... and are to proceed to a rendezvous in the Channel, ticular class of horse in any. particular part of ¢ Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service. a } , at the Sheffield Conference, suggested nae carrying ...

... ROYAL NAVAL NURSING SERVICE. ‘Too much cannot be eaid of the end tion thet officer: of the nevy who sent to one of hands of the naval duties are very arduous, yet they abways go ebout their often to enforced and protracted the brightest ...

... Queen Alexandra's Return. It is expectetl (says the London correspondent of the Birtninrham Poet that Qtteen Alexandra win be back in town next Saturday week. Her Majerty nee the King', pnrate railway ealoon when travellin,7 from Denmark to the toast ...

... HER MAJESTY QUEEN ALEXANDRA. This Morning's Ceremonies. Mikis', the Recorder of Plymouth (Dr. Bloke Odgem, Captain Campbell, R.M.A., Marine A.D.C. is waiting; Captain Sir Rickard Poom, Bart, and CupAin C. IL Arbuthnot, Naval A.D.C.'s m waiting; Colonel ...

... which Queen Vietorin and the women of the empice laid result of the women's memorial a hope carly next year to hand the to his Majesty the King and :o Queen Alexandra, ionemuch aa the “ Nurses” have now become personal charge of Queco ...

... ROYAL NAVAL Pe Assisiant-Paymasters J. 5. Latte te the I: W. L. Thi ford to the Juno, W. CG. Fiddes to the Bulwark, all oy , A. W. Fry to the Cochrane, duly Sist, © Témérairo, July BO. Jones to tee sie T. Martin to the Inplacable, July to the Queen, w ...

... the following. amoags: which are Two Places ROYAL, NA INSEE STUDENTSHIPS — FIRST, SECOND, Sat, Thireieth no List and vice Nominati. SSISTANT. CLERRS—service Nomination, qualiged fo ‘Twelfth Place CIVIL SERVIC AUST DIVISION CLERKS. FIRST and Tweaty-ni (ay ...

... NAVAL FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION mouth attend &@ conference of the commanding the three Reserve Divisions. ROYAL NAVAL FOOTBALL ASSOCLATION. was struck in the battleshi Empress of India at FIRST YEAR’S RESULTS. 10.50 a.m. yesterday, and will be at 4 p.m. Vessels ...

... were on the right at cinse interval, The Royal Engineers and the Army wing. ‘The Royal Field Artillery were in lino of batteries the left wing. Service Corps formed left the Royal pavilion at Aider- ‘The Queen and abot by the main gztes, ...

... The Royal Visit to the West. TO-DAY'S -CEREMONIES. - - Visit to the Royal Naval Barracks. Distribution of Medals. - - THE LAUNCH OF H.M.S. BY QUEEN ALEXANDRA. QUEEN, I 4 e \• 1• t b s . 4 - ' , ...

... ROYAL NAVAL CO .E, ARRIVAL CADETS. Tee Naval College, Dartmouth. was opened any public ceremoay upon the arrival last ing of the first contit of 100 cadets, who are to sir, ee uae, dy the establishment. ‘The cadets London by the express which reached ...

... of or the Royal Marines went they took them. It seemed to be beri the hey all stood op rong! for the army. Jet, for and a man, tong id beat the navy, (Hear, hear, a) The ‘was going abead in! navy. the ships, and there was branch the Boy Naval Barracks ...