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... is impossible not to discern. The Queen's Birthday IHonours were this year a surprise and disappointment, and, though it may seem a slight thing, it was significant of the cold shade.of neglect under which the service lingers that, when her Majesty visited ...
... is impossible not to discern. The Queen's Birthday Honours were this year a surprise and disappointment, and, though it may seem a slight thing, it was significant of the cold shadeof neglect under which the service lingers that, when her Majesty visited ...
... dignified Friar Lawrence. Mr Eardley Turner made an amusing Peter, and Miss Llena Haliday acquitted herself credit- ably as the nurse. Mr Gordon Bailey was an effective Tybalt. THEATREROYAL.-Managing-Directors, Messrs Morel] and Mouillot; Resident-Manager, ...
... Guildball, on Friday, granted licence for the Alexandra pala-a both for amuse- ment and racing, and also a racing licemne for WamLbley-park. MARKs V. BOTTONLRY.-Beforo Mr. Juatice Wright, in the Queen's Bench division, on Friday, Mr. Harry Amrks- brought ...
... -15th Regt. (S3), 16 years' service; pension, 4d. no medals. 18.-lOth Regt. (59), 16 years and 6 months' service; pen- sion, Is. Gd.; no medals. 19-55th Regt. (63), 22 years' service. 20.-16t Batt. R.I.R. (53), 21 years' service; pension, lE.; no medals ...
... attractions at the Ehakespeare, Clauhamn-junction. The Surrey reopens with On Her 4fa- fest y's Service. The Pavilion has an old favourite in 2he Lights o' London. Queen's Evidence will be submitted at the West London. lr. J. H. Clyndes and company play Arra ...
... as a matter of fact, we were all Englishmen, except the worthy donor himself, who accompanied us throughout our travels. military control coul(I not be accomplished u ntil their arriving at the Cape of Good I-lope, a matter of importance when discipline ...
... both by an Irish and a Scotch recruiting sergeant to serve the Queen. He takes the shilling, and is wounded at Elandslaagte. The Barracl Square, Durhan, is the rendezvous of a grand military spectacle, supported y a strong contingent, including mounted ...
... foreign residents in Peking consist 0of the members of the several Legations, the Chinese Customs Ser~vice, the y various missionary societies, the Imperial University, the English and d Russian banks, and a few French and Gernian storekeepers, making about ...
... those of Mr Harry Ashford. QUEEN'S THEATRE, LsmTRrD.-Lessee, Mr Clarence Sounes; Acting-Manager, Mr Harry Lyons.-Under the direction of Mr Neil Carlton, Mr Alfred Paumier and his company are here with Rass Challis's military drama Th1e Curate. The title-part ...
... seeing in this a solution of our problem of military defence, and he evidently has strong hopes that a small section of the working classes would accept a com- pulsory annual holiday to be devoted to military training. Briefly summarised here is a statement ...
... other parts are rendered with ade- 'luate effect. ALEXANDRA THEATRE, N. On Monday, June 4th, the Melodramna, by Charles Rogers, entitled THE LADDER OF LIFE. As is usual in Bank Holiday week, the Alexandra Theatre is given up to melodrama, Thre Ladder of ...