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... pool, the unfavrourable conditions did not pre- at Lilvent the assembling in the streets of a huge 4t the crowd of men and women whose desire to so- ai a cord to the passing troops an expression of sad- tl t miration led theme to set at nought al thoughts ...
... mete of the general corps. The two bands of thea I.5th Irish end the Canard Cargo Employea Banda rheeded the procession, with the khaki dressed2 rvolunteers9 immediately behind, whilst tollowing .J F were other members of the corps.. The, mardi- e ;ing ...
... the special corps for th~e Imperial YeomanrYwsvose headquarters sire at 48, Duke-street, St. James',, that he has consented to become the colonel of the corps, and has intimated his wish that it- shall ha called The Special Corps, Imperial Yeomanry ...
... Second Lieut. Ack- royd, 2nd Yorkshire Light Infantry; Lieut ,f Waterhouse, 2nd Seaforth Hiwhlanders; and 168 men of various corps. h The Cunard transport Carinthia, with 1354 mules on hoard, left New Orleans for Capetown dat seven a m. on Sunday. s Allan ...
... ithhidres f nteesedon- cia, lookers and wellwishers, and, althoghthere the was a large stf of police to keep the route, ch( the cors coul only make slow progress- to Women elatives of the inen forced their way gi into the ranks and proudly marched alongsideal ...
... over he liad not the elightest doubt that the Volunteers of England would have another title than thoy before—namely, ae auxiliary forces (applause) He thou hi the conduct of the Volunteers #0 far—and be alluded more espe- cially to the Volunteers—hed ...
... WOM-N'S iad CONFERENCE ON THE WAR. in- To-morrow the Liberal women of Liverpool m' will meet to express their views on the lament- Lsable war in South A-frica. Over 100 represen-I rytatives of Women's Liberal Associations in the North of England have intimated ...
... King's Royal Ride Corps; Corporal W. Hill, Telegraph Battaion Royal Engineers. . DEATHS JANUARY 21 Private W. French, 5th Lancers; Private R. Woolard, 5th Dragoon Guards; Lance-Sergeant P. Burke, Staff Clerk Section, Aray Service Corps; Trooper Ja B, Davies ...
... pneumtonia at Capetown, 2.14 January. 854 Driver S. Stubbrngton, Army Service a Corps. died of enterio fever at Naawpoos% 21st January. 1548 Private G. Tarr, Cape Police, died of typhoid fever, 18th Jan., at Modder River. a 8876 Sergeant B. Blair, 1st ...
... liner in charge ne eqJ of their officers. th, THE SOUTH AFRICAN CORPS. th, Up to the present Lord Loch's committee di] have received over 200 applications to join the South African Corps for service with the Irn-Cl ?? troops, and fresh names are daily ...
... Young, on 25th January. 2nd KING'S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS. 119 Private A. Hall, on 24th January. A 9796 Private F. Barton, on 25th January. 19th HUSSARS. 4539 Privte F. Campbell, on 25th Jannary. ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS. 2901 Sergeant F. W. Bason, on 25th January ...
... suggestion by Mr Karr, MLD. Dun- raven says thre appheaviens to join the corps already 4 At the annual meetings of the Lirerpool Diocesan Church of England Temperance Reciety and of the Women's Union Asan ciated. held the reperts spoke of areal work being done ...