... roqucatirig ne for thea Bvtebmen's corps.' R-euie~r'r correspo~ndettelegra phs Ia-nmsaydney- Subscriptijons- amsount-inc to nearly £17,000 wae ariroun1eed at a meev-ting to-day ini connection wish thre proposedl c-orps aof basatmen. It, was decided do eak ...

... date of the 29th, the Cabinet has decidedc to send a corps of 150 buslhmen toD South Africa. A Sydlney eciegrainr say-s-1,115 buslhmen have passed the prolaumilary sruarinv for tile proposed corps TMc fiour sq.-uadrons of t'lC cont-ngent Wa-ill be completed ...

... c connectec atN h the Bthe ?? Bc'i :! corps Ard the city o nots verk ry cn.h He salai he d idc not kno- ots' a. ci,' or toa plied or e etter equipped so aa o as -he and he heroe ?? to3 the effiicientsz the Corps had one, in toe aosr'cit'n t j ishot:-e ...

... L'ebsuaiT-y KILLED. 3imp KINGTS ROYAL PRFLr - 'Jientennn1t she Honoura~ble Rt. Crc 2.;-u ROYAL LNkSRS Lie~uteniant R, H. C. Con,, ~Secund-Lieinenaut N. J. Parke'r. WOUNDED. STAFF. M-ajor-General A. S. Wynne, C-B. 2xn' ROYAL LAIN CASTERS. MVajor E. W. Yeat-herdi ...

... weigh:. a-nd will reimlburse him all his etcaense up to the present date -in connectioni wit-h the amr- bulance corps wnhich he sent. ROYAL 111111- IUSIL1ERS AT PRETORI A. The War Office received yesterday alfternoon the following telegram frorm the General ...

... casualties are reported on lth Februaxy:- KILLED. 2xD BATTALION R.OYAL FUSILIERS. Csiptin W. L. Thlurbarn. WOUNDED. 2-rD BATT'ALIONT SCOTTISH RIFLE- ?? J. 31. OolotesrerWen3s. 1sT ROYAL W1ELJSH FUSMAlERS. Private T. G-. T-e. 2.ND BATTAION ROC)YAL IRISH ...

... (uyalsl. 22can DFRI}lIYSH1ERS. Lieutenaat 'If. -S. Pennell, V.0. 2Sen ROYAL IaTNCA&'DEBS. Captain G. L. Palres. *Second-:iLeulenant. C. 1X. Grover. Li.,eltenaznt E. A. P). Viaughami.. 1ST ROYAL IlNNI.SKILLING FUSlIERS. S'.,cend-ieutanalnt G. R. V. Stewart. 1s- ...

... taken prisoner at Roodevad on 7th June. Captain P. Hinniard, Anmty Service Corps, died of enteric fever at Newcastlo on 13th June. Anong thos reported dangerovusly ll are- Royal Irish Rifles, Private J. Ruddy and Private 7Montgomery. DEATH OF A WAR CO ...

... with thke Royal Marines at S~onehouse. -Here Colonel- Badwinr, ga-ned the ringie men eaL a pitt of beer to diink the health. I of the Queen and of C-elonel Badere-Po-seli, an-d the 1 hermc dfenders o Mafekg. eneral i' -W But~ler visited the Royal Iililir ...

... irnirewn. In , xac4 to the Eail of Dnraven. the Muaxuis of Lansdowne furliher stated that the Imperiali Yeomanry anid volunteer corps were treated as belongiun- to the regrular army. The War Ofices considered tirhate nl volunteer battalions shoull be allovwed ...

... their i'eads, ?? blinded their eves to the milit-a power of this ctunt.ry. (Cheers.) But trhile it is true that thoughtfl] observers regarded the situation aR one which heed wtithin it elements of peril, and while a large num.ber of perseus thought that ...

... intelligence to the General Officer Commanding- feadqularter. The Royal Standatd Wa I raun up at the tiagstafs at the Go-ernosent Hnuse. AI sa-lute of 21 guns was fired at 4 o'clock by the Royal Field Artillery. Lady Andrey Buller was appropriately enough ...