... and at Magdalen College, Oxford, and subsequently, when he de- cided to adopt the military profession, he went through the usual course of instruction at the Royal Military College at Sandhurst. At school and college he was remarkable for the keenness with ...

... Branch of the Queen Victoria Jubilee Insti- - tute for Nurses, whose headquarters are at the St. Patrick's Home, Dablin-an institute whose 5 beneficent purpose it is to supply trained mnrses . to visit the sick poor in their own homes. The nurses, on arrival ...

... Eytu. 27th (Devon) Comipany - Imperial Yeomanry; Lieutenant Kindersley, c Dorset Yeomanry; Lieutenant Crawford Don- - nelly, 54th (Belfast) Company Imperial Yea- niry; Lieutenant Lord Leitrim, 54th (Belfast S Company Imperial Yeomanry; Second-Lieu. - tenant ...

... attended Divinebrli service in the private chapel of the Viceregal ness i Lodge. Dean Dickenson conducted the service churc and the Archbishop of Armagh was the preacher. - jo Members of the Royal Family also were pre- sent. The Queen drove out in the grounds ...

... ti- and the Queen made much of the animal. Hert he Majesty was shown round the rest of the gardenso se by Supple, the senior keeper, who has been in , sly the service of the zoo for 38 years, and wvhose sat father wras in the same service from 18i3. fer ...

... before the Queen arrived, o . the Earl of Denbigh arrived, and arranged who d, should be presented. On the steps and in the ae porch were drawn up the sisters and nurses, and le the matron and staff were also assembled. On e- the arrval of the Queen the cheering ...

... S- geons of Ireland. Royal Irish Academuy. DC ?? Chamber of Commerce, Dublin Port and Dxc-' Board. Queen's College (BeU&sft. Queen- C lege (Cork), Queen's College (Gaiwa-). ?? corporated Law Society, the Honorable the I- ?? Society, Royal Hibernian Academy ...

... on the occoaion of the Queen's birth- 1h day, convoying to her Majmty hi; own con- O gratulation and th?se of the Amerian people. A l4 rae QUeen has sent President- MKinley a mast t ta9 raoous message of thanks. al The annual Queen's Birthday of the . temps ...

... MILITIA FOR. - FOREIGN SERVICE. BATTALIONS CONCERNED, . We ]ave received the following hm the War Office- The Queen has been pleased to accept the serices of twelve militia bttahions for service out of the United Kingdom, in 2-t co-ance with the pr ision ...

... Consul- General at Liverpool (M. Kiamil Bey) held a reception at the Alexandra Hotel, Dale-street, in honour of the 25th anniversary of the acces- sion to the throne of his Imperial Majesty ?? Abdul-Hwaid Khan, Stdtan of Turkey. essoheon iollowed the ...

... flag of the Mother Country in the service of their Empress- Queen. In this respect he held a unique position as Field.iarshal of the united Governments, because lie was the first who had the lhonour to command an Imperial Army formed of representatives from ...

... last time, in the hearing of I Ithe assembled military and civil officers he read -the Queen's proclamation, as follows:- Be it known to all men that, by the order of ! Mher Most Gracious Majesty the Queen of Great / ,Britain and Ireland, Empress of India ...