... callinc at CAPETOWN outwards and RIO homewards. SLAW. SA ILL. aci ALBION Co. (Ltd.) despatch their magnificent Royal Mail Steamer, from London (Royal Al Dock) every Four ' Weeks. Passengers conveyed to riE CAPE j and TENERIFFE at Reduced Fares. Jan. 13. . ...

... College); three-quarters, C. Robb (Queen’s), D. M Cansland (Cob I legions), A. (N.1.P.C.), and D. B. Taylor (Queen's); hslres, M'Connell (N.1.P.C.) and W. Wilson (Malone); forwards, C. W. Alexnodcr (Queen’s), Steen (Queen's), J. Lepper (N.1.F.C.), J. Wright ...

... Infantry, with G Battery of the Royal Horse Artillery, patrolled the south bank of the river in a westerly direction, and surrounded two farms. They brought in the owners for examination. No enemy was observed. The naval guns have been comparatively idle ...

... THE REINFORCEMENTS. ROYAL GLOUCESTERSHIRE HUSSARS, VOLUNTEERS FOR THE FRONT. MEDICAX EXAMINATION GLOUCESTER. NAMES OF THE ACCEPTED MEN. TnE LORD LIEUTENANT HEADS THE COUNTY FUND. Those members tho Royal Gloucestershire Hassan, who have volunteered for ...

... to Queen is Ireland. wee a peesenger by the same train. sad he. too. bound for South Africa, where his surgical obit will he at the disposal of the authoat,r . The passengers further included a ni.mber of nurses, mostly of the Army Nursing Service reserve ...

... the Queen’s thilling the form of freshly minted coin. The same prcc«?s was gone through with the whole oi the first detachment, and later the second detachment wvs sworn in. They included the men the Queen’s Wectminsters, Middlesex, 3rd V.B. Royal Fusiliers ...

... 11,0 ~~~~~Calcutta, Sunday. heIA arid J Batteries Royal Hoi,-i Artillery ha-ve beets Relected t-o proceed to tEei CaIpe. It is und-er- stood further that a, number of oirheers of all ar p Of the serv-ice ace also going to the Gaipe INDIAN- WA-R FUIND . ...

... LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 1 The Queen's message to the soldiers who are now serving in South Africa has been published. She wished them all a happy Christ- mas, and prayed God to protect and bless them. The Mayor and Corporation of Kimberley, through Colonel ...

... front, it. is a strorg one. Most people who make the journey to Royal ‘Vindsor by the great extern e know the large white house that stands facing the railway station at Slough THE QUEEN'S NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. .f u nction; and tf they du not know the story ...

... across within eight or ten days. That L samn AWeednesday morning ifuneral services were - held over the graves of the victims of the 0 arototured train disaster. Tl!e services were con- r. di'cted bh the Anglican clergrmien and the c Rcman Catholic chaplain ...

... . THE QUEEN'S . CHOCOLATE . Tho Union liner Moor , which left Southampton on Saturday afternoon for South Africa with a number of ' Staff officers and nursing Bisters , n ! so earned a lurtlic- silipmeot COMsistill ? of 300 casfli of Hie Queen's chocolato ...

... form a Corps of Rough Riders for service in South Africa If the War Office accepts their services the men will find their own cqupinent These ranchers are the very men needed for Br warfare and their ardour fur service is great SUICIENT TO LAST’ OR THREE ...