... Canadian-Auetraliaa R M S. Line, and of Mrs. Jams* Huddart. Eastbourne. Killed In action Gras pan. neve at her. 18T8. Tha Queen rend with feelings •ad pride the record by his com mend log ■•(Brer the noble eeaduct your son. whose heroic hut untimely death ...

... visitors the working the tlome. In the unavoidable absence I’rinccss Battenbcn. owing the ill-bcalth of Pnn.-c le-TJJ PHnces. Victoria Schlrswig-Hol-t. to ■■l’ciwi. , afternoon exhibition work in Berks Bocka Needlework Guild, Long Walk House, Wlodu.r, stnch~ ...

... to.i >»».■ S'IBITOION.-Mr. CRITERION THEATRE. DON, with tb* Kntira Cart, H.TINU ISVaTCXDAT cam »trw b. totoil. T»l. , Q~t. QUEEN’S THEATRE. Mr. H. B. IRVINO. * l fi*lD^F l , Jft.lS. fix SUKL* U, *“•*• S.ti TUBS. KVIT. tS Fwiwl La^ ...

... cheered by the spectators. His Majesty subsequently entertained Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria luncheon the Portuguese Embassy. After accompanying the Queen and Princess Victoria to St. Psncrss Station their departure for Sandringham, King Manuel ...

... Wolfs-Barrv. Sir thorns. t«lu«. t,r Anton, and Sir Albert «ul»o BUCKINGHAM PALACE. Tcwdat. Hrr the Queen, eccompeiued her Royel HifhoeM the Prince*. Victoria, nod attended by the Hon. Charlotte Knolly* and General the Right Hon. Sir Probyn, left the Palace ...

... ia improving. Last evening it was stated that he had passed a fairly quiet day, and had suffered less pain. I, Tuesday. Queen Victoria Ruglnie, accompanied the Docheas of San Carlo*, First Lady in Waiting, and the Duke of Santo Mauro, the Court Chamberlain ...

... someireitat ions of old Italian work made by some the poor women in the Army** Homes, which were purchased the Queen and Princess Victoria. The Macdonald was before Lord Sherrington in the Court of Session, Kdmhurgh, on the question of the relevancy of ...

... Inet.. Iwtween • Hotel. Albeaaarle etreet. Prla.ee - and Theetra. DIAMOND BROUCU. coo»Mutg of twvbearU on inrtaatTDoar Victoria SUtino. GdiLD BANGLE with Inacriptloe*. Apply Bbiailer. welle t. |l. Htrend. JOST, Ti».Jb.v. Nnv. Ililh (Ukhil 5.30 p.ib ...

... draw‘Du*. artlrW. Sim aM claM. fKarded May to-morrow catalogue* had ♦. LCTNrrER r.ABDFNb' a^SSt*' walk from LeaeaterraV* and Queen a.*ggji Watteau wbjerta. a ormolu, buhl and torto ...

... fro* Queen’s (Royal Surrey) Regiment. Dated July IMS. but rank from August 8. MSS. Lieutenant H** Murray. Queen’s Corps Guides, fro. the (Royal Highlanders). Dated July 8. MM. hut from Norember ». MM. Lieutenant Malcolm Hamilton Battle. Queen s Own Light ...

... Windsor Castle for Loudon on the termination of hi. Slate visit the King and Queen. Their Majesties the King and Queen, Queen Maud of Norway and Prince Olav, and Princess Victoria travelled with King Manuel London. All Windsor appeared have assembled along ...

... Hilda Jacohawi. J. W. Blckahy, Br/rrleM la. to £3 Sa. Doors 7.30. BAT. MATS.. aH.IIC Branli yivoLi V»ote e.l, or.ni Jmm*. victoria monks. mmIIM*. His lUtford. Mm f'tOLIHtiUM.—TWICE DAILY. 2JO and 8 p.m. bKYMOt'K HICKS I H. W. ANDBEEP 8 BotM ilour U. Ite ...