... said corps. Paymsent was d resisted on the ground thatthe conditionson wlhich the amount d bad beensubscnibem had not been fulfilled, the defendantalleg. g ing that h'a subscribed 'd thbecondition that no member of the me oiombarton.Rifle Corps was to ...

... Orangbeint by the police. In- the morning, several of the night force, seesohn as they were dismissed, joined the'~jrocesiion' ih'teir uniform. - . GREENOCK. RIFrLE Conrs.-At aemeeting of the gentlemen who- have agreed to form a rifle corps here, held on ...

... wcsund3rl are fairly well attended at the racecourse. The convalescents. together with the men of the Natal Cape Police and the South African Corps and civilian prisohers. who number 200, receive better rations than the rest. Watervaal is art unhealthy locality ...

... to pay.: On this it. was deemed proper to ?? Pzsiment by the ateistallee of the 5uperintendent. Of porice and his mopnted corpe, The Bhats became exasperated, andimanized it ,otd le heuer to sacrifice their lives than to stbluit to whbat they thought ...

... field companies-in fact, to almost every branch of the corps. The Estimates of 1887-S make provision for the first time for such an increase of engineers as will meet the requirements of two army corps, with the exception that in the case of the second pon- ...

... has been sent round the various Artillery Volunteer corps ?? where there are coast defences in the near neigh- bourhood. We believe that in some cases it l will give an opportunity to members of corps to drill with ordnance of a much more recent date than ...

... impossible; hut the soldiers of the irregular police declined the fight with six brigands until their commander could bring up an additional corps of reserve from the modern village of Marathon. When that corps arrived the brigands had taken their departure ...

... Squadron .Forfar Light osc V. Do. Medical ?? Corps . .Aberdeen Coy. Do. Police . .Aberdeen Police. Do. Railwayears . .N. BCr.,&GtN.of Scot- laad Ry. CoJ. Corps Artillery and Ainiun. CoL. .Mid-Lothian A.V. Corps Cavalry . .Ltbians & ...

... Adjutant had reported himself as so C highly pleased with our corps that he found no necessity for t any second examination, as was anticipated for Friday last. t On that evening, instead, the corps resolved themselves~into t a meeting for business, and it ...

... there were 241 in all rep-irted during tie year; 170 if these were discovered and extinguished by the police, 101 being put out immediately. The police force, of sit ranks, at present numbers 1002 met. From this report it also appears that there- are at ...

... Emirs' wives are prisoners. Except the Emirs' families, there are very few women or children at Firket, the women having been for the most part left at Suardeb. The Dervish women here are helping to take care of the Dervish wounded. The railway will be ...

... hurried to the scene with their ladders, and placing them to the windows, succeeded, with the aid of the police, in rescuing several of the young women. The dames, however, were spreading with such rapidity that it was evident that all could not be rescued ...