... TION. j (. mitt. Gi ? AOK? OWI EDGE Hiefo?re er CONTRIBI to th Hi nesaud Open-all-Night I Rfcfu - Hundr I Eighty Young Women and Gi .1 Is. ; J. D?? i :- G.. l;Mrs. 5.. 1; MissS., 1; . rther ?' i rj Ear 11 I \ Solicited. , LLIAMJ TAYLC ?? ston-roa ...

... aco Insp-ectors Stir]] Paterso, Clingan, Foulkes, quarier~s it anid Murphy. IT aerranta, sand 150 police-con- sioned ?? stabsles. Twelve mnounted police, under inpector 'anyin n Gfbson, assrised at the preservation, of a clear ?? Whid read, while Doetv-frpco ...

... the school in country nobly to call upon members Manchester Staff Corps fair eclipse them It for time that there of trained ambulance and men and in the Army Medical men a auxiliaries wanted Civilians Ambulance certificates been readily are being It- ...

... the following proofs: —Reservists and married women on the strength, certificates of identity on army form other cases, marriage lines and certificate signed clergyman, Magistrate, or superintendent of police. N.B.—The production above documents will avoid ...

... yarde ions.—Reuter. short of 6.000 yards. Modder'wver, Tuesday. LOOKING FOR VOLI XTEERS 1 Berwick rorrespondent stotea that polices morning yards ero on Saturday served upon Northumwho proceeded to within about y Artillcrr Militia, which trams the enemy’s ...

... to I t oi le t t hs ee Terticulee clams of the Schell Weathers ae roads in hand', and it is also the beet t i me f or an auxiliary lunatic esykon for imbeciles. Front THE VHESHIPE itEGIMENT. the newospoper reports it does t appear clear Limerick meters ...

... against the bank. Herbert Jones, the first whip, and Joves, the second whip, rescued her. The horse was drowned. The Bradford Police are making raids on to- boggans, Lord Methuen's wound entailed considerable suffering, but less of danger. Thomas Archer (29) ...

... evidence from time to time. (PR999 ASMOCIATION WAR Srt[7►L). Orange River, Tuesday. Major Burtchaell, of the Royal Army Medical Corps, who was captured under a flag of truce . for carrying a revolver, was released atter being tried by General Cronje. whose ...

... ouiethinif more than mere dieciplin* ik- r *n i ,i,. >t(k ii*. —i;.- f e.-.iv.. *• i*n ere nee to tne enemy* Artiste’ Corps (Col. Ldis in while kept the men under pallnijf lire (_ tremendous supply of ammunition r.uik and tile, two sergeants, and ...

... THE RESERVISTS. Presents were on Saturday handed to three memnbers of the city police iurce, who are shortly leasving for South Africa. They were the racipients of pipes, tobacco, pouches, and money, from thei comrades. '*ie three men are Frnest Da&vid ...

... Rides, and Rille Brigade, and a Depot Company of the Royal Army Medical Corps. The Majestioleft for Durban. l The Makool left Capetown for Durban on Saturday with Royal Army Medical Corps, horses, and mules For the Front. COl, Harry Cooper, A.D.C. to the Queen ...

... exactly the same work, but has to do it skiltully. and who is more° , er a trained combatant : the driver of the Army Service Corps, if on the threepenny rate and h ,ving one good conduct badge, receives .62 14S. 3d. a month ; ani if on the sixpenny rate ...