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... Battery Royal Field Av tillery at Woolwich. WHAT ARE leton, on the retired list Captain J. ‘Temp has been in- L of the Lincolnshire Regiment, structed to join forthwith at Woolwich tor THEIR REQUIREMENTS ? ou Arimy Service temporary employmeit Corps deties ...
... the battle of Stormberg on Dec 10 was csned at the War Office late on Saturday 2Qud Royal Insh Ritles.—o§72 Lance P McCabe, 12 Pte WH Clarke. Trish Rifles.— Pre W 2nd Royal Pte J Caims, 3818 Pte J Kinley, 3905 Pte J Burke, 3744 Pte RJ Brown, 5442 Pte P Shelly ...
... residence mands the Honourable syed 80 years. -——l—- an observation which is ¢ apable is still in a very peny. made The Marquis of Lothian of being Lord Denbigh were beginning to critical condition. observed that people \ ——||—— carry on a | realise that we ...
... a German Corps, with Kaffir stretcher bearers. The reason for this drastic step is that the Boers are afraid the men of British sympathies might disclose informa- tion of the extent of the Boer casualties Notwithstanding the secrecy observed it has become ...
... Durban on Tues- day. At. High Wycombe, vesterday morning, on the occasion of the assembling for per- manent service of the Royal Bucks Militia (3rd Oxfordshire the Light Infantry) Countess of Carrington entertained the whole Battalion to breakfast in a ...
... made with ap- M parently very little fighting it leaves our Lorne to Windsor next month, will, if on Christmas Day from the Royal Mint a! Yesterday we received a number of addi- cumstances permit, pay h er usual war medal for service in Canada, with clasp ...
... Hussars 1 ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY. 21st Battery eee 53rd Battery v 10th Mountain Battery . 23rd Field Coy. Ryl. Engrs. lst Devonshire Regiment 33 st Leicester Regiment lst Manchester Regiment. 32 16 1st King’s Royal Rifle Corps 2nd King’s Royal Rifle ...
... Rooifontein Farm, on the Boer posi- tion at Olifantsfontein Police Station, where the enemy occupied a commanding position 1 observed that the Boers took some time to find the range. The first six shots ex- ploded at least a thousand yards beyond out left ...
... sail Hamilton, shak- hcnourable baronet that where yer he has night. And I want you to feel that as you White Richmond. His Royal thal east on the opium-eater ot inna scoff, man, land has been | The late Mr. Jonn Bright was a great es he has at the same ...
... Major Ch smith and Potgieter Lord Dundonald, with cavalry, is hear Tot just as t hey had completed their the enemy have been observed riding to- allant rush. Acton Homes, watching the passes to the | Briti hing sun, the whole of wards the Tugela. Despite ...
... be all very Jl in a general wav, but it sometimes har 13 that phe custom, like the hy le te Ww, is more in the than the observance. In the case zx th unpleasant consequences. a question a bullock took upon to er a newsagent’s and tobacconist’s shop, the ...
... per Yb soles, 1s 2d per ib; cou whiting, six for 9d; Weather fine, but cold. THE WEATHER AT TORQUAY The meteorological observations made A the Torquay Borovg b Observatory at 9 a.m for the week ending Wednesday, Feb rh. are is follows 7 Thur. Fri. Sat ...