... MVO THE LATE QUEEN. STATELY FUNERAL PAGEANT. The remains of Queen Viitoria were borne to their reutiog-place at Frognagre with all tbe stately pageantry due to the memory of the : greatest Empress the world has known. Majestic in the extreme the scene ...

... IMPRESSIVE SERVICE AT CATHEDRAL First East Kent Company of the Imperial Tetonanry inspected (lid Park. ('enterbury, vu Fraley moroung by General Hallam Parr, who expressed h:maelf highly pleased with the progress they in so abort a tune, and passed the ...

... %VAR SERVICES OF THE DIFFERENT CORPS. A short history of the corps interestedsmay prove acceptable at the present moment. The 2nel Battalion of the Buffs was mobilised at Aldershot. in December. 1899. as part of the 13th Brigade. commanded Msjor•General ...

... Amami-mart —Nara Edith Whitehead, the eldest daughter of Hr. William of Laurel House, has been made a Nursing Brier of Queen Alexandra's India Nursing Service, and sails on the 12th May to take up her duties ia India. Sister Whitehead ...

... showing Queen Alessusdra's ready sympathy and interest for nurses, occurred on Tuisday evening. As the train conveying the Queen from Dover to London pawed under Mereham Bridge, her Majesty graciously waved her hand in recognition of a Royal Alexandra Nunes ...

... the ear military appointments now being gazetted exceptiomdly numerous. There are mane site' t Mg Kent and the neighbouring county of Sussex. Captain and Brevet-Major F. Wintonr, the Queen'. Own (Royal West Kent Regiment , is seconded for service on the ...

... white chryseithemume and upon the coffin rested the Queen 's wreath, the card eet'omPenring it bearing the inscription. With heartfelt regrets. Alexandra. in peace; on the were the words From the Queen. and the whole was in her Majesty's handwriting ...

... htingf.i,.?, a horse for the military service rennutd of 1: eotuanry. This should indnee a number of ye'eng men who cannot afford to keep a horse all Vic year round to make arrangements for having one for permanent service, and we are informed in regard ...

... exceptionally good services durtig t!oe campaign. Lord Kitchener refers to the list as incomplete. and says :—Notwithstan ling ail my . there innst necessarily be a proportion of omitted who htve rendered equal, or even !better, service than those who have ...

... birthday she attended a church service, at which • number of her relatives and friends were present. and for some years even Oter that she wa.. able to walk to and front church regularly on Sunday.. The late Queen and Queen Alexandra both showed kindly marks ...

... tone in the imperial yacht Hohnonsilern on November Bth, and will proceed by tram to a. where he will inspect the 14 Royal Dragoons. lie will be accompanied by the headquarters from War 015011, Sir Evelyn Wood other distieenistied military officers, 1112 ...

... txcnangc. listed to the Queen Victoria's Jubilee Destitute, the. had decided to remain as they were for the present. Mr. F. Coke epoke of the splendid work done by Nurse Smith, both himself and his father being in a position to testify to r' tame. litcrtst ...