... MacKinnon, Lieutenant - colonel Sir Howard Vincent, and Lieutenant - colonel Cholmondeley assisted in martialling the detachments. other detachments were dne later in the day. The numbor enrolled to day from the Metropolitan battalions as member* of the City ...

... I ress ; all j.ieselil eortlialiy tlie in, i.; —Aid tlmi luey suould s. ii.l voiitratulatlous to Aid. Ginsi l', tud syinpatliy ■ 11 . M«ll to, ill. —Mr. sucuudecl, ii.„ - lie itati .lust collie from Aid. iliuv. who was :iii iielkr, anil n,.|»ed soon ...

... The barriers erected at the approaches to Guildhall were thronged by the public, who vociferously cheered the detachments. The first detachment comprised fifty men and two officers of the 20th Middlesex (Artists), Colonel Elie in command, beaded by their ...

... Clshnds-Polu for the use of the cons- pan, gad lave also generously undlertaken the provision1 of ferage as uong as the detachment -o- mains in Derby. Mr. Isaac Rooene (Derby), the tenant of Lne land, has willingly agie d to this arrangencent. Mr. J. ...

... opinion: would not have them Said Mr. Balfour yesterday, facing problem in honest straightforward fashion. As long the voluntary system lasts tire public 0 cannot eSpcct to put into field much larger and better equipped force than to Africa. Out that ...

... OWEN, Captain, Adjutant Ist Bucks R.V. F and Companies belong to the Wolverton Detachment. Wolverton, writes a correspondent, sending double the number of any other detachment. AT WELLINGBOROUGH. A special drill for ihe members of the I aud X Companies ...

... rest of the detachment to Wyuberg. Tue committee of the Market Harborough Amateur Dramatic and Operatic Society have selected the week commencing Feb. 12, for the per. formancee of lolanthe and Pirates of Pen saner. Proceeds are to be in aid of the ...

... pointed out that enor- sums of money still req.uired from somewhere, and, Engl ashmen, we prefer to see this raised; by voluntary effort. rm- portaut that subscription* should bo abundantly forthcoming. *a * The Darley Dale Fund now exceeds £170. * .- ...

... Hill and 200 yards of the kopjes at Buffets Ylei, north of Colesberg, making excellent praclioe. General French, with a detachment of cavalry, guns, and infantry, advanced yesterday westward from Cole's Kop,m'a Hobkirk's Farm, turning north towards Colesberg ...

... is Priy ate John whose parents reside in Wide Bargate, Boston. of that regiment, Pp rivate J. Smalley was N o lof a Maxim detach- ment, » 8nd Lord Methuen show n ‘* great coolness and describes him as having Smalie judgment when wounded,”’ in Bos ton ...

... Cap tain and Adjutant Murray, Captai Jack-on. Dr G. Booth. Mr Ji Hall, R. T. Dewc : Mr J. G. Benson, Col. Hall. Aid. T. P. Wood Mr .T. J.P., Aid. ...

... and Co., who at once showed their desire that the voluntary system should be maintained iu Grantham. Ani the necessity for such a course, with an outlay of about £6,000 the last five years on the voluntary system, rightly proclaimed itself, without further ...