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... PORTOBELLO STATION AMBULANCE CORPS. Lae Friday a concert in connection with this corps was held in the Masonic Hall, Portobello. when there was a large att.•ndmr•. Mr A. Tod. who pm. sided. in opening the prociradmitv, said that the 'corps had been some years ...
... Lieutenant- Colonel) W. Gemmill, D. 5.0., Royal Scots. SILVER MEDAL roR MILITARY VALOUR.—Temporary Captain R. J. M. Christie, Royal Scots. BRONZE MEDAL FOR MILITARY VALOER.—Lance- Sergeant A. Fuary (21118), Royal Scots. DISTINGUISHED cIoNDUCr YrDAL. Co ...
... THE ROYAL INFIRMARY. mown At the usual weekly meeting of the managers of Edinburgh Royal Infirmary on Monday—Lord Provost Mitchell Thomson pre•Mling -Mr Caw, the treasurer. reported that the numl-r of patients in hospital at last return was 729, and that ...
... regard to the letter Q it will be admitted is very good:— Q for the Qwen'e—th•Yy'rs the prvrnier corps, And number, we know, come two thousand or more. Observe them march past with' a dignified swing, The pride of the City 'which honours the King. • • • ...
... Diplomatic Corps and for those building uitiicial motions in the Government or at Court, but a certain number of invitations will have been issued in addition. There will not be a very full attendance of • Royalties, OA many members of the Royal Family are ...
... • LOANHEAD. A LEGACT.—It * was intimated at a meeting of the Board of Royal Infirmary that a legacy . had been bequeathed to the institution 10. R. VVILFRID LAWSON by Dr John Buchanan, 14 Mayfield Plaoe; Llor. TENT, 2027. Morphine. The amount of the ...
... VOLUNTEERS. - Two Royal Seeds arr.ved at Pomithorn Station on Sunday mottling en route for the Reipmental Depot, Gleneorse. They bad been invalided home from the front. A novel competition was engaged in by the member, of 0 Company, 6th V.B. Royal Scots, on ...
... nce. It was found. however. that no observers were available. Wishing to help our Allies as much as possible. the British officer attached to this particular French Army volunteered to go up with a pilot to observe. He had never been in an aeroplane. ...
... T. Banning, Royal Munster Fusiliers. The ragubstionsi for the ennual meeting of the National Rifle Association, which will open at Bisley od the 11th of July, have been issued. They are ahrost, if not wholly, as in former years. We observe that the last ...
... Bth V.B. Royal Scots' figure of merit was 106.4: the 6th Royal Scots. 106.8: the 9th C.B. Royal Scots. 104.2: and the 4th V.B. Royal Scots, 94.9. The Queen's Brigade. who fired the course laid down for 1.902. had a figure of 65.7: the sth ...
... David Neil, 9th Battalion. ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. Captain A. W. B. Loudon. 18th Flit. Am. 42829 Sgt. Geo. Peacock, H.M.H.S. Vaklima. 42834 Pte. George Munro, 10th Clear. Stat. 1911 Pte. George Watson, 3rd Lowland F.A. ROYAL ENGINEERS. 29621 Sergi. John ...
... conflagration by the editor, Mr H. e. owe!). Harry Watson, late of the Royal Soots. and now of the Royal Flying Curps, was home on leave la 4 week. James Hyslop, Army Service Corps (M.T.). was home on leave last week-end. Second Lieutenant Alexander S ...