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... joined in d wishing Captain Buckingham and his detach- yment success. The programnie at the con- i. 1 cert vas contributed to by artistes, the e majoritv of whom zave their .services gratis. 1, The detachment of the London Scottish d. nill leave London on ...
... failing a satisfactoty tsp y from wi.e Yamen, to send for the guards. This course Was adorted on May 283th. 'T1he i British detachment of 78 men, with a machine gun was at once sent to Pekin and 104 men to T'-nm-in. Four more British ships were brought to ...
... end by way of a test, he thought that there was1 not much objection, especially as the scheme s was only permissive and voluntary. In all the l he I arrangements for army recruiting he thought I e there should be a choice given to the recruitsX eI- to ...
... who was attended by Sergeant Avery, was in attendance at the Joint Station, and on the arrival of General Chapman, with his aide-de-camp, Captain loulton Barrort, the party immediately pro- ceeded to Castlehill Barracks, where lunch was t rovided at the ...
... iriendst I fit toe tie:i ?? r e .1 'tith A r.c: He had comn- rnt rluicated wvi:i tite Post Ofiice authorities otl the z sijectl. aid ;hev had cottsidered the uiailer i utujunlctioll \vi:i vtthe has:ern Teleg-rapit (Ct- palty. A list tf die vodo vwt ds had been ...
... systemn of inspection also works b cad .ell, as not only the schools aided by public Tr,' lices fucids conc under it compuLsorily, but manyhm% endosrerl schools, aud soeic voluntary schcois of __have voluntarily coule under it, because it is - beneficial ...
... through their agents in South Africa to have at once remaeded some at least of the grave shortcomings which he do- scribes. Voluntary aid in time of war. unless properly incorporated with military organ lsa- tion, is of doubtful advantage. But this ineor- cration ...
... the expenses of the committee be E discontinued, and thatt the support of the corn- tinittee be marle dependanit on the voluntary liberality of the Church. Dr Grant's anmend- ¶ment was defeated by a' large majority, and . the report adopted. ln conlectiont ...
... recovery, and attended by the Duchess of RKN\TE’ c^a^n^tbe o^,!* January ihe t 'mttri ll^!^ Aberdeei tressiag symptoms, and to aid the beating processes hot pursuit of General Cronje army, which . that great numbers of those who were in- G W . Buchanan (Her ...
... respect of 1 the operation of the Act of 1897. the remainder bhavinz been claimable under the Act of 1872; and (2) the aid grant to voluntary Echools anmouniing to £12,18 Os 5id. Business of the House. Anwareing Sir Henry Campbell-Banoermean, Mr BALFOUR said ...
... ' I Dewetsdrcrp Was attacked by 2500 Boers on e 21st inst. It was defended by a portion f the| MA6Lh Field Battery and detachments of the Gloucestershire Regiment, Highland Light Infantry, and Irish Rifles, ntumbering altogether about 400 men. Sevire ...
... body when the majority of members, tj congregations, and courts enter into a Ii union with a Voluntary church. That is a q matter of minor interest to the Voluntary P parties to the union. Their property is safe T whatever happens. It -is to be hoped that| ...