... TALLYMEN OBSERVER ATjniST 31 proud to belong to the British Empire, and trusted that the day was far distant when they would ever come under any other authority or when thev would be severed from under* the folds of the Union Jack, which was protection ...

... of the Diplomatic Corps on down to inspect the goods for their rupee- Saturday night. tire departments. Confusion reigned I On Sunday morning, a private religious They got in each other's way and in the , service, limited to the Royal family and of the ...

... lie met on the vovage, when he observed a corps of photographers He said, “There they are”” He was snapped amid laughter before he had time to retire, 3 His fellow-passengers, whose regimen on the journey he had to observe as a private traveiler tell charming ...

... mmandant Stevenson. Massed bands of the King's Royal Rifle Corps, Ist West Yorks, 2nd Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, and the Ist Ulster Rifles, under Bandmaster Dunn, of the Ring's Royal Rifle Corps, played selections, and the hymn 0 God. our Help ...

... father, whom met on the voyage. When he observed a corps of photographer* said, ‘There they are.” but was snapped amid laughter before had lime to retire. His fellow-passengers, whoso regime on the journey had lo observe as private traveller. tell charming ...

... WIRELESS WONDERS, The same ciriticism applies to the Signal Corps and Royal Air Force. An officer of the Danish army, who been attached the division throughout the operations, spoke , terms enthusiastic praise the efficiency the signal service. Tile ...

... Colonel-Commandant Stevenson. Massed bands of the King’s Royal Rifle Corps, Ist West Yorks, 2nd Duke of Corn wall’s Light Infantry, and the 1A Ulster Rifles, under Bandmaster Dunn, the Kmg’s Royal Rifle Corps, played selections, and the hymn O God. Our Help in ...

... special lircle. It the first Court ceremonial at which the Duchess ha* appeared, and her Royal Highness wax* therefore the centre of keenly interested observation. Wing-Commander Greig, who was in attendance, made a number of presentatious the Duke and ...

... suited to their desires “LONDON GAZETTE” ANNOUNCEMENTS. London, Friday Night. Militia—Supplementary to units or corps— Royal Army Medical Corps—The undermentioned captains to majors—Thomas Walker, M.C., M.B. (31st October, 1925); William M‘K. H. Cull*gh ...

... Davis Perry, ■ C.L.B. Training Corps in charge of Lieut. Charles Watson, and Ist and 2nd Ballymena (St. Patrick’s) Companies of the Girl Guides, in charge of District Commissioner Caruth. The tw’o minutes’ silence was observed the large congregation reverently ...

... crowd the Canadian Dock, who gave the Prince a great cheer. His Royal Highness was gaily chatting to a pretty Quebec lady and her father whom met on the voyage, when he observed a corps of photographers. He said—*' There they are.” He was snapped amid ...

... ARMY APPOINTMENTS. Lancashire Fusiliers—Captain J. P. H. Hayes, from Royal Irish Fosiliers, captain, 3rd March, 19*23, with 14th March, 1921, and remain seconded. Royal Army Medical Corps—Major J. H. Barbour. M. B. (an old Queen’s man), retires on retired ...