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... a crowd. Two of the men had journeyed from Macclesfield, and sat up all night, determined to participate in the service. A cluster nurses from Bartholomew a Hospital were among the earliest arrivals. When the doors were opened the unreserved seats of ...
... VII. Taking the Oath; «. The Crowning King on June 26; T. Marriage m 186 J; 8. Hia Thanksgiving Service of 1872; 9. Tiger Hunting in India; 10. Saluting Queen Victoria at Diamond Jubilee; 11. Sipido’s Attack on the King; 12, King’s First Council; 13, Receiving ...
... favourably consider a proposal for Colonial representation in the Imperial Parliament, and advocated Imperial free trade. Mr. Brodrick made some notable admissions on our methods of military muddling, and Lord Selborne said our policy in war was one of naval ...
... are plenty of willing workers in the direction of consummating the King generous wishes. The thoughtful beneficence of Queen Alexandra in providing for a tea-party to large number of serving-maids also being enthusiastically backed by numerous ladies whose ...
... GARY 30, ADMIRAL KEPPEL% FUNERAL. The King and Queen, who were accompanied by Princess Victoria, attended a Memorial Service for the late Admiral of the Fleet Sir Henry Keppel, which was held at the Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace, on the 21st inst. ...
... Stanley memorial service at Westminster Abbey. 23. Prince and Princess of Wales at Aldershot. 24. King and Queen laid wreaths on Queen Victoria's tomb. 25. Fire at Weston-anper-Mars. 6 lives lost. 26. King and Queen at Royal' Military ...
... Braybrooke died. 8. Peace Thanksgiving Service St. Paul’s Cathedral, attended bv King and Queen and other members of the iloyal Family. 9. Sad warehouse fire fatality iu London, ten persons killed. 10. The King and Queen at Ranelagh polo match. Lord Rosebery ...
... 10, Montpeliier-rd. Dudley Thompson, Mr and Mrs E, Ivy Hank. Maer-rd. Dullam, Mrs, 20, Murton-rd. Dunboyne, Lady, Alexandra House, Alexandra-ter. Duncan. Miss. 10, Morton Crescent. Dunford, and Mrs E T, 3, Brnnawick-«q. , Dunning. Mr and Mm, Prospect Villa ...
... buildings at Daeliontein will shortly be taken over by the military authorities. The greater part of the surgical and nursing staffs have returned home, or are about to do so. half the nurses sailing on board the Spartan and Britannic. The hospital has ...
... opinions of our Correspondent. HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN and the Royal family have been so feelingly sympathetic with the dear ones of those who have fallen in battle or succumbed to illness occasioned by arduous service in South Africa that the great heart of the ...
... placed at their service for the day, a field hospital was extemporised as on service, and the men were practised in pizking up wounded in action, giving them first aid, and in transporting them to the hospital for treatment. The Queen's Westminster Rifles ...
... told of the wonderful influence exercised over Queen Alexandra by Miss Roollya are varied and numerous, but on one point they all agree, if any influence is desired for any special object from the Queen, it must be sought through Miss Charlotte Knollys ...