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... supplied by the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company The New Uniforms of the Women's Royal Air Force A new blue-grey uniform has been designed for the members of the above corps, and it is here seen being worn by an officer and one of the rank and file, and ...
... Boyd M.C N.C.O. AND MEN'S REFRESHMENT BAR ot the 1st Coldstream Guards at Chelsea. REPLENISHING THE INNER MAN in the Royal Army Service Corps dining-hall at Woolwich. ...
... Ordnance Corps in active service uniform. The design and work is by the firm of C. J. Jordan and Son, of Kensal Green. The monument stands at the junction of Artillery Place and Francis Street, facing the Red Barracks, the headquarters of the corps. ...
... combination of circumstances is affecting the condition of men and women in the new surroundings. It has, however, been generally observed that many of the most strenuous American men have large heads, ears, and noses, and small eyes the continual movement which ...
... fortify its supporters the Royal Automobile Club offers to defend any member who may be prosecuted for doing as it indicates as lawful. To my mind the most curious point about the matter is that it should have taken the Royal Automobile Club legal com ...
... Science. To which, besides that we may impart something of Royal nobility, which may declare the work to be Royal and famous, we have determined that parcels of the arms, which belong to us of Royal right in the Kingdoms of England and France, be placed on ...
... better friend li than Admiral Sir John Jellicoe. No more need W, be said on the ncint of Naval Rugbv in |H war-time, except to observe the impossi- W bility of any representative Naval fifteens U taking part in the sratch programme Ip above adumbrated. Only ...
... Coxwell), and the results of his numerous and varied observations added greatly to our knowledge of meteorological science. Mr. Glaisher was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1849, he founded the Royal Meteorological Society, was president of the Ae ...
... though the German Flying Service became predominant on the Western Front last winter, the determination and pluck of the Royal Flying Corps, aided by the increased output of more efficient aeroplanes, regained the lost equality, and in the matter of photography ...
... of King George. Our portrait is by Otto Mayer, Dresden. General Richard Harte Keatinge, V.C., C.S.I., of the Indian Staff Corps, was born in 1825, and entered the Army in June, 1842, becoming lieutenant in 1845, and captain in 1857. In 1857-58 he served ...
... prior to the war was an officer in the Hanoverian Army, and must have been a very valuable member of Germany's foreign observation corps, from all accounts. It is, to say the least, suggestive that the person in control of the Australian business of the ...
... just now suffering from a severe attack of spy fever. When the French get this malady they get it badly. To the ordinary observer, the number of State secrets in the keeping of a sergeant of marines cannot be very great; but it is useless to reason thus ...