... has encouraged the volunteers by his advice and cordial recognition ot their patriotic services. Of the three great reigns when the throne was occupied by a Queen, Lord Wolseley wrote iu 1886, that ot Elizabeth would be known for the destruction of Spanish ...

... . and the Dean of Westminster had communicated, they received the Holy Eucharirt. Tho service concluded with an anthem and Benediction, and then the King and Queen pealed into St. Edward's Chapel, each by their own traverse, in order to disrobe and resume ...

... been_present at the Royal Military Tournament at Islington. The King and Queen were at the Derby on the 27th, and the Court went to Windsor on the 30th. On the 7th of June the King and Queen were at St. Paul's Cathedral, at a service in aid of the Hospital ...

... Royal and the Duke, with the Princesses Alexandra and Maud, will go for a critise next month before proceeding to Scotland for the autumn. The King and Queen of Denmark arrive in London on June 8, and the Queen and Princess Victoria will remain with the ...

... imagined that the Queen Consort was forgotten. It would be impossible for that to be the case in any assembly of Britons. aud notably in such an assembly as had gathered for the Coronation. To say that her Majesty looked every inch a Queen is to put the tatement ...

... family party.” There were eighty altogether, including Queen Alexandra (then Princess of Wales), the late Tsar, and the present Dowager Empress. At the return lunch on board the Pembroke Castle the Queen of Denmark rose and drank to Tennyson, and the King ...

... mont-s' war service, or subsequently completed such service before June 1, 1902. 4. In interpreting this rule the actual period of absence from duty either at home or in South Africa on account of wounds or sickness directly attributable to service in the ...

... to the Marquis of Graham. The Crown Princess of Roumania and the Crown Prince aro to bo the goods of King Edward and Queen Alexandra during several weeks of the London season, and will be present with their Majesties at Ascot races. Thu Princess. who ...

... of Society generally are coming back from continent and country in order to be present when the Kim; accompanied by Queen Alexandra, opens the session. There is a confident expectation among the West-end tradesmenthatthieaction on the part of their Majesties ...

... distribution was made by Mrs. Lloyd-George. The King has awarded the Imperial Service medal to Mr. H. Taylor. of Queen's Park Estate, Billericay, in recognition of his thirtysix years' service as an Aida' of Cold Bath Fields and Pentonville Prisons. Sir John ...

... calling itself the Labour Protection Association has issued a circular to employers offering the services of experienced men who have served in the military, naval, or police forces to cope with the efforts of picketers under the new Trades Disputes Act ...

... plays performed at a music-hall on Monday night. The King and Queen have granted their patronage to the Ropil Opera, Covent Garden, for the forthcoming autumn season of opera in Italian. Military and Naval. Captain Lionel F. W. Sanders, R.N.. has been appointed ...