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... Colonel i Commandant of the Queen's Westminster Volun- . teers. 51© waa and lieutenant in the Royal 1 Welsh Fusiliers from 1868 1873, and was made captain of the Royal Berkshire Militia in 1873, and LieuL-Colonei of the Central London Rangers in : 1875. has ...
... Ist King's Royal Riflo Corps, severely. deaths from DisnaSF.. From the General Communications, Capo Town, to the Secretary of State for War. Cape Town, Sunday. ''Following deaths have occurred: Driver 'I'. Baker, 13th Company Army Corps, Sterkstrcom ...
... and the War Office on Thursday1 accepted the offers: 4th Royal Lancaster, Lich-. field; 6th Royal Warwick, Colchester; 3rd Soath' Lancashire, Preston 4th Derbyshire, Mlanchester ; 9th Kingw's Royal Rifles, Ireland; 3rd Durha ns Light Infantry, Aldershot* ...
... TRANSPORTS. The 3rd Militia Battalion Royal West Kent Regiment. 1,000 strong, bound for Malta, and the 9th Company Royal Engineers, numbering over 2CO, bound for South Africa, left Chatham morning. The former sail from the Royal Albert Docks, and the latter from ...
... morning the Braemar Castlo embarked the Ist King's Own Scottish Borderers, No. 19 Company Royal Army Medical Corps, and three companies of the Army Service Corps. The Goorkha took board tho 2nd Lincolnshire Regiment and the 4th Brigade Staff, whilst the ...
... there or proceed ta other stations under such orders may be here, after issued :— 3rd Bn. the King's Own (Royal Lancaster Real ment). sth Bn. the Royal Warwickshire Regiment, 3rd Bn. the King's (Liverpool Regiment). 3rd Bn. the Norfolk Regiment. 4th Bn. ...
... when he left he did not altogether sever himself from military service, for in 1866 he became a Lieutenant in the Royal Kettering Corps of the Northamptonshire Yeomanry Cavalry. Mr. Watson was a keen sportsman and enthusiastic follower of hounds. He ...
... —lBBB corp. R lance-corp. C. F. Heldt, 574 priv. C. E. Dane, priv. C. Loftus, priv. BMarkrow, 573 H.M.Riugguth, 839 priv.H.Smith, 736 priv. M. Wells. C0.—A287 lance-corp. F. Banks, 470 lance-corp. C. Barrett, 151 Unce-oorp, J.Needham, lance- ...
... Mayesty, whose racious message was * Voorwarts, and as it seemed useless. undien: received in enthusasm. The bave fur the observance of a truce to-day A white j fied. and even dangerous to discuss the matter | further with these people I turned and action ...
... Ins purpose, the enemy's reinforcements were seen coming from behind Wimbledon Ridge. Colonel Chamifr, on the left, with Royal Artillery guns, and an escort und»r Major Snow, exchanged some dozen shells with the Boer guns posted on their recently-constructed ...
... seconded.— The Chairman observed that every county kept its subscriptions entirely to itself several branches of the forces, having no local connections, such the Royal Artillery, the Royal Engineers, the Royul Army Medical Corps, would receive no assistance ...
... Braemar Castle embarked the 1st King’s Own Scottish Borderers, No. 19 Company of the Royal Army Medical Cerps, and three companies of the Army Service Corps. The Goorkha took on board the 2nd Lincoln Regiment and the 14th Brigade Staff (Major-General Sir ...