... made, in the hope that the Queen may be able to visit Bordighem, but that for the present her Majesty's plans must remain undecided, has caused some- amount of speculation here to-day, for it still seems possible that the Queen's usual spring trip to the ...

... the proposal, it will be generally conceded that the date chosen is too. near Whit Monday, and that June 20, as being the Queen's Accession Day, Would have a greater chance of being adopted. A Worcestershire member, in the person olf Mr. J. W. Wilson ...

... ml tret be REINFORCEMENTS. en The Imperial Yeomanry Committee have approved fol the formation of another company of roughriders to He be known as No. 76. A special army order issued yesterday states thates the Queen having received from the Antrim Artillery ...

... given formal notice In the House of Com- mons that he intends to introduce the Electoral Disabilities (Military Service) Dill, promised in the Queen's Speech, which is designed to remove electoral disabilities which may arise in the case of members of ...

... be fairly represented in the rankls of e the *, Service, and he was so far impartial that ;0- the most important Chinese ports the, rlee i ,j the service- is of another nationality she k-- Thea Imperial Maritime Customs eontzo,, gute and levy the duties ...

... She explains that the decision to employ male nurses only was arrived at because the nursing staff was too large. There was no doubt that a wounded or sick man at deaib's door preferred a womana to nurse him, one before whom he need not fear to break ...

... in the military spirit of the country, that no matter what difficulties might arise, he felt sure there would never be wanting good soldiers to carry out the orders of the Queen. Lord Whiseley announced that he had sent a telegrarm to the Queen from that ...

... hcnour of v being received by the Queen. Mrs Denne, widow of Lieatenant-Colonel Denise, Gordon Highlanders, who fell at the battle of Elandsiaagte, was presented to E the Queen, and brought her infant son, to whom -the r Queen is sponsor. Her Majiesty, accompanied ...

... war time. The rates of pay on n r active service would be the same as for the per- - manent forces of Australia, while the reserve it e pay, as well as that on active service, would be h Lt defrayed by the Imperial Government, and the , requirements for ...

... preparation and departure for the front of the first i detachment of the City of London Imperial Volunteers. Their drills will be proceeding throughout the week, a special service will be held in St. Paul's Cathedral on iF riday night, and on Saturday this detachment ...

... Lodge sixty-two nurses who are members of the V Irish branch of the Queen Victoria Jubilee Insti- r tute devoted to nursing the sick poor in their own h homes. In the afternoon Her- MAa3s was visited t by thirty-two matrons of the nursing institutions ...

... the question of pension. Men not medically unfit for further service who wish to be discharged may be released at once from the liability to further service, the procedure laid down in the Queen's Regulations being also followed in their cases, and the cause ...