... Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. A Royal Warrant was issued last week, creating an Imperial Military ...

... KING EDWARD AND QUEEN ALEXANDRA DRIVING BUCKINGHAM PALACE ON MONDAY, JUNE 23«i>. LONDON WELCOMED THEIR MAJESTIES VOCIFEROUSLY, AND GAVE RECEPTION AS MUST HAVE MADE THEIR HEARTS GLAD. Words arc hardly adequate to the state of upset and consternation which ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA NURSING INSTITUTE, READING. HIGH SHERIFF'S CONVERSAZIONE AND THE ANNUAL MEETING. ■ 1 t Monday and Tuesday last marked distinct pro- t gress in connection with that admirable charity the s Queen Victoria Institute for Nursing the Sick Poor ...

... OriTy for sta — ting that Queen Alexandra, who has succeeded Queen Inatome as Commander-in-Chief of this great arny of health- I bearem to the poor. lake, the greeted interest hal the welfare of the Jubilee lestitute for Nurses, and it her Majesty pleasure ...

... THE KING AND QUEEN. King and Queen on Sunday attended service in the English Church Copenhagen, the members of the Ruaaian Imperial and of the Greek Royal families being present at the service in the Greek Church. In the afternoon all the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. July 6. Viscount Templctowu introduced a motion calling for the immediate appointment of Royal Commission to consider and report upon the natura and extent of the injury which Irish landlords had suffered by legislation ...

... consideration of tbe constitution of Queen Anne's Bounty Boaid. HOUSE OF COMMONS. flE MILITARY HOSPITALS SOUTH AFRICA. June 29. Mr. Wyndham rose to move Committee of Supply a vote on account of the Army Medical Service; and discussion on hospital equipment ...

... THE KING AND QUEEN. Queen Alexandra, with Princess Victoria and Prince Edward of York visibed Princess Louise (Duchess of Fife) and the Duke of Fife on Saturday. The King and Queen, and Princess Victoria, attenied Divioe service in Pariah ...

... Gentlemen of Housk of Commons, Tho Estimates for the Public Service of the year will laid before you. The provision for military expenditure must largely increased on account the charge for military operations in South Africa. The experience of great war ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS MONDAY. —The House re-assembled after tbo Whitsuntide recess. The Bill for the Prevention of Corruption was read second time. TUESDAY. —A Committee was appointed to join with a Committee of the Commons to consider the ...

... enrolled for service abroad in case of war. The gaps that would be left in the ranks of their regiments in such case it was proposed should filled by Yeomanry reserve. Improvements were to be introduced into the remount, medioal, nursing, and administrative ...

... Church. The Queen took Amalionborg. and returned to Frcdcoa- C A of Denmark and .be other mem. » «-y. London and Soito are .taring at Enatbonrno too cSo Queen Alexandre, ,„d the King o( «nt wuk i.SdT.t P been erected a. local memorial to Queen Vrctona. Monday ...