... generally assumed that the King will not come to London until the day before the Coronation. But in the telegram sent by Queen Alexandra altering the date of the annual meeting of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association from July 31 to Ang. 8, her ...

... ADM. dark regularity, and so the jollity was unrestrained. and 14 • wet is to he men: A Bank Holiday at the Alexandra Palace without a military imeream barrow, painted red and yellow, a parachute dement and a balloon wont would be and a bareelvergan pounding ...

... IMPERIAL YEOMANRY HOSPITALS. A general committee meeting of the Imperial Yeomanry Hospital Fund was held yesterday at 20, Curzon-street, at which Lady Georgians Cursonpresided. Letters from Colonel Sloggett and Mr. Fripp gave a most satisfactory amount ...

... bat the people Denmark are thrown into mourning by the death, after a long peinful duxes, of Waldcmar. sister-in-law of Queen Alexandra. Daughter of the Doc de Oiartres and great-granddaughter the last King France, the late Prinoeßß poeaeseed Btrikrng p ...

... whole there must be Ll4O would have been paid to his credit about the Imperial Army. And that his important corollaries. time the alleged offence was committed. The wit- The Imperial Army must be ready to stale with tall nee said the granting of the gratuities ...

... formally proclaimed Shah, with Aaad-ul-Molk Regent, (p. U) AT BOMB. Stirred her Majesty's personal interest in the Queen Alexandra Sanatorium an anonvmous friend has made a donation £25,000, so that the institution will not only opened free of debt in ...

... QUEEN IN DENMARK. From Owr Owe Correspondent. COPENHAGEN, Sunday. Yeeterday Queen Alexandra, Princess Victoria, the Dowager Empress of Russia, the Grand Duke Michael, and Prince Valdemar, Queen Alexandra's brother, took a farewell luncheon ...

... joined a little later by Queen Alexandra, who had driven in her carriage from the Castle, and other ladies. The Royal party at once ascended to the room, Captain Burt giving the salute on the arrival of their Majesties. The Queen sat at the middle of the ...

... rale. Orange favours appeared in and least one restsu- rant served all diabw with sauce. Cordial from King Edward and Queen Alexandra were among the numerous Royal congratulations received Paiao*/ (P- 11) Mohammed V. held the Srat of hie reign Saint Sophia ...

... 838 509 Army Service Cons 386 Royal Army Corp& 3 100 Army Ordnance Corp 3 211 Royal Military School of 3 172 Royal Sse .- el Reeerre 6 .- 100 Hon. Artillery Company 5 203 70 Imperial Yeomanry 20 ...

... THE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY The only item of general interest contained in the Orders of the Day issued yesterday from the headquarters of the Imperial Yeomanry, Cloveland-ma miens, St. James's-square, is one to the effect that the Secretary of State for War ...

... committee, which the Lady Mayoress is the chairman, of the Territorial Forces Nursing Service, and was attended nurses from all the great hospitals, infirmaries, and nursing institutions of the met ropolis. The Lord Mayor waa supported by Lady Esher, Lady ...