War and the return of the "C.LV, from South Africa was witnessed in the city to-day, when the First Brigade of the Guards and the First Middlesex, 4,000 strong, marched from dockland, where they had safe-Bt to Waterloo en route to guarded food supplies during the]
Aldershot, Eager thousands filled the streets and cheered the mile long proce: of troops, who were in campaign kkit, with steel helmets, gas-masks) and fixed bayonets Racing to be Resumed London, May 19.
The Stewards of the Jockey Club and the National Hunt Conmittee have now received a communi from the railway companies stati that they are prepared to deal with' fraceshorse traffic before race meetings.
'They have, therefore, given their sanction to racing being resumed on' May 21, but the Doncaster and Salisbury Meetings, which had been fixed for May 20, and the Ayr! Meeting, fixed for May 21, have been abandoned.—Reuter, 'Trades' Unions Abject Surrender}
London, May 17.
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