... InantyBands- man . Brry 2n Wilshie RgimntPrivate Private G. M'Dowell; 17th Compn Ary Sr vice Corps, Driver T. Clark; 41*-Cmpny rm Service Corps, Private W. Robet;Am evc Corps, Driver Read; Westusrlacotne, Sergeant G. H. Hensman; RimininsGie J. M'lladadC ?? Ligt ...

... in pursuit of a very large Boaer convoy Y moring towards Bloemfontein. e E BIECAPTURE e -OF JACOBSD A L. 0 t PLACE FULL OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. V . FIGHTING BY TE WAY. . . f Shrt afterTS0 last night the War 0iceo issued a despatch from Lord Roberts which ...

... Rifle Corp&-108 Private W.1Nicoll. lst Battalion Glocmestershire Regimnent.-619 Lance-Corporal C. Stainer. 1st Battalion Manchester Regment-4239 Private A. Pincher. Feb. 15. 18th Hussars..-4345 Private E. Oakes. 2nd Battalion King's Royal Rife Corps.- 69024 ...

... force be formed i1to a vohunteer corps, in'-hich case they in ib reuieid to put in the requisite I 1,,ber of drills as stipulated in regard to elnt gth eerieflh'Y. and would thereby add rf!cient body to the auxiliary force of a rnn t. If carried out, ...

... Liverpool Central were present thisear. He was glad, however, to learn that the Warrington corps was never so strong, while Manchester was likely to form the largest corps on the Cheshire Lines. (Applause.) The judge was an entire stranger, who only knew the ...

... that General Cronjo himself 13 willing to surrender, but that ho is over- borne by young Boers from tho Transvaal. There are women and children with the Boer force, and Lord had proposed to let them pass out of danger, but his as woll as the proffer of medical ...

... Society's dinner, at the Adelphi Hotel. Fri- day: 12, meeting Magdalen Institution, at t -the Town Hall; 3, meeting Ladies' Auxiliary I Tranaveal War Fund, at the Town Hall. j. y Dinner Maccabteus Society, c Londona The meeting to-morrow with reference to ...

... oide the town. The occupants number about 400 women and cbildren half being Dutch, who ar fed and clothed by British charity. The Boer leaders promised not to shel this 2ager . One night, however, the Dutch women were found to have slept in the bomb-pr-oftTnCk ...

... LIVERPOOL POLICE AND VOLUNTEERING. At the weekly meeting of the Liverpool Watch Committee, held yesterday, it was resolved, with one dissentient, That permission be granted to raise a volunteer battalion within the Liverpool city police force. In granting ...

... their Ishii trench. While this weHp* to drive them back. The of the peakleaatetn ontivwt is now vested in Captain Borah. .'ape Police, who. with Captain Brows, the sere fares, is oondticting the operations. Te‘ritiary (I datek—Doring the post week we have ...

... Mounted Police.. cape Volunteers ?? Natal Caxabineers ?? Natal Mountedj-ifnes.. 3Natal Police ?? Diamond Fiel3rtill'ry Diamond Field Horse..- BSA Police & Pro. Rgt Armosred Trains ?? Croeod Je Poort Force.. Rhodesian Regirent.. Chartered Co.'s Police . Darban ...

... g ceremony wilitake place to-day in n4 the Police Parade Room, Hatton-garden, when yc Mr. Joseph Hoult, the chairman of the Watch re Committee, will make a number of presentations in to members of the police force. These will consist az of six bronze ...