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... at Lille. he did not come to earth, as apparently he could easily have done. It would be no compliment either to the Royal Flying Corps or to the many German airmen who have •displayed great gallantry to suggest that such cheap captures are the but ...
... MOND'S CRITICISMS. , The •Ceemnittme APPointed to inquire into the charges brought against, the administration of the Royal Flying Corps resumed its sittings yesterd 4 7 the Grand Committee Room, Westminster Rail M. JUSTICE again presiding. The first witness ...
... adjutant of he late don Royal Engineers, is to remnin for two years se Adjutant of the 14 London Divisional Engineers formed from the East London battalion. It was announced on Friday that the 14 Lando. General Hospital Royal Army Corps hes beau formally ...
... the lf ew South Wales Premier. later. The streets of the city are thronged, the day being observed as a public holiday. Their Royal Fllghnesare landed in Royal at 2 o'clock,passing through a long double e f skips' boats manned by bluejackets. The warships ...
... remotely, the despatch of one, or at most two, Army Corps beyond the seen. Two army corps and a cavalry division were organized and available for despatch across the and it supposed that one anny corps, partly composed of Militia would then remain for defence ...
... officer of the Royal Flying Corps engaged four enemy machines and drove them off, proceeding on his reconnaissance. On another occasion two officers engaged • six hostile machines and disabled at least one of them. ' Artillery observation and photography ...
... that we mid on mead= the hamiriting presence of hie Royal Higher= the Doke of Connaught. His Royal graciously accepted Invitation, but in the sad circumstances of the preeent condition of her Royal Highness the of Connaught after a second mare operation ...
... TO ROYAL VISIT TO PARLS. 01011 own comaronniwz.) PARA Aran. 24. Temps e 0 , le on the King's visit in the erierme of which writer says that there have been ; v ain incomplete in King Journey if a w a retied without a stay in Paris. Nobody ham appreciated ...
... 4141,4 101. r er.4. b d. Md. meetowto spat. ae Adlt. RYA.. Sp. to be AdIL. end Oa= orlth pay Wks. ee L4l arblet (Mar 11- CORPS OF ROYAL Ma). (R). lA-Col.) A. G. T. (SS the mak a Lt.-Col. on ceaddnat to be .81 Asst. Dlr. of Works 19. 1917 i. Teeth lA. E. ...
... fatigue, particularly optics, able. UNITED SERVICES COLLEGE CADET CORPS. Oa Saturday the members of the United Servicee College Cadet Corm, which Is ailiated to the let London Royal Eagineer Volunteers, received a 12-pounder b.-l. gm, which formed part ...
... THE MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1918. AIR MINISTRY, JULY 30. ROYAL AIR FORCE. The folly ode se re Ale Num me Or_ , Ono CA-Ar to to A f :-- A. La May 61 wry ( ; Lt. . ) J. D. Rai It 0 (Jely III) U. Oel i nt% l l, l l l . l (tAn a rity • l7ll. • •i: °: ...
... R. Or., IMA, 131: U. W Tracy, Spec. Rm.. 'tee 1.4. W. C. 9p&. Rm. illay 23p 'temp. le. H. L. Katie,. 21.0. (June 4). CORPS Or ROYAL ENGINEERS I, T e e n . 81. 6 F o; to b`l6`t-P. To be temp. t without pay: -P. C. RA 1917) II (3.4. S. 19171 T. C. malton ...