... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... to the ordinary pontoon troops, (3) a well-organized and properly trained railway corps, and (4) the value of observation from balloons and those special services his Royal Highness supported me in introducing into the Quecn's Army. INVALIDIS FROM SOUTHL ...

... y. 1st Royal Irish yusiliers-312 Corporal 3. KOW nedy, died 3rd February. 1st Liverpool Regiment-5671 Private H. Riley, died 5th February. 21st Battery Royal Field Artillery-64033 Gun G. Lambert, died 7th February. 10th Mountain Battery Royal Artillery-94794 ...

... Grenadier Guards, is designated as Adjutant of the Infantry; Captain Orr, late Royal Artillery, as Transport Officer: and Surgeon-Captain R. R. Sleman, 20th Middle- sex (Artists' Corps), and Surgeon-Captain E. IW. St. V. RPy'n, 11th Nliddlesex (London Irish) ...

... remained quietly ' on their farms, and refrained from fighting against us. uildyard states that Major G. Hilliard, Royal Army Medical Corps, was severely wounded near DoornkoD on the 6th Sept. Methuen left Mafeking for Lichtenburg , ,esterday. He met with ...

... -Colonel Davidson was in attendance on board the Royal Yacht. The Bishop of Ripon arrived at Osborne, and had the honour of dining with her Majesty and the Royal Family. zthe Queen, with the Royal Family and the Royal Household. attended Divine service at Osborne ...

... Thornton, Army Service Corps, e died of entoric fever, Wynberg, 10th March. S3i9 Driver E. Battson. Sth Compan n Army Se.r E vice Corps. emterme fever, Sterkstroom, 9th t V March. a Sesa Driver A. Fry, 35th Company Army Service d Corps, euterie lever, Orange ...

... the great do0. y, wand for new guns, thea Royal Gun Factory at U- 'Woolwich is being enlarged. COMFORTS FOR THE ARMY SERVppn CORPS. ] The subjoinaed appe.tal has been sent to use from the& Transiport Oficeo, Royal Arsenal-, WNoo!%tich: Comforts, especiall1y ...

... Gu£ard.-4749 Privat S. Btten.. G Bttewy Royal Horse Artillery.-2a39 GU=Oer Leitch. ?? Battery Royal Field ArtiLley..-25 Gwaner Ft. Wood. 37th Battery Royal Fid Atl ly-ISW87 G inner J1. Luxfold. 3Sth Balttry Royal Field Artilieq.-45 Guanner A. WUstern ...

... were observable in many | ases.R Our inf.antry stooe their grourd nolly, but o nt night time the order to retire r.as given. We filed down sadly, but in perfect order. In the early rnorning the Boers bec~ame aware of our evacuation. ?? }in_5's Royal Vifles ...

... Mabhry, royaL Rsem Aitillerv, acting a galloper to Major-Gene=n1 Ilabinvton, dtar rally. 1. ug 30 or 40 men of different' reaiimeuts. was oa vvereiy wounded. - ~. Maor O'Donnzll, Royal Armay Medical Corps, and ?? Delap, Royal Army Medical ...