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... TRZ ROYAL MINT IiZDICA.L CORPS. What he wished to speak about principally was the new scheme for the reorganisation of the Royal Army Medical Corps which bad just been published. the old days when they rejoiced in regimental doctors — halcyon days to ...
... King's Royal Rifle Corps. Royal Fusiliers. Ist Batt. Royal Lancaster Regiment. Foot Guards— Irish Guards. Scots Guards. Coldstream Guards. Grenadier Guards. Corps of Royal Engineers. ...
... THE WORKING OF THE ARMY CORPS SCHEME. The Press Association says; It proposed very shortly to group the Militia battalions in brigades, accordance with the Army Corps Scheme, and the advantages of this system are likely be seen from tho outset in the ...
... Camping Ground at a Military Station, no charge will he made against Corps for (I) laying on or providing water, latrine accommodation, &c., provided such services are carried out by the Royal Engineers or under their arrangements ; (2) for the use of War ...
... Charles Dixon, of the Royal Engineers, Rectory Grove, Claphum, ami wus married to Mr. Limber in IS6U. Chepstow oorretpnndont announces the death «f Tutahill, (Jlouoealernhirc, Major General (Jhas. N'ernon Jenkins, late lI.M. Ib-ngal Corps. The deceased, who ...
... THE ROYAL TOUR. ARRIVAL AT SYDNEY. SYDNEY, Mar 27, TTk* Duke Duchess of Cornwall and York arrived here eleven thU forenoon board the Uphir. The pa&*i£e of the Koval s ...
... 210 were present. With one exception, all the Corps in the Garrinon were represented, and amongst those from a distance were the 2nd Vol. Bottn. Royal West Kent Regt. (Blackheath), and the 4th Vol. Battn. Royal West Kent Regt. ahem), 3rd Vol. Fssex Rtsgt ...
... ROYAL ENGINEERS. The Government of India, after full consideration, have decided to make no change in the rules under which the pay of colonels on the staff, Royal Engineers, employed on field service, are regulated. Suffolk Regiment (12th). Capt. Bowden ...
... Shore. Their Royal Highnesses landed in the royal pinnace at two o’clock, passing through a long double line of ships’ boats manned by bluejackets. The warships, which were dressed and manned, fired salute and the sailors cheered. The royal visitors were ...
... Majesties and tbs Royal party, with ths bride and bridegroom, going to the Royal antechamber, where the civil ceremony of the registration marriage took place. No incident occurred mar the proceedings. In the precincts of the Palace observed absence of gendarmes ...
... ceremonial, and possibly of some other observances at Victoria. the Royal party will leave in procession for Marlborough House, driving in a series of open carriages if the day fine. As already indicated in our columns, the Royal equipages will not go the nearest ...
... SOUTH LONDON OBSERVER AND CAMBERWELL ANDPECKKAI ART AND LITERATURE. THE WOMAN'S WORLD. A emreworriir achievement in chryeeleplantino -- I molpture lee just been completed M. d'Epiney, A idea. which owes its oriels to the who has taken as his sub mt. JO ...