... MILITARY FUNERAL AT BEXHILL IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY On Tuesday afternoon Bexhill had the opportunity of witnessing that most impressive and memorable of ceremonies, a military funeral. Mr. Ralph Henry Howard, of 67, Windsor-road, whose death, at the earlv ...

... Princess Marie Louise, was married three years ago to Prince Maximilian of Baden. The Duchess of Cuml«rland is sister of Queen Alexandra, and the Duke is cousin of the King in the second degree, both being descended from George Ilf. through his sons the Duke ...

... NURSE-ATTENDANT- (female) desires an engagement; excellent references and testmonials. —E.S., care of Mrs. Tidey, 34, Norman-road, St. Leonards. 527 A YOUNG LADY seeks situation in fancy bus!- ness, or otherwise; good businaps habits; personal interview ...

... Whittaker’s Library, St. Leooards. A USEFUL COMPANION or Maid an elderly lady; good needlewoman, nurse, reader, attentive etc.—L.A.B.. 23, Alexandra-road. St. Leonards. 020 A YOUNG Person requires Temporary EMPLOYMENT. thorough cook and manager, would ...

... Peacocke, preached in the temporary chapel at the Viceregal Lodge, and the Queen w'as present, as were the other members of the Royal Family staying at the Viceregal Lodge. The service was completely private. In the afternoon her Majesty went for a long drive ...

... needlewoman, nurse, reader, attentive, etc.—L.A.R.. 23. Alexandra-read. St. Leonards. 020 AS CHILDREN’S MAID or Maid to elderly lady, over 30, good needlewoman and children a dressmaker : good references,—Address 8.J., Observer Office. Bexhill. f AS NURSE-ATTENDANT ...

... announce the death of Mr. William Charles White, monumental mason, of Belle Hill, which took place on Saturday last, at a Nursing Home, after an operation absolutely necessitated by painful internal malady. He been ill for about four months. The operation ...

... St. Leonards. jlB NURSE, or NURSE-ATTEND ANT to elderly invalid lady or gentleman; experienced, cheerful, kind, attentive; entire charge; medical and private testimonials ; medical rubber; permanent; no lifting.— Nurse. 186, Queen’s-road. Hastings. jlB ...

... from Sharp’s Mews. IMPERIALISM AT HOME. The object lesson of last Monday, w hen the Regiment of Citj; Imperial Volunteers marched through acclaiming crowds in London on their return from the war, happens smoothly with some in Imperial unity that we recently ...

... was necessarily brief. Responding to the toast of “The Imperial Forces,” Lord Wolseley read messages from the Queen associating herself with the enthusiastic welcome accorded to the City Imperial Volunteers by the people of London that day, expressing ...

... Harriaon Mottikoham House— Mr and Mrs Tapp, family, nurse, and maid (Bromley) Woodstock— Mrs Taylor Mrs. Mr Frank, and Miss Keen Albany House— Mias Stewart Mrs Co wen, nurse, and child Mrs Moses and nurse Corbett House— Mias Lorwell-Blake Miss Norah Blake ...

... i-rnea* early next niontli. with n Alexandra and Princes* Victoria on l ...