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... adjacent to the court were pet apart for the use of prisoners for trial. Instead of the usual display parchment and seals, the Royal Proclamation was read from typewritten copy. GEN. BULLER PREPARING TO SPRING. , RISE OF THE TCGELA: BIG PARTY BOERS COT OFF ...
... morning the Braemar Castle barked the Ist King’s Own. the Scottirh Borderers. So. 19 Company Royal Army Medical Corps, and three companies of the Army Service Corps. The Goorkha took board the 2nd Lincoln Regiment and the Brigade Staff, whilst the Assaye ...
... Trooper T. Thornton, Preeton. Trooper PaircJough. Arcringtoa. Trooper Hack forth. Prcatoa. Major McMiokitig, formerly of the Royal Horse Artillery, will command battery of four quick firing gun* manned by the Honourable Artillery Company, which will accompany ...
... is curious that wittiin the last few day* suggestion has been made that some of the special corps which are now being raised. »jch the Yeomanry ami the corps gillies raised by Lovat, should be supplied with rifles fitted each man. That the Boer* have ...
... THE VOLUNTEERS. THE ROYAL LANCASTERS. Coloni*! .Srronffitiiarm. commanding the Ist V.B. Royal Regiment, paid visit to the War Office yesterday, after interview with the Com mandcr of the 4ih Regimental District, in reference to tne selection of the men ...
... road. Burnley, died this t'*» advanced ape of 79. was well known and respected in the town. BLACKBURN THEATRE ROYAL. At ,h Blackburn Theatre Royal next week the of the (Jai-tv musical enraedie.-. Girl. will produced, a’.d as this that the comedy has visited ...
... asxl hefioa. and every quartvr our very esUusive kept most fully biipplied with itdonnaxjun as any movemont of the enemy observed from the uommanJing we occupy. (»eu uTil force now siurcund* three Rides double the number of Boers that did tirst. Henaburg ...
... intention tending out a complete .winy corpe, nos regarded over-adequate, and there were many (.outcud wait the ten or httcvii men. under r>>r Write iu Natal, would haul, off the campaign before .'Sir BCU.SR and his army corps could arrive. Lut itoers to mure ...
... Major Bartlett very aptly observes, the success of the whole body depends upon the shooting each individual, so that a matter that cannot too closely watched. There will have to a period of training in firing also when the corps reaches South Africa, account ...
... appear very effective. Six Boor camps ate visible between Ladysmith and J’otgietur’s Drift, and bodies the enemy nave been observed towards the Tugela. They are U> otfar stub- I bum rvs.«iano« the advance U*« ieb«f ccluma. They have given indication any ...
... history of the war has as yet called for such unqualified praise as the work of the Royal Army Medical Corps. From the humblest bearer to the Commanding Officer, the corps has earned admiration and gratitude of all of who realise the difficulties with which ...
... in aUnbnung him the expression that hoped bo with his men inside Ladysmith in week This remark preceded acme eoconrafmg observations the work the men had done, to the effect that, though they had not been able to hold Spion Kop. they had secured the key ...