... THE QUEEN’S NURSES. Nottingham Lady’s Responsible Task. The general supervision of the nursing arrangements is in the hands of Mrs. Green, a valued and trusted servant of the Royal House of England. Mvs. Green has attended the Princess of Wales, and her ...

... QUEEN ALEXANDRA LEAVES HOMBURG. Friday. Queen Alexandra Princess Victoria left here tbi* morning .penal for Hamburg, on their way Copenhagen. They were the station King Edward —Reuter. THE EXPEDITION FROM ADEN. RETURN 6TthFCOLUMN. MUCH NEEDED LESSON. ...

... i'on-e. Imperial Yc>- manrr. let Hint placed >m retired &m t-ni..''! Guards.—J. H. .Xo't-n. icmietuan lUnirersity >>-■■ int. 2nd Supernumerary Captain H. to Captain. r ...

... MILITARY PROMOTIONS AND RETIREMENTS. ______ i ■ following are promotions, retirements, etc., noti- jed last night's London Gazette LINE BATTALIONS Alexandra. Princess Walea's Own (Yorkshire Regiment).—Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Granville G. A ...

... completion his period of service command of a battalion, is placed on half-pav Major , Montagu Curry, D.5.0.. to Lieutenant-Co'loneL vice R. Loath. C.B _Tbe at WalM', 0»n (West Yorkshire Captain Alexander W. Inglis is seconded for service Adjutant of Volunteers ...

... for service with the Indian Staff Corps. Supernumerary Second Lieutenant A. White Second Lieutenant, vice G. Hartley, promoted. Tbe Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire Derbyshire Regiment).—Second Lieutenant E. a- L. Nickerson seconded for service with ...

... Toilet Service. A London firm of auctioneers sold yesterday a William and Mary silver toilet service by John Bodington, 1698, comprising, octagonal-shaped box. 12or. 17dwt., and two smaller pairs of boxes, a pincushion, and toilet mirror. This service, which ...

... the House of Commons,— The Kslimatc-s for the public service of the year will bo laid before you. The provision for military ' expenditure will largely increased on account of the charge for military operates Bouth Africa. Tho experience of great war must ...

... H. J. Richards. Tho police, under Superintendent Bielby, rendered valuable services. Embarkation at Liverpool. The departure from Liverpool of the first draft? the Imperial Yeomanry was marked dtspiav popular enthusiasm which will not soon forgotten ...

... CHIT-CHAT. The Royal Visit to Paris. The Paris correspondant of the “Tribune telegraphs:—Queen Alexandra drove out in an automobile yesterday morning and devoted some time to shopping. The King, however, did not leave hie apartments until noon, when ...

... Queen Sisters at Hove. Queen Alexandra and the Dowager Empress of Russia, attended only by gentleman in waiting, motored to Brighton yesterday morning in the Queen’s own motor. Their Majesties proceeded the residence of Mr- and Mrs. Arthur Sassoon, 18 ...

... PUBLIC NOTICES. ALEXANDRA THEATRE. SHEFFIELD, fl- Managing Director: Mr. WILLIAM D. FORSDIKE. First Visit of the Sensational Drama. QUEEN OF THE MOT, 7.30. Early Doors MONDAYS and SATURDAYS tf 6.30. NEXT WEEK: THE SCAELET WOMAN. PIKE PALACE. SHEFFIELD ...