... PALL MALL GAZETTE. Occasional Notes. The Queen ha* once more shown her unerring instinct tor the little details that at least as much as anything bind an Empire together and to its Sovereign. When the Duke of York °l*“ Parliament of the Australian Co ...

... drowned near Kiel some four years aga It is bis brother, Duke Adolph Friedrich, who is spoken of as the future Pnnce Consort of Queen Wilhelmina. The health of the Duke of Richmond and Gordon, K.G., has greatly improved since his arrival at Gordon Castle, ...

... of funds when he could get them. He Mr. J. J. Clakcv. Mr. William Clancy, of Carragh Lodge, Clare, Galway. He was educated Queen College, Galway, M.A. the Royal University of London, and before going btto Journalism was classical master the Holy Cross ...

... them. He is a county Galway man, his father being llr. WVilliam Clancv, of Carragh Lodge, Clare, Galway. He wias educated at Queen's gllcge,. Gailway, is M.A. of the RRoyal l nversity of London, and before going into Journalisml was classical master at the ...

... mtict, 18, Cmarino Cmss R«a*. The Hon. Ivan J. L. Hay and Mr. J. N. Bigge are to be the Pages ol Honour iu Waiting on the Queen until November 1, replacing Viscount Torringtob and Mr. H. E. Testing. ■, Sir Charles Cust will to-morrow replace the Hon. ...

... expected to arrive at Sandringham for the winter Saturday, and Prince her at the a few.days Charle* of Denmark and Princess Victoria will return to England with the Princess of Wales. ' ■' •• ■ • ' - ; - *■' -'.. . The Tsar and the Taaritsa, with the Imperial ...

... Portly be re6C !f.l, ton^dwiiera. Abergavenny, t for Belfirat. n,e Marquis of Chartberlain has The •ppointmeot wMltog the Queen, created vacancy H lt is generally aap^ted IheM , jS?uSS^: Westmorland, Getaad, Mr. J. W. i-oasamr, ami Mr- Lady Gerard and ...

... At a very early Be waa a qualified science teacher in a large number of aubjecta under the Science and Art Department. Aa Queens scholar he went to St. John's College, Battersea. After brief stay head master of St. George's, Hanover-sq., he went St. Gabriel ...

... Battenberg, and left Frogmore House, Windsor, for Victoria. Subsequently their Royal Highnesses, attended by Admiral Baron von Seckendorfl; left Victoria for Flushing ,en route to Kiel Princess Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein at present visiting Admiral ...

... i«f. Wales, '***> j* ipeodtot StooS to Deesido for a fortDigbt, J'®*? the Prinoe will arrive at Marlborooeh Hooaa „ the Queen ainco they abftaf a nmvu _ ihePrio«qfWak»wjlibep«»ent. Prince Christian expected back from Germaayiß Princess Christian and dau*hto ...

... PREPARE TO VOTE. A fortnight from to-day the fifteenth House of Commons of Queen Victoria’s reign will have begun to be made. By that time considerable number of candidates will have been elected unopposed; that happy, comfortable band, indeed, will be ...

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