... officers the corps of artillery was promptly held up by the . Dictator, General Primo de Rivera, who persuaded the King to issue an edict disbanding the corps. The trouble has been scotched, but it appears that it to have aftermath. The artillery corps is the ...

... Pariah Church. They are be accompanied by the Fortress Company and by many ex-Royal Engineer officers, officers, and men who have indicated deisre to take part with j the corps in its tribute. Over 120 officers and 2000 other ranks enlisted the City of ...

... es the medical profession from all parts of tho Highlands, and a large crowd citizens, with members of the local Royal Army Medical Corps, who had served under Dr 3lackenzie in the Great War, and nurses from The Northern Infirmary. At tho grave the Rev ...

... Cooper, 90 Hamilton Place, placed the wreath on the grave in Trinity Cemetery where officers and men belonging to the Royal Navy and Royal Naval Reserve are buried. The site of the grave and the beautiful monument that now stands on it were generously given ...

... DEFENCE. Training of the Observer Corps. As part of the home defence training for the year a comprehensive series exercises will be carried out by the Observer Corps this week in conjunction with certain squadrons of the Royal Air Force. ...

... the building of small arm ammunition Btores at Fonthill Road, and that meantime the formation of the Wireless Observation Section, Royal Corps of Signals, was to be held in abeyance. The usual grant was made to each battery and company towards the football ...

... played selections during the ceremony. The King was attended in the Throno Boom members of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms and a detachment of the Royal Bodyguard of the Yeomen the Guard. These latter were under the command of Lord Loch, who was doing ...

... Foreign Affairs, made important speech last night at a banquet which was attended by members ol the Royal Household, the Cabinet, and the Diplomatic Corps. The Minister declared that Spain, which had thrown open whole continent to the civilisation of Europe ...

... wprker, Mr Miller was secretary of the old Caledonian Ambulance Corps, and after the amalgamation of the -St John's and the St Andrew's Corps under the name of the Perth Railway Ambulance Corps, continued to act for a time in that capacity. TWO FIFE TRAGEDIES ...

... n should be made to him. personally. DOCTORS. The following announcement Appeared last night's London Gazette: Royal Army Medical Corps—General Hospitals—The undermentioned officers having attained the nge limit, are retired (September 30, 1921), and ...

... gaeotted second lieutenant in the 10th London Regiment and served in Gallipoli. In 1916 transferred the Royal Flying Corps, which he served as observer and pilot in Egypt and on the western iront. He was twice wounded. ...

... revolutionise observation and bombing work, while obviating the construction of cumbrous and costly aerodromes. A further great advantage would be its ability to land on the deck of a warship. Following are among the conditions to be observed by competing ...