... two coffins resting carriages, being followed the Great Western Hallway Station at Oxford i-tf ■representatives of the Royal Flyine Corps,, the Oxfordshire Hussars, and the Total Territorials, who bad proceeded from Oxford earner hour, and also by members ...

... cancelled, and the ships are only flying masthead flags. The official celebration of the King's birthday was observed at Windsor to-day. From the Royal Warrant holders of Windsor and Eton a telegram of loyal congratulation was sent to His Majesty, through ...

... those of scouting and reconnaissance. THE ROYAL MARINES. We hope that the correspondent who has favoured us with a letter--on the subject is singular in, attributing to want of sympathv with the gallant corps in its present transitory condition. We give ...

... will come the 12th Lancers, the East Lancashire, Royal to us for their wants. Whoever is giving our West Kent, and Wiltshire Regiments, and the agency confidence, it will not be broken.. Pic- Army Pay Corps. These associations do cures, letters, and other ...

... Militiamen is undoubtedly of the feeblest. During the recent training at Aidershot of a corps of Volunteer Position Artillery instructions wore issued, so officer in the corps told me, that they were not to interfered with. Practically they were allowed to as ...

... Jobbing, Liverpool, and Capt. Hunt, 6th Royal Fusiliers; and six men of the Royal Army Medical Corps for Prince® Christian’s hospital ship left for the same transport. 5.30 three sections of the Ist Telegraph Battalion Royal Engineers, composed mainly of the ...

... sanctioned Long Medals to the Honourable Artillery at a special parade of the corps to be the gardens of Buckingham Palace o n F r i * , the 28th inst., the day ordered to be observed His Majesty's birthday. I believe this h e the first occasion of the presentation ...

... served under Sir Redvers in various wars, and concerts in the public grounds, one being given by the band of the IKng's Royal Rifle Corps, to which Sir Redvers belonged. Speaking at the luncheon, Gen. Buller said that in the chase of the Boer forces alter ...

... its interests will have to be carefully considered. The Royal Commissioners seem to be going very thoroughly into their inquiry, and already a large number of brigadiers and commanding officers corps have been called who, no doubt, are thoroughly qualified ...

... Maga-inP “National Defence, the Car airy Mscazine the United Service journals to India and Malta, the journals of the Royal Artillery and Royal Engineer Institutes, and toe “New Army Journal.”. The journal of the R ,* a l United Service Institution is subsidised ...

... other members of the Royal Family. It has been arranged that Levee dress shall be worn on the occasion, and the King will probably attend in Portuguese uniform, out of compliment to the nation, whose sorrow is to be messed this observe.nee in London. Both ...

... From the Ranks. Lieutenant J. H. S, Dimmer, of the King’s Royal Rifle Corps, who has been awarded the Victoria Cross for conspicuous bravery, has had an interesting career. He originally served in the ranks, and when his colonel felt called on to recommend ...