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... showing the efficiency of the corps, that the whole of the work in camp is being performed by th3 Volunteers themselves. The regimental cooks have passed through the Army School at Aldersnot. About 70 per cent, of the corps' strength will remain under canvas ...
... atherr Von Elif: in the CGnbrn ill, which giesO very clearly the ilmpression produced on a. narroi-mirnded but civilized observer bjJ the Bible savao e of the Transvaal. Here Yrou hiud vehement insistence on the Transvaaler's dirt and boorish- ness; and ...
... in the afternoon of August IS, 1870, when General von Pape, the beloved commander of the ist Division of the Prussian Guard Corps galloped along the firing line to stop the advance of his men on the THE SHARPSHOOTER ON THE MARCH French right wing holding ...
... the artists included in the Rosoco 'list during the pre- sent week. ROYAL.-Proprietor and Manager, Mr M. Mont- gomery ; Acting-Manager, Mr F. O'Toole.-The triple stars of the Royal programme for the week included the Morton comedy team, fine vocalists ...
... Brigade. A1TILLERitlY. 1st Roval irish Fusiliers. 13th B;att. .R.lF.A. 1st Leicesters. l-t ,, , 1st King's Royal Rifles. 2b , ,2nd King's Royal Rifles. 637r , Not Brigaded. a 69h , .st liverpools. a N . 10 Mountain Batterv. Natal Mounted Rifles. h latal ...
... Kaffir, and her observation that, with coaching, be might become Chirgwin the Second has fired his soul, Mir Chirgwin will, of course, be glad to give him a few lessons, and he will practise The Blind Boy in the Theatre Royal, Back Drawing-room ...
... yesterday afternoon in the Royal yacht Alberta. They were received at the pier by Colonel Cleagh, Assistant-Adjutant-General, ?? the Royal visitors drove in the Hon. Mrs. Eliot Yorke's carriage to the main entrance of the Royal Victoria Hospital. They were ...
... attention has been called to a paragraph in your issue of the 18th ult`4 with reference to a slight accident which occurred at the Royal Albert Music Hall. Canning-town. The facts are not as stated. It was not a curtain which fell down, but merely a small border ...
... Theatre Royal, Adelaide, recently, was hit just under the left eye by a half-orown, which, tbrown with considerable force from the upper circle, helped to make up the 10 6l. 10d. which was cast on the stage for the benefit of the Bushmen's Corps. She got ...
... Volunteer Ambulance Corps threw a pretty little garter on to the stage. Madge picked it up, and, recog- nising it, made a little speech, in which she said that on the occasion of her last visit to the Palace the Southampton Ambulance Corps was just going out ...
... song that is to be sung by Mr Ian Colquhoun. There is also to be a sort of exhi- bition by the corps de ballet of what our citizen soldiers have done. THE Royal Welsh Ladies' Choir will commence their engagement at the Palace Theatre on Tuesday next. In ...
... (FROM OUR OWN oORRESPONDENT.) ROYAL COURT THEATER AND OPERA HOUSE, LxMrrFn-Managing-Dlrector, Mr R. Arthur; Acting- Manager, Mr A. Lawrence.-Anxiously expected by old and young alike, The Porig Thieves was produced at the Royal Court last Saturday, with the ...