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great facture of the Admiralty announce

ent of the heroism displayed by the troops of a battalion of the Middlesex Begiment (the number of the battalion fis not mentioned) on the transport Ty

treous when she struck a raine.. Were tain the headlines "under which the announcement appears in one of the Lonton papers in which the Admiralty's

rate. "It was a critical nuinout for every- one on beari. Panic de rontasian wond have resulted in a terribly, disaster. But the men, from the higgs to the lowest

vu hurd, belured like heroes.

Every nan inediately realised Mind higger fe apparently the steamer was

Whatever part the battalion is destined play in the world war it is certain that the great traditions of the Middlesex

men. he regiment haa,distinguished itself in many campaigns, but nothing in its annals redounds more to its predis than this splendid episechs on board the Tendarous,

.

It would have been worth an English- man's journey to South Africa to su the welpme which was accorded the batta

message is prefaced by the following ing down by the head and threatening as they arched, through the street# |

liney: "

"To stand en' ba still

To the Birkenheul drill

Is a damn tough bullet to chews

An' they done it ?--- Kirtini. The Secretary of the Admiralty mada the following anuancement last night (3xleh29) —

The Admiralty thinsport. Tymirates having on boar) a battalion of the Middlesex Regiment, struck a mine" at

te tuke the fuel plunge. It was inment Re test the nerves of the Bravest, and these young invy, frish from the fivilian life of Bousou: and the surround- Ling towns, stood the test mujkerbly.

the commands of sizeir effleurs as briskly Yuta wan dinched. All responded to

and orderly as ou parade, and quietly fined p.

As soon as the rol? had been called and pm on February 3, 1917, off Cape the under Stund easy had been given. Agulhas (South African cout) Asomeone started The Ling Trail," and, strong youth-easterly gale was blowing in a few seconds the whole gathering and immediately after the ex

explosion the ship began to settle by the head, im and to end of the ship had taken with her propellers well out of water, tip the Bauuting' refrain of the latest The Assembly was at once sound-warrbing mag- Then pentue the" pident ed, and the men put on their lifebelts fusdurite. Tipperary," and for half an sad paraded in perfect orier Ball afterwards, while the was called, and upon the order "Stand Pay" being given the whole battalion bey to sing

Two steamers were at ince dis patched to the rescue, and arrived apon the scene half an hour later. During this trying time, although faced by the probability of imminent death, the troops maintained the same steadfast courage and discipline.

ecension.

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ineline of the cork towards the bows becane more and more noticeable, chorus after chris swept along the lines and over the sea.

of a neighbouring own entertained by the municipal, council,

They wer the merniers of which paid warm tr bates to their bravery.

BIRKENHEAD EPISODE.

KING OF PRUSSIA'S IDEAL OF TRON DISCIPLINE.

It was on February 25, 1852, thus the tronpship Wikephead carrying drafts of young soldiers (frainforce their variops regiments on the South African frontier.

was wrecked on the reet of recke of Danger Print, 50 miles from Simon's Tay. There were in all 500 troops on beard, or with the crew and some officers and soldiers' wives and ghildren, a total jaf 838,

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Let it be remembered that the man of this splendid Middlewes battalion were All the women and childien were nut old and seasoned soldiers, and it will saved, but of those on board 445 perished. Dawn up on the poop the but at the poung soldiers food steadily shoulder to shoulder facing death while the Bir-BAREVE LABESTY OF $15,000,000 Per kenhead was grinding to pieces.

It is noteworthy that the incidente better understood what Insure they tonk place not far from the spot where have added to the glory of the British the Birkenhead was lost; antl naver Arms. Many of them, af all events, was a tradition of the British Army were young fellows who, a few months more worthily upheld than on this Before, had never handled a rifle or done anhour's drith, but were working at the desk, in the factory, or in the shop,

As has been well said out here, that they should have

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Thanks to the devotion and per severance of the captain, ship's others and engine-room staff, the ship was saved. The troops were transferred to the two steamers" and taken to Simonstown, where the Tyniarrus her subsequently retarned under

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His Majesty the King was gracious ly pleased to express his deep admira- tion of "the conduct of all rank in upholding the cherished tradition of the Birkenbend.

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BATTALION OF HEROES.

(FROM THE CORRESPONDENT DY TIM DAILY CHRONICLE. **

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Kven when the vessel was about to make her final plunge and the cour mander ordered all who could swim to jump overboard and make for the bowls, two of their officers begged the inen t"dows, the boat with the women would be swamped and alinost ter a man the heroes stood fast. To their eteran honour "not more than three made the aattempt."

All was over 5 minutes after the whip: struck.

Sot only every British heart was thril

TBING, SABOR'S PEUCKY ACT, The vessel's wireless installation had not been damaged by the explosion, anded at the store, but the then King of 08.08, siguals wire immediately gent out Premia was so iropressed that be caused whilst seat after boat lowered to the the splendid story of iron discipline and wurer. One of them was upset in its perfect duty to be read aloud as the bead deswant, bet young seaman, without a

of every registent in his kingdom." toomt hesitation, jumped overboard and seeded in righting it and the same pian, a little later, distinguished himself by diving from a lifeboat and resuming the regimental dog „Puddy,

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Cars Tows, February 12. Middleses Regiment has added to the It is another deathless story which the

traditions of the. British Army, and the

Thrill of pride with which the Motiner Chantey will learn of the behaviour of her sods; so many thousands of miles away. is shared to the full by very South

African, Intch British.

His Majesty, on learning of the episode, dispatebed the following message to the „Naval | Condbandera Chiel at Sinons.

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Please express to the officer com mending the Battalion of the Middlesex Begituent my adaiimation of the conduct displayed by alt ranks on

The Duession of the accident to the

Another example of piuck was given by

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overalls, did splendid work in the most engine-room and, "exchanging khaki for

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