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... heavy storm four nights ago six horsemen escaped from Ladysmith under cover of darkness and pierced the Boer lines. They were observed and pursued. They succeeded in escaping. The Boers believe that the party included Colonel Rhodes and Dr. Jameson. ENEMY ...
... 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 ...
... conduct of the Opposition, whether op the present occasion or in the past, Dealing with South y mast all Africa, be would only observe how heartily 2, the patriotisin of those wh ard to make itclear in the ting any other feelings face of the world that they ...
... transport British Prince sailed from the Royal Albeit Dock on Saturday with 13 officers, 403 men, and 347 horses, composing the mounted infantry detachments of the 2nd GlouCenter, 2nd Worcester, and 2nd Royal West Kent Regiments. The War Office announced ...
... t:t the wo ha-. Palled tie being the graveside. the maw of the day. ' Is p'sys • goad goal Ilfracombe, att. No. 13 Royal Army liedicel Corps. A remarkable life Budd; of the hira oh et i f oo p hi a h ve r a modest summery when ho said A MEDAL ATTER 33 YEARS ...
... reimburse him all his expenses up to the present date in connection with the ambulance corps which he sent. SOLDIERS' FAMILIES. INCREASED. ALLOWANCES The following Royal Warrant and Instructions are promulgated to the army, with the approval of the Secretary ...
... the K.C.M.G. for lus services during the operations jw the Sierra . Leone Protectorate, formesty belonged to the Royal Lancaster Regt.. a corps whieh has farnished a very large number of able He ts to the service during the past few sears rom commanding ...
... jriven to many UNSCRUPULOUS IMITATIONS. careful observe Mar*. Of all Chemist*. I*. lid., 3s. Od.. land 4s. 6d. DR. J. COlililS BROWNE’S CHEORODYNE is the TRUE PALLIA’ GOUT. CANCER, TOOTHA RHSUMATISW. Royal Irish Fusiliers. Cork. . Feb. 6th, 1896. Dr,Ail ...
... 25th Royal Field Artillery will move from Shornclie to Aldershot on the @2nd Kattery Royal Field Artillery will proceed from ‘aichester to Aldershot on the same date. The 9b Battery Royal Artillery is to be formed at Longford. No. £7 Company Royal Engineers ...
... lis. C. Ue day was with that strict observance of some Col. Purehas, Lieut.-Col. Main, and the officers aud ni Sue ‘Compe, £80 Sa jactor James Sal years ago. jakenness was a sin and nuisance. In ladies of the Royal Engineers, gave thew annual enter: myth ...
... the preseat case caution will he the first canaderaten NAVAL AND MILITARY PREPARATIONS. THE NEW : OUTH AFRIC N CORP? Tue new South Afmean Corps now being formed in Landon is beimg raised at the suggestion number of now ” f varions kinds land who base hed ...
... ting that. oat last resort, he is the director of In Rosa's poli regard to the extension of his deninion in the Pus Fast. he observes that Count Maw viel exactly to the indi ations © which bis Reval master gave bim, and expresses particular sat otac ton m ...