... REVIEW. Colonel Stirling, of the Coldstream Gutuds, ana detailed to occupy the Fortsdown Hill forts. lta War Office strength read— Sergts., Rank Officers. dt.c. & File. Total. Victoria Rifles 4 6 70 80 George's Rifles 20 34 ...

... THE GRAND REVIEW. Caro, &pt edied - the closing of the campaign in Egypt—the grand military demonstation in Cairo—has been a thorough success, not odly so far as the military show was concerned, but in th more desired an effect upon native mind. The Egyptians ...

... REVIEW AT ALDERSHOT. An important parade of troops has taken place at Aldershot, when the Duke of Cambridge made a close inspection of all the troops at present quartered at the great military station. Fortunately, the weather was all that could be desired ...

... REVIEW AT ALDERSHOT. A sham fight of s most interesting character, in which the 11th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers took part, came off on the Fox Hills, about five miles from Aldershot Camp. The troop', numbering about 5000 of all ranks, were divided into ...

... THE ALDERSHOT REVIEW. The German Emperor proceeded from ea the morning of August 7 to Aldershot, where, &cr o p,. panied by the Duke of Cambridge and an lumens. number of English and German staff officevs, be nesie-d a three hours ield day on the Fox ...

... REVIEW AT ALDERSHOT. Though somewhat marred by the rain, which fell continuously during the man uvres, a recent display before H.R.H. the Field-Marshal Commanding-in-Chief and other officers of the headquarter eta t, in the Long Valhy, Aldershot, was ...

... THE ROYAL REVIEW. It has been officially notified from the War Offi^e to General Sir Archibald Alison, commanding the Alder'hot Division, that the Queen will personally review the troops on the occasion of the grand military display to be held at the ...

... THE NAVAL REVIEW. Correspondence has passing between the Admiralty and the Embassy with reference to the attendance of some ships from the Navy at the forthcoming naval review at Pennmouth. So far es the negotiationa have nothing definite been decided ...

... THE NAVAL REVIEW. It has now been definitely decided to commission on the lfith of July most of the ships taking part in the naval review, and as rapidly as possible they will fall into pckition off Spitbead in readiness for the reviewt which is fixed ...

... THE NAVAL REVIEW. The date fixed for the naval review in connection with the Naval and Marines Colonial entertainment at Portsmouth is the 23rd, and not the 26th, as has been announced. The Executive (London and Portsmouth) Committees. under Admiral Wells ...

... THE ROYAL REVIEW. The recent review by her Majesty on the Guards Parade of a large portion of the tro ps who wee engaged in the Egyptian expediron was a le illiant succees. The previous night had en promise of a tine day, the sky being clear, although ...

... WILLIAM MACLOT. THE REVIEW OF THE BAPTISM COR..ESPONDENCE REVIEWED. TO TEI IDITOR Or TEI 34LLTHINA ADVIRTISIR. SlL—Had the correspondence on the Baptism queetion been confined to Clough I should not have thought of troubling Jolt with any remarks ...