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... pen-and-ink sketch of the Maharajah of Patiala by Jehu Jenior in this week’s number of Vunitj/ Fciiv is a little discounted, so to speak, by the humorous and slightly ridiculous sketch in colour by A. R.” of the distinguished ruler of the friendly state in the ...
... Africa is a long way off, Carr,” said Sir Redvers. At the present juncture it looks decidedly as if General Buller did not speak by the card when he mentioned half a year as the probable duration of his absence. Major-Generals C. Tucker, C. 8., commanding ...
... is that the Boer position is so strong frontal attack is out of the questL long that flanking movements are impossible. To speak frankly thi success is not very great; but, on hand, if success is achieved at all, it w : be of a very striking and significant ...
... estimates received from other flrme. —P. M. 0. 3nd Wilts Regiment. August, 1896.” Watch and Clock Makers. Report. ...
... infantry to be made harder because their supporting guns are too few, while those that are available are out-ranged, if reports speak truly, even by the enemy’s field guns ? Why, it may be asked, is the British Army, alone among the great armies of Europe, ...
... Speaking of papers who give their circulation figures and those who do not THE ADVERTISER’S REVIEW” says referring to the Jlrmy & ...
... loyal to a degree.” Government accepted offer of a body of Mounted Infantry Volunteers from India, 250 strong, with horses. Speaking at a luncheon at the Manchester Conservative Club, Mr. Balfour denied that the War Office had sent our Army into the field ...
... original offers of contingents from the colonies were met with the official reply, unmounted men preferred I Governments, not to speak of high individual officials, have in the past resigned when brought face to face with such damning proof of their mental ...
... the matter at some length, and have allowed full expression of their views to members of the corps who are well qualified to speak on behalf of their brother officers. If the discontent which exists in the marine corps can be allayed without loss of naval ...
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... war with Bolivar, and describes many events and incidents of naval life in the West Indies, home, and in India. Generally speaking, the late officer's service was uneventful, and although he was appointed in 1842 Ist Lieutenant of the Queen, he never took ...