"The Lieut.-General, on relinquishing the command, desires to express his deep regret in severing his immediate connection with the splendid force it has been his honour to command throughout an almost continuous series of engagements and active operations, commencing in February last to the present time. General French recalls with pride and satisfaction the many occasions during that period upon which he has personally witnessed the intrepid gallantry displayed by all ranks of the Cavalry Division. A glorious reminiscence which will be ever present to the end of his life. "The warmest thanks are due to Brigadiers, Commanding Officers, Officers, N.C. Officers and Men, for the skill, courage, and endurance which have been mainly instrumental in securing the successful results obtained." _13th._--The Committee of the Scottish Regiments Gifts Fund have sent 600 pipes and 600 boxes of tobacco for the regiment. Civil Vety.-Surg. Gamble attached to the regiment. Corpl. Hon. A. M. Henley, Compton's Horse, to be 2nd Lieutenant. _15th._--The regiment marched from Pretoria to Kaalfontein. _16th._--The regiment marched from Kaalfontein to Elandsfontein. _17th._--The regiment marched from Elandsfontein to Klip River Station. _18th._--The regiment marched at 4.30 a.m. for reconnaissance. No enemy. _19th._--Lieut. E. Usher appointed Adjutant from 10th May and promoted Captain. _20th to 30th._--The regiment marched from Klip River Station to Varkenfontein. _Nov. 27th._--Major H. J. Scobell appointed to the command of 1st Brabant's Horse. _29th._--The Rev. Greenfield attached to regiment. During the regiment's stay at Varkenfontein it was employed on reconnaissance duty every day, and stood to arms at 3.30 a.m. every morning. _Dec. 1st._--The regiment marched from Varkenfontein to Reit Kuil. _2nd._--The regiment marched from Reit Kuil at 3.50 a.m. Enemy occupied strong position on right of advance, were driven out without difficulty. Casualties:--Wounded, 3594 Pte. Keogh, and several horses killed. Bivouacked at Kaalfontein. _4th._--The regiment marched from Kaalfontein at 4.45 a.m. in connection with General Hart from the north, General Babington from the west, and General Douglas from the south, against the Losberg; enemy had retired. Bivouacked at Losberg. Capt. Seymour sick. Lieut. Finlay in command of C Squadron. _5th._--The regiment marched from Losberg to Klopperskraal. _6th to 13th._--The regiment marched from Klopperskraal at 5 a.m. to Meyerton.