... } e . FOR SPARE MOMENTS. NURSES' AGE LIMIT. The Driffield Guardians have just been ixi forimed by the Local Government Board th: in making future appointments it would b well not to select any person as nurse of assistant nurse who is not 21 years of age ...

... ROYAL VISIT WOOLWIC NEW RWY URSING SERVICE The King and Queen left Backinghem Palace iu a Carriage at 250 ves day efternoon for Cross, to vis He wert Woolwich The special conveving their the King and Queen to Woolwicd in to ineugurare the new of Army ...

... THE KING AND QUEEN AT WOOLWICH. NEW SYSTEM OF ARMY NURSING. The King and Queen on Monday inaugurated the new system of army nursing, which is to be known as Queen Alexandra's ...

... which the Queen, the Empress. and Princess Victoria Louis e of Prussia were seated shied at the cued of the artillery salute id 101 guns, kicked violently, and thee plunged so desperately that it threatened t. overturn the carriage. Queen Alexandra was obviously ...

... © ¢ The Princess.”” 7 Queen Alexandra, in letters written on her behalf, continues to speak of herself as ** the Princpss.”” Writing as late as yesterday she so designated herself. . e A R T ; What Wiil Happen in Heaves. Queen Victoria had a few months ...

... securing of sufficient nurses and doctors to meet all emergencies, and generally the adoption of whatever means are necessary to secure the health and comfort of those whom circumstances have placed under British care. As to tho military situation, there are ...

... without disorder. Queen Alexandra’s birthday yesterday was celebrated at Windsor and other places the ringing hells, and by the singing of the National Anthem in churches. The British residents in Vienna have, in grateful memory of Queen Victoria, provided ...

... --td TATTLE FROM TRUTH. Queen Alexandra tell! hold instill Courts for the reeepte.n ~f the antes of Ch.& de %MIMI, arow:lance with the prattle. of Queen ('harlotte and Queen Adelaide. At all funetions hold by the Queen Contort on her ...

... placed a gaa-aar:lace at the Quieter Entrance. Ihe Queen*, Company of the Grenadier Gelrils. with the Queen's Colour. will be drawn up facing the and will present arms, after which thee will wheel shoat and epees cutwarda, forming a double rank, though ...

... oilonial policy. the Imperial policy, of the mis-called Little Eng. lender, and it is the policy which will bold our colons.* tighter than all the guns that were ever cast. The topic of the hour is the visit of the King and Queen to Knowsley on Monday ...

... children remdered two voral numbers ns us the memorial be seen, amd by them under stood. Queen Victoria was not only venerated The Chairman said be was sure that great £ Queen ond continued cheer- ict but all the world over, audience would feel deeply indebted ...

... it not long ago, says a correspondent, and, point-' jug to the foremost seat, said, I suppose that was where Queen Alexandra used to sit whet , she was Princess of Wales P Oh, no,' said the grave official of the stables; that place was invariably ...