... STAFFORDSHIRE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. The Coming Inspection. The members of the Staffordshire Imperial Yeomanry now in camp at Chartley Castle, near Stowe, under the cataniantl of Coloi.el Sir Reginald Hardy, Bart. tthe officer secouil to command being Mapar ...

... members of the fine local troop of Imperial Yeomanry and the. devote a little of their leisure time to the useful service of the country. There will be a capital programme of events, the moat important of which, from a military point of view, should be the ...

... University. The Km and Queen and Princes. Victoria on Saturday inspected the nes: military hospital at Milbank. This hospital, built for the London garrison, adjoins the Tate Gallery, and probably will be known as the Alexandra Wye' Military Hospital The building ...

... interest amongst members of the local military organisations is the tonrnamenl and sports prompt-4 by the Newcastle. Potteries, and Leek Troop. belonging to the Queen's Own Royal Regiment of Staffordshire Imperial Yeomanry. The tour. lament is to be held ...

... fight until he bM beyond an reasonable doubt mistake of justice had occurred WAR OFFICE AND NURSES. Queen's Gift The British Medical Jour Home for the military nursing sei erected in connection with the hospitgt at Millbank. The plane Here, drawn. UM' time ...

... Serge. 'The Princes, of Peace is also a niece- of Queen Alexandra. whose gentle %attire she shares. Lord Curzon and Mr. Brodrick. Lord Curzon and Mr. Brodriek, although they have differed on Indian military matters, will doubtless remain close pimional friends ...

... the ase of up to the last. On the occasion rthday two years since Mrs. Bremthe gratified recipient of a small prefrom Queen Alexandra in recognition wy event. BY ACCIDENT AT TREDEGAR Two Men Elßed. Iliery at Tredegar, belonging to the Company, this morning ...

... command to join the old Crimean veterans who are to form a guard of honour to the King on' his Majesty's visit. with Queen Alexandra, to ,Manchester on the 13th Inst. Hatenarresaar' Ancor:Tr.—The July meeting was held the Prinlend Hotel. no Tuesday. ...

... institution whieb o P ress Assettalon SUB! DINS Tributes to the Rumen. July lath service was held to-day :he victims in the Far'ai. Plchon, Resident Genin civil and military author:. Piehon delivered tip name of the Govrm he paid a tribute to lb., agony ...

... the opi.orturity of seeing a military rlieplay of the most extensivescale ever introduced Into the die. • The King of Spain concluded his visit , trio.. and at the same time of herring a. !Men- King Edward and Queen Alexandra this morn- did programme of ...

... g, tool place in ISM.' Two children r wore horn of the ina-riage. The son, Prince; Leopold, is an otheer in the Austrian service, while the daughter is the wife of Duke Envi. Gunther of Schleswig.liolstein, brother to the. ;German Empress. For some years ...

... artideill' At Buckingham Palace, the Royal vieitor was limit encouraged malingeyinc. They all wel• received in State by Queen Alexandra, all the coined the extension In the Bill to other trades. :great odioens of the If ouscitokt beingpresent. but they sincerely ...