is at last to havc its T to CHATIIA t ailos' H,1orme, a11d it is a t I S.I ~ors' great compliment ...

... thee devotion to the Queen and e0 Emnirea COptaiu Lambton, in returuing thanks, said ftr the saccessful defence of Lodysmith was to be attributed to Sir George White and the Colonid i0 forcee, especially the Light Horse. t, THE ROYAL MARINES. he LiUTr2XANTS ...

... Station. Iris reported that the new Royal yacht is to be litted with a lift for the Queen's RS. This is the first ever constructed on any ‘tcamer or yacht. Tue cruiser Australia is expected to arrive at Portsmouth to be docked on Saturday, having detached ...

... a fair attendance. LexT Services.—These special services, held at the Mission Church, are being well attended. The Rev, Mr. Martell, s.A. (of Buriton) was the preacher; and the Rev. H. C. Stokes (Curate) conducted the services. Lirrook Cuarmi.—A meeting ...

... was beyond the screen. One of the nurses—Polly had told me all about them—was sitting dressed, but asleep, in an armchair facing the window through which I was looking. “In a few minutes my friend went up to this nurse, made come motions with his hand ...

... No. 6, Queen’s Terrace, Alexandra Road, lAndsart. let at £lB 10s. perannuum, fetched £355. No. 9, Queen’s Terrace, Landport, let at £l9 a year, £370; and Nos. 10 and 11, let at £l9a year each, sold for £360 each. No. 12, Queen’s Terrace, ...

... to the inforinatiom w ch - 1vi gave II ! debate on the Naval Etlmates oil Mlanch tiad llist. GGavD. SERVICE 'FSE.CN3S45- The Lorrd Comn5saisioners of the Adnmirciy io awarded the c good- Service ;e nbioi Of -L ?? a ' s ' p vacanur t rhro;'il *tiomie ...

... tiranlmission to the Queen, resolntions J unanimously passed at a public meeting of Irish- A inea in Cape Town. s ?? Lbord Charles bleresford, second in cnmmaud of the Mediterranean Fleet, on . Saturday entertained four hundred of the naval, d military, an'd ...

... is appointed Deputy -Adjutant- (General, Royal Marine Forces. Royal Naval Reserve.-Sub-Lieutenaunt H. A. Cottrell to be Lieutenarnt. W. E. Atkicls, Esq., to be Eugineer. (From Tuesday's Londoa; Gzef(t.) royal Marine Artiliery.-The ¶nudermentiouned Second ...

... Landdrosts have been 6 practically reinstated, and the customs service has been arranged on the old system of collecting d dues. There is already a small revenue. A le local and foreign postal service has been estab- 2 lished. is -i6 is KRUGER AND STEYN. fi ...