... Nlisitia reserves of the 4tlh 9 I Baittlion Somerset Light Infantry, King's Royal 1} lit-fces. and the Rifle Brigade,and the Depot Com- d pany of the Royal Army Medical Corp)s. The d 'Mjestic left Cape Town for Durban the samet afternoon with the let ...

... -Colonel Davidson was in attendance on board the Royal Yacht. The Bishop of Ripon arrived at Osborne, and had the honour of dining with her Majesty and the Royal Family. zthe Queen, with the Royal Family and the Royal Household. attended Divine service at Osborne ...

... honoured in the breach than in the observ- | ance. .- DUKE OF CONNAUGHT IT) CONM AND IN I The Press Associatin is officially infonned byI the War Office tlha the Queen. has approved of the appointmernt of General Ei, Royal Highness the Duke of Coninaught ...

... have found their way into various volunteer corps-there are 75 in one corps of 400. They make admirable soldiers, daring and alert, and are estab- lishing binding friendships withthe olonists. Nearly all the corps have vacanciesforofficers, and no gentle- ...

... 600 persons will be granted passage, most of them M.] beig- Jews and hawkers. Many refugeeshave as a-ready joined Irregalar Corps. Commander Colqnuhnun, of the Victorian Contingent, has been attached to the Naval an Brigade at Modder River. out hoer prisoners ...

... Lieutenant-Colonel Malcolm John Meao('. Indian Staff Corps. Mr Edward Louis Cappel, sndan (tril eTa. the vice. u r- Mr Lancelot Hare, Indian Civil Service. Captain George Olof-Roos-teipel, lnutia Staff Corps. MIr George Moss Earriott, Executive Engineer in ...

... Somerset Light Infantry, King's Royal Rides, and Rille Brigade, and a Depot Company of the Royal Army Medical Corps. The Majestioleft for Durban. l The Makool left Capetown for Durban on Saturday with Royal Army Medical Corps, horses, and ...

... Colonel Davidson was in attendance on board the Royal yacht. The Bishop of Ripon arrived at Osborne, and had the honour of daning with her Majesty and the Royal Family. The Queett, with the Royal Family and the Royal Household, attended Divine service at Osborne ...

... were caused by one shell, Private W. Came, 1st King's Royal les s Corps (severely). i- Capetow, Sunday. B e The following deaths have occurred- e Driver T. Baker, 30th Company Army Service h ir Corps, at Sterkstroom, 28th December, from is d heart disease ...

... and as a, corps, has followed 1 ( s tie line of Royal Field Arbiklery for yeas. .di Ia regimntal order Colonel J. W. Doyle, 'T n commV , ding the Ist Lan re Royal hr (Volimteera), says that he cossideri wi f that the spirit of the whole corps has been ...

... Theatre-Royal in fat! dee the afternoon and evening, and a concert in aid of ser oor the War Ralief Fund vas hold in the -Mechanics' the Hall. The public-houses were closed at six ths o'clock in the evening- inj in GRANGsMOUTrL-The day was observed -as a ...

... stating that his Royal Highness was taking the keenest interest in the raising of the Imperial Yeomanry Force for service in the war, and asked for information as to the pro- bable date of the departure of the first con- tingent, as his Royal Highness was ...