... and a thanksgiving service was held in St. Paul's Cathedral, and was attended by the Queen and the Prince and Prince's, the day being observed as a festival throughout the country. The Princess Beatrice was the last of the Queen's daughters to leave ...

... home for the Queen's Jubilee nurses in Chiswick and Hammersmith. I look upon district nursing, she wrote, as one of the most hopeful of the agencies for rasing the poor, physically as well as inordly, its province being not only nursing the patient ...

... filtering, as at present, through a civilian war minister. The military war minister need not necessarily be a very senior officer in rank or years; but should be chosen, whatever hie age, for military experience and administrative capacity; and it might confidently ...

... January Ist, 1900. The high rtandard of nursing has been maintained under Mire Jackson, the matron. The nursing of the Piet poor in tlleir own homes has iron skilfully and zealously carried .wt by the Queen's Jubilee Nurses. No less than 268 cases have been ...

... be rase pink, and the other purple. The Queen's held, two Union Jacks, an Imperial eeldier, a bluejacket, and a colonial soldier figure in the &sign of the penny stamp; and in the two- .envy one a bust of the Queen, a member of the Queensland Mounted infantry ...

... bishops and peers. After this, the Queen is anointed and crowned, but it must be remembered that she is crowned es Queen Consort, and not as sharing in her own right sly of the King's regal power ; in other words, Queen Alexandra will not be anointed and crowned ...

... come to London. The Dowager Empress has, it is true, paid us a visit recently, greatly to the enjoyment of hei sister, Queen Alexandra, and they are together this seek at Copenhagen; but it is more than doubtful shether her son will follow her example for ...

... late I Queen, but this was the first occasion on which he had had to propose the altered toast of The King. He would do so with the utmost possible brevity in the words, God save the King.— Needless to say, this and the following toast of Queen Alexandra ...

... high places of the field. Memorial services were held on Monday, and a.- these there was a large congregation of friends and sympathisers with the vicarage family in their great borrow. The musical part of the service Vag well rendered by members of the ...

... following amongst Gelber soma had been rensived: fit. Capstan's Church, harvest services 010 a; the Goldsmiths Co, £25 Queen's Park Rangers charity asateb, £l5; Napier Victoria Military braes band, is. Upon the recommendation of a sub•oommittee appointed to inquire ...

... 1901, Queen Alexandra Paid to the Jubilee Nurses: It gives me the greatest pleature to receive you alt here,to-day, and it is meat gratifying to me to he able to carry on the noble work founded by cur dearlybeloved_ and never-to-be-forgotten Queen . Vie- ...

... said the Bench impose the full lino. las. and costs, so that the prisoner might go to the prison irfirmary. Her Majesty Queen Alexandra has sent Mr William J. L. Hooper, of 37, Church-road, Acton, a letter of thanks for a copy of his letter published in ...