... THE ROYAL PRINCES EXHAUSTED. LIBERALITY OF THE VATICAN. Some interesting particulars are forwarded by the special correspondent of the Daily News at Monza. . He says in his telegram of last night:- The Royal Princes are quite exhausted by the emotion ...

... balloons and training men in their use. In our own Army ballooning forms a department in the Royal Engineers. The first service of the British Balloon Corps was at Suakin in March, 1885. In the present war it is rendering good service. The Military Ballooning ...

... cavalry brigade, the 400 of the Royal Artillery, the 100 of the Royal Engineers, and the ninety of the Army Service Corps being on foot. The 4,000, too, is to be of a representative cha- racter, including proportions of royal reserves and militia. The Home ...

... Capt. T. D. Foster, Army Service Corps ;'Major the Han. H. A.Lawreice, 17th Lancers;l Lieut Zcolnel Eustace aud Capt. VA. i King, Royal Hors3 Artillery, Capt. P. A. Kenni, V.C., 21st Lancers;' Major i Hathawaay, Royal Armwy Medical Carps; 1 Lietit' S ...

... 36th Company Southern Royal Artillery, 26th Company Royal Engineers, Grenadier and Coldstream Guards, Norfolk, Lincoln, and Hampshire Regiments, and 1st King's Royal Rifles; Scotland by a detachment Royal Scots Fusi- liers, the regiment which was at Pretoria ...

... Tournay they were opposed to the only Irish regiment that was retained in William's service, the Royal Irish (the old ?? Foot). After the peace of Utrecht the Royal Regi- ment of Ireland ceased to exist, the men being absorbed in other regiments of the French ...

... I never liked it. Now I hate it. ABOUT THE BRAINY CORPS.* OTHERS than Engineers, Royal and otherwise, will read with interest and profit Colonel Sir Edward T. Thackeray's excellent history of a corps the fame of which it is not too much to say is world-wide ...

... appeared t be very well carried out. Col. Lake, the offier commanding the Royal Artillery in the South-Eatern District, ruade an inspection of the batieries and forts, ard observed the patrol- .Ing operations during the day. The new artillery nmounted recently ...

... gratilleation tbat this corps, wvhich in its ~earlicr fornmatien! wvas identified wvith the Jiuthess of heat t and herself, s hould be amourz those which I bad eat~hasiaetieielly responded toltheecallI ho arms, , was 0, The follow~ng Royal Warrant was on Tuesday ...

... injuries with the first field dressing on the field. le BriThsh soldier has been well drilled by the officers of the Royal Army Medical Corps upon the method of applicabion of the first field dressing which each IlaU carries on his person and judging by the ...

... They advanced within fifty yards of the Royal Irish Regiment and summoned them to surrender. The only answer was a rattling volley, dispersing the enemy in every direction.-Reuier's Special Service. THE R.A.M. CORPS. What is understood to be the last draft ...

... AnMBULANCE CORPS. FIRST AID ON TILE BArrLEFIELD. lord Claud J. Hamilton, Chairman of tho Grat Eastern Rail-vay Company, distributed the prizess asea evetting at the G.E.R. Mechanics' Insttution, ;Staatford to lhbs ?? comnletitors of the Am- bu!tnre Corps connected ...