... CONTEMPORARY CHAT. Queen Victoria Memorial. It is intended to make au elaborate report to the Slog and Queen Alexandra early next year, altar the winding up of the special fund of £70,000 from the women of the Empire, as a inenimial to her late Majesty ...

... the employees will thrown oat of work. QUEEN AND THE WAD OFFICE. rwtxs FOR A MILITARY NUROING HOME. Critarning the plain for the loam for the Military Morning Service to be erected an connection with the new Military Hospital at Mil. bank. ...

... continues to be quite ratisfactory. On the last day of the year we were able to publish the following message from Queen Victoria: The Queen as very anxious to express her deep sense of the touching sympathy of the whole nation on the occasion of the alarming ...

... king VII. and Queen Alexandra is a matter for Empire's deep and enduring gratitude. THE RETURN TO BUCK INGRAM • tiring day, he sat upright in the glase-panelled State coach, bearing the weight of those neavy vestments, the gracious Queen by his side, also ...

... apart in St. Paul's on Sunday for the thanksgiving service for peace. The King and Queen and all the members of the Royal Family in London attended, as well as members of the Government, high military officers and City and Borough officials in their robes ...

... fester«. of the 'Court of King Edward VII. The Queen has taken the greatest perronet interest in them, and hie sleeve liked to nee them droved tonally -:dye. • curious ootacidsoce. their Hoe. A:berte and Alexandra Voisin. daughters of the late Lord SOS' • ...

... HONOVMS Toe funeral took place at the Dingle, Cemetery on Wednesday afternoon. The do- erased was • corporal in the Queen's Own V 'kehilm Imperial Yeomanry. Forte 'webers of this battalion under command be! Sergeant Major G. Tinter about tl of the Bintrlev ...

... maiden: Queen's niedsl and Iva clasp. Driver Henry CoUins. now serving in B , Depot_, R.H.A.. South Africa, 1500•2 Queen's =mg'. medal. and Svc clasps. Driver Gordon Collins, 114th Better,. R.F.A., sow serving at Hilms: South Africa. 19002; Queen• and King's ...

... the students' corps. To these habits he could not In justice. Ills Disposition. to Potsdimi, where he has been doing military service, the Crown Prince is, however, genuinely popular with his brother-officers. Ile is said by them to be of • very swee ...

... No court-martial has taken place, and this promising young officer's military career has now been closed by his resigning his commission. QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S RETURN. Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria returned to England on Wedneoday, ...

... almost aggrsuire magnificeoce. So the late Queen Victor-• loved to ~ape to the freedom and brightnmn. of Balmoral from the too inviment the proud keep of Wirohor. girt with no double belt of kiadeed and coeval Queen Alexandre area reared in a Court where ...

... ls kissed the Queen and laid’ his weary h :.gon her shoulder. “’'Tis your own little fo,” whispered the 'e:ging Queen ; a faint miovement of the head shewing that she was heard. Then the Prince, hs]'fl%ndng, quitfii sank to rest, the Queen kneolingrl'))y ...