... First Class ff the Knights Granoi (Crt-- -; 3 Order of the Bath-0 Tho Queen has also bfee I!, a--i .3; confer the Royal Red Cross upon (1> M2-- C!-- . Anderson, nursing sister in charge o)f the C ?? ?? pital at Sura, Fiji, in recognition of nrc fu to ...

... the last witness of the sitting. He stated that he was in South Africa from February 15th to July 4th, in the capacity of Red Cross Commissioner. and hid services ranged over a wide area. commencing at the Orange River, and then including work in the hospitals ...

... D2vy, Brad- ford, as Brigand Queen; 2, C. Watson, as Lady in Pink 3. J. S. Walker, as Belle of New York; 4, Percy Wood, as Red Cross Knight; 5. F. P. Fisher. Cowlinr. as Patriotic New Woman. Floral decorated ccle, Miss Bowler. National or colonial costume ...

... bodies were burned in one pile. According to advices received from New Orleans, it is doubtful if the steamers Rendal Castle, R~ed Cross, and Norma will be refloated. The captain of a steamer from New York, which arrived in Galveston Roead on Tuesday, reports ...

... wounded; and Dr. W. A. Hayes, assisted by Mr. J. Young, a medical student, spent the whole morning moving about under-the Red Cross flag attending to the casual- ties, notwithstanding the bullets which our men were bailing upon the fort. With it the Boers ...

... Private Ward, V.C. An attractive programme had been arranged by the manager. One act of tile popular drama - 'Under tile Red Cross was performed, arid then in quick SUCCesson followed the eontribartions of a number of axrtists tfic had volunteered their ...

... in thes work of mercy.-Yours, &c., C. T. EWHITMALL, hEM. Inspector of Schools. Inrermay, Leeds, 6th May, 1200. FOR THE RED CROSS LNT TE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR. TO THE LEDITOR OF TEL LEEDS MER1URY. Sir,-As I am receiving at the present time almost daily inquiries ...

... exclaim, Tommy is a wonderful creature, end at his best when tried hardest.' Mur. K~en northy. the acting agent of the Red Cross Society at the front, does not give a very favourable account of the encouragement extended to the work of that organisaieon ...

... san god. TE AM2UYAZN-CC FLAG ON THEm ar tn Captain Norton has done good service in calling attention to the fact that the Red Cross as now used for ambulances and hospitals is too small to be dis- tinguished with certair> at the distances from which rifle-fire ...

... on the 23rd. wve canL at, least have abu n- dance of bunting, and thiswmeare to have, ademand~ hzaving sprung up for The red cross on the whiute ground in anticipation of an, a~nniversary that, so far as this country is concerned, has in recent yearS been ...

... Ervening. Leeds Ausernents: Grand Theatre, Robespierre; Theatre Royl, ' The New East Lynne ?? Queen's Theatre, Under the Red Cross; the Empire Palace: the Tivoli: and the City Varieties; Eail- tonks Excursions, Colisenmn Bradford Theatre Royal: The ...

... garrison, while the commander in a despatch reports no fatalities among the troops. The British steamers Hilarius, Roma, Red Cross, Benedict, and the Norwegian steamer Gyller, are stranded. The life-saving station was swept away, and there is no sign of ...