... Auxiliary : Army - Nurses. It is proposed by Mr. A. (I. Hales, one of the waz correspondents who have lately returned from South Africa, that army nurses should be taught to ride until they are expert. horse-women. Mr. Hales says: It seems to me that ...

... they are allowed, and with women as much as with men, and I am certain that if the gladiatorial shows of Imperial Rome were introduced at Olympia. the London crowds would, in the main, be delighted with them, and the London women would eagerly turn down ...

... THE AUXILIARY FORCES. The subjoined special army orders hare been issued by the War Office: A.—Employment of Officers of the Auxiliary Forces with the Regular Forces. An officer of Militia, Yeomanry, or Volunteers employed, during the present emergency ...

... WARWICKSHIRE AND THE WAR. ORGANISING THE AUXILIARIES. THE YEOMANRY. The headquarters of the Warwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry presented • busy some on Monday morning. when • large number of volunteer yeomen wad civilians presented themselves for meraination ...

... had done his su.r thoroughly not. CBsrcr *eroiided. and it was carried. Incrfasr Police Fobce, Tli* Mator moved, on tbe Wateh Com- Binire r rnmerdstion. that the police k-t®* •Vuld in* reared by four constables. Ho that Wor*e«ter was far behind of smilsr ...

... YEOMANRY CORPS. - ~ .1 . MAJOR, VYNDHAM - QUIN'S COMPANY. VOLUNTEERS TRAINING AT CARDIFF BARRACKS.. 31ORE M4EN ACCEPTED YES- TERDAY. One can spend a les5 entertaining hour or two than at the Cardiff Barracks just now. The big open space which is known ...

... THE AUXILIARY FORCES. THE CITY OF LONDON IMPERIAL VOLUNTEERS. THE ENROLMENT. New Tear's Day, 1900—the date of the formal eurolineut of the first 500 members oi the City of London Imperial Volunteer Corps—will long be looked on as a red-letter day in the ...

... have facili- tated in every possible way the form-iation of the corps, Colonel E. W. Beckett, M.P., in particular having been its strong friend throughout. it is an open secret that the corps is going to Beira, through the Canal, to be attached to Sir F ...

... before the Bank was reached for a last the crowds had into the ranks, and the be- came a curious mixture of women and civihans. At places the police arrangements were altogether nad: uate urgent mexsage from th House te land Yard for more help As the mass ...

... COLONIAL CORPS DISSATISFIED. INSUFFICIENT POLICE FOiICD. Tltongh our armies have marched hundreds of milca within the las. two months, through country presenting difficulties, driven the enemy's forces from their alrocgcst posit iocs, captured monitions ...

... WORK OF THE AMBULANCE CORPS. tike of ye*Verd»y Sheffield Corps of St. John Ambulnnce Brigade had «t« first real opportunity for (hewing here its value for service, though during the war, course, the corps has shown ita worth the country by sending fewer ...

... HARROW SCHOOL RIFLE CORPS On Wednesday last Colonel liackionon, Corn. mandant of the C 1.V., came to Harrow to inspect the above. The Corps mustered at 9-30 in the school yard, and then marched to the Football Park, to the strains of their own Brats Band ...