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... to go on the sick list, following service South Africa. Lieutenant E. A. J. Johnson-Ferguson, the senior subaltern the Duko of Lancaster's Own Imperial Yeomanry at Woisley, has been transferred to the Lanarkshire Queen's Own Infantry Glasgow. Mr. John ...
... cadets at the Royal Military College and Royal Military Academy; whether it was intended that such boys should also take precedence cf the cadets who had passed into the college and academy by competition, and had received military instruction; if the ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. A BUSY DAY. Yesterday, th. Speak — - or took the chair at 124.., The Delon Budget was pat down for Tuesday. Fir W. Werlderhere salted leant to makes *tenement. He saw by the that that Profnor Go:hale that be was bn ins .orrespondoote ...
... NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE It is intended to add 7,000 to the naval forces in the forthcoming estimates for the years 1855-56, making the number to be voted for the naval service 70,000. A very supeiior ball for rifles has been invented a resident ...
... said that when India he had himself attempted to abolish the India Navy, whose services he highly eulogised, but the Admiralty of that day would not consent to place the Queen's ships under the control of the India Government. When at the Admiralty he had ...
... ; and that in this country, where military service entirely voluntary, the fact of having varied descriptions of forces such as the regular army, militia, volunteers, and yeomanry cavalry, tends utilise for military sarvic? a largerproportion of the ...
... tho at 200 yards, tho at 500, the Chobham at 600, and Qowsbot tho running deer. The ni former years for the naval and military services, the militia and yeomanry, and the mounted volunteers and cyclists are repeated; and the new magazine rifle is be admitted ...
... next session, showing the many advantages which would result from the quarterly payment of salaries in the civil and military services. Education.—Sir J. PAKINGTON gave notice of his intention to movo for leave to bring in bill for the promotion of general ...
... in the ' Queen the system in vogue in Germany, shows how completely it answers its purpose. Every man or woman seeking to enter the service of another, whether as artisan, clerk, or domestic servant, under obligation to procure a service book, which ...
... say how far | QUEEN STRIKING TRI a The funeral of Major-General Sir Stanley erywhere Sm Epwarp Grey is committed to the support | took place at West Newton, near Sandrit of Russia, but the loss of Mr. Sucsrex to Persia } Queen Alexandra, King H y. Yes- ...
... speak of navy I must not forget the services oi Royal Marines; and I assure this House that thero is coldness between that arm tho services and the army. We are always too glad avail ourselves of the valuable services the Koyal Marines. On every occasion ...
... visit to one of the men’s refresh- ment rooms. After the luncheon the Ki dom. ng to Lon- THE QUEEN’S RETURN. HER MAJESTY LEAVES COPENHAGEN FOR ENGLAND. Queen Alexandra, Princess Victoria, and Princess Charles of Denmark, with the latter's infant son, Prince ...