... THE QITEEN’S NURSES. Queen Alexandra, in the gardens of Marlborough douse, Wedenesday, received nearly eight hundred Queen’s Nurses from all parts of the Kingdom. Her Majesty was accompanied by the King, and by Princess Louise (Duchess of ...

... equal them Breakfast Helisb. trial solicited. —Advt. Bioolrsw.vdb and Rovaltv.— The Empress Marie of Kussia paying visit Queen Alexandra tor six weeks. You, too, will have relations and friends visiting you and will want nice Leather or Saddle Hag Suite. ...

... satisfactory. It is understood that Queen Alexandra was able to see the Princess during Wednesday. The German Emperor and the President of the French Republic hare sent messages Of profound sympathy with the King, Queen, sad Royal Family, and each has made ...

... Doyle comes of Irish family, ami was educated for a military career. When about twenty joined a regiment of Dragoon Guards. Following this enlisted as a private the Royal Engineers, and saw active service as a sapper in the Soudan, for which he received ...

... . ri.XMKN OF THR COMMONS,— The Estimates for the. Public Service of the year laid before you. The , revision for military expenditure must largely > reased on account of the charge for military operations in South Africa. The of great war must necessarily ...

... PERFORMED. have to announce with feelings of the greatest sorrow that the Coronation of their Majesties King Edward VII. ami Queen Alexandra is indefinitely postponed. The. sad news necessitating this announcement was first officially communicated by the Bishop ...

... on of good feeung which accompanied him on his way the station, to join that section of the Imperial Yeomanry raised by Lord A. Compton, with view to service Sooth Africa. The send off,*' thoogh of snch magnificent character, was so sodden, so spontaneous ...

... chief dJigLta was in caring for those around him, aud even thirty years’ service on behalf cfhis queen and country, during which time be was engaged in no little active service, and won for himself praise, distinction, ana promotion, even all this did ...

... well. strenuously denied at Lahore that military activity in N ghaniatan betokens an aggressive policy. The is merely anxious to raise the army to highest possible point of elTiciency and preparedness for *ld service. Mr. Ernest Benz on, who has been extradited ...

... lamented demise of her most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, Empress of India, which occurred at Osborne House, in the Isle of Wight, after an illness of but very brief duration m its later stages. The Queen, despite her great age, had enjoyed excellent ...

... at 7 0 o’clock, 8.0 o’clock and at the morning service. The Church was decorated with evergreens. Tbe Rector preached and the collections amounting 7s. 101. were for the poor and needy The evening service was held Qirtford Mission Church On B xing-day ...

... The game was thus drawn. Benefits.—Mr and Mrs Selby Sims took benefit the theatre ou Friday evening of last week, when the military play ** Josephine, a child of the Regiment,” was presented to a full bouse. On Wednesday A Gentleru m of Wealth was presented ...