... Elder-Denapster's proposal for the establishment of a direct steamship service between Jamaica and England, the company to receive a yearly subsidy of £40,000, of which the Imperial Government willl pay half. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ THE LATE DUIKE OF TECK.E The ...

... be clearly understood, the writer says, that the ladies of the Army Nursing Service do little or- no individual nursing. Their duties are almost entirely to supervise the work of nursing orderlies, provided, from the corps stationed i in the garrison. These ...

... BARNES.-Great success of the Imperial Bioscope War Pictures to Date. Alexandra Dagmar, Charles Bignell, Verne and Voycs, Jessie Albini, Charles Deane, Lizzie Kirk, Henry Wright, the Bandurrias, Frank Seeley, l May Queen, Frank Leon, Rosa Glenn. Tom Woottwell ...

... retired with his cattle -to the north. Commandant Grobler has done the same.- B. P'S N E W 0F 0 R C E. CONDITIONS OF SERVICE. PRETORIA MILITARY CAxMP, Wednesday.-A first-class trooper in General Baden-Powell's new police force is to receive 9s. a day clear ...

... Gear-e Lee, Manager.F NEW ALEXANDRA THEATRE, v J1.1 STOKE NEWINGTON, N. Sole Owner and Manager, F. W. PURCELL. Among the numerous theatres recently added to Greater I London none is handsomer or better managed than the J Alexandra, the house at which Mr ...

... Clapham-common, London, S.E. 'NTEW ALEXANDRA THEATRE, STOKE NEWINGTON, N. Sole Owner and Manager, F. W. PURCELL. Among the numerous theatres recently added to Greater London none is handsomer or better managed than the Alexandra, the house at which Mr F. W. ...

... Black Bishop. June 11th, Artillery Theatre, Woolwicb. R.1rR- SYDNEY COMPTON, as General Fairway, in On Her Majesty's Service, Imperial Theatre, Bordealey. enR. MARTIN COMSTOCK, General Manager, H. and F. Poole's Myriorama, Corn Exchange, Coventry. IR. ...

... Clapham-common, London, S.W. NEW ALEXANDRA THEATRE, N E STOKE NEWINGTON, N. 1Sole Owner and Manager, F. W. PURCELL T Among the numerous theatres recently added to Greater London none is handsomer or better managed than the Alexandra, the house at which Mr F. ...

... Radnorshire. THE QUEEN AND PRINCE CHRISTIAN VICTOR. The London correspondent of the hifan~rhster Guardian relates a touching little story arising from the visit of the two hospital nurses from the front to the Queen. One of the nurses made a simple reference ...

... MODERN FIELD-GLASSES. To the naval and military officer, the sportsman and the tourist, a Binocular is most necessary. The war in South Africa and the operations in China have awakened an interest in field-glasses which is so widespread that our readers ...

... THEATRE, E.- Proprietress and Manageress, Mrs A. MELVILLE. Every Evening, at 7 45. Important Production, of the Military Drama, ON HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE, by Wilton Jones and Walter, Melville. Grand English Opera Seaeon commences Monday, Feb. 12th. J. W. Turner's ...

... WINDSOR, Nov. 11th, 1889. 5184. THREE CHEERS FOR OUR QUEEN. Scenes at Spital Barracks, Windsor. Inspection of Officers by her Majesty the Queen. Length, 75 feet. 5485. HER MAJESTY rHE QUEEN LEAVING SPITAL BARRACKS AMID CHEERS FROM HER HOUSE- HOLD TROOPS ...