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... an artist, who has many times exhibited in the Royal Academy, said that the defendant was not in the ram when she wrote down her questions. Eike was anxious as to the safety of her nephew in the Flying Corps, who was reported missing, and appealed to the ...
... in the of the numbers of Jared being 129 and two respeetively. Ono of the raiders brought down by the Royal Flying Corp., and in the Theme& The Royal Naval Service sashimi chased and engaged raiders 40 miles oat at bringing down two, while • third Len ...
... ance. It was found, however, that no observers were available. Wishing to help our Ante as much as possible the British officer attached to this particular French Army volunteered to go up with a pilot to observe. lie bad never been in an aeroplane, but ...
... the Royal Inniskilling It is difficult for Me to my for the splendid courage, determination. diedlpllbe bY every effirer, ' N.C.0., and man of the battalions that took part in the great attack on the liamel-Sere position on the Jut July. observers agree ...
... included a tour round the army corps, and also the bestowal of decorations toAt to whom they had been awarded. touts were made on Tuesday, Wednesday:ang„Tlinasi , day, and comprised • call at the headquarter' of the different corps, a meeting votb.sklie Divisional ...
... Siiialay evening and • further operation was Perleinv ad, bit he died the next nigh,. Captain David Fettes, of the Royal Army Medical Corps, ets.ioned at Shorneliffe e raid deceased had never been ut hospiial lore whilst on service. Deceased had re-enlistcd ...
... has long set • great ex ample to kindred institutions, and I am glad to observe that you anticipate nothing but good from the changes indicated and authorised by the terms of my Royal letter. Trinity College, thus wisely governed, will, 1 am sure, always ...
... the inquiry • into the charge is still proceeding it would of be isproper to expose any opinion the • nre#tor, although we observe that scene of our centemporaries do not emu* to osee But, supposing that Whipline among has occurred, what then? Is this a ...
... that deceased had had a dt and fell. OFFWER'S DARINfI FEAT.—Major E. M. Maitland. Essex Regiment, an officer of the Royal Flying Corps. performed a daring feat at Franborough. Holding the bar of a parachute he was oat off from an airship when at • height ...
... battalions of Redifs of the first class, sixteen of which form the Adrianople division of second arniy corps and four of which belong to the third army corps at Salonika, the other battalions consisting of Slavehs or Redifs of the second class, as the Slavchs ...
... Fermanagh Letterbreen Petty Sessions we or Tynan, will poll the higher percentage of Wednesday. before Mr. IL We totes. 111ty Observer.) presiding; Captain W. G. N Messrs. Wm. Elliott, R. W. St We do not know that any words of ours can Curfew san imposition ...
... Enniskillen people from taking advantage of an opportunity to hear good music and that the band of the 2nd Battalion Ring's Royal Ride Corp.. which rendered a aelection of splendid music on the hill that evening is keenly appreciated by them. Notwithstanding ...