... assist in nursing the sick ia the hospital. Good rains have fallen. They will improve the health of the camp. It is proposed to hold a military tournament on New Year's Day. All In camp are cheerful and confident.-Rerdcr's S.pecial Service. The Staudard's ...

... to Europe. The Rear-Admiral, who is fifty-five years old, and can claim to have given forty years' service to the -Navy,, saw active service with the Naval Brigade which landed under the command of Sir E. R. Fremantle in connection with the punitive expedition ...

... Sstcial Service. THE FLOW OF TROOPS TO THE CAPE. The 2nd Lincolushire Regiment, under Lieutenant-Colonel Roberts, and over 900 strong, left Farnborough Station this morning for Southampton to embark in the Goorkha for South Africa. Over 200 Royal Engineers ...

... veldt have learned from the enemy to respect exceedingly. Yesterday, also, the first Militia battalion despatched for foreign service since the Crimean war left for Malta, disappointed that it is not for South Africa as others are, but conscious that they ...

... is quite clear that as a specimen of naval construction she does not, at present, redound to the credit of our dockyards, or appear to be the sort of vessel to which we should like to entrust the safety of her Royal owner. AD CANEAU. On every side I see ...

... :i-TE DuxIE OF CO:NNAUGI-T'S IRISH COMMATToD. After taking leave of the Queen, the Duke of Connaught crossed from Osborne to Po tsmouth, and proceeded to London. Last night his Royal Highness caught'the mail fob- Ireland, this being a private visit prepara- ...

... other hours of service being 11, 1.45, 4.30, 5, and 8 (with sermon). The Bishop will himself conduct a service of supplication at 4.30. For the guidance of the devotions of those who are present during the intervals between the services, prayer will be ...

... his own pociet up to the time of his r-eachiiig the base of operations in Southt Afri Inl short he wvill give his services to the Queen and pay for the pt ivilege of so doing. Hle will, in addi- tion, devote h is pav as a trooper during the campaiin to ...

... responsible for it. Lord 11ethluen is as gallant a soldier as ever wore the Queen's uniform, and he has as distinguished a career behind him as any officer in her Majesty's service ; but there may be personal reasons why, at a time when he was only just ...

... expected that her Royal Highness, the Princess Victoria, and Princess Charles of Denmark will visit several Italian and Greek ports on the Royal yacht Osbornr, returning to England early in May. There is to be a gathering of the Royal family of Denmark ...

... probable hoped that his disguise would enable him to make the circuit of our defences.-Reuler's Special Service. MNODDER RivER, Thursday.-Our naval guns fired yesterday afternoon Ind again this morning on the enemy's positions.-Reider. BRITISH CAMP IN ...

... come to do you service, and you think we are ruffians. (IMIr. Thomas AtkiiDsto the disloyal Dutch.) ''Call up all mry pcople. (Calling uponi thie Voluniteers.) I must show out a flag. (Boer treachery with the white flag.) My services . . . slhallo ...