... dimensions, it was fitting that function rendered tbe of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service tbe Queen should play important part. Hot Majesty herself had de&igQed ...

... QUEEN'S HOLIDAY. i Directly after conclusion of the London season. Queen Alexandra will leave for Scotland (eaya the London correspondent of the ** Post “), where she a-ill ; spend several weeks Balmoral in company with I Prinocoa Victoria. The Princces ...

... HU Majesty the King. Her Majesty Mw Queen, His Imperial Majesty the Her Hlfhaese the Emperor, General His Bot»1 Her BlcteMß «*e tie Dyke tad Duche* of Stze-OOboj-r Strttbetrn, K.Q. gnj Qoth*. Hit ImpemJ tad fioTtl High- bdj*! Mnew aeta tbe Crown Prince ...

... the late Prinoe Imperial, erected Queen Victoria. It was the wish of Pnnoees Christian that the att-toe to her son should be placed in the same chapel, from ths interesting fact that both Princes mat death in South in the service Queen Victoria. The statue ...

... FREE SERVICE. Tbo arrangements for the Christmas dinner which Queen is giving to soldiers' widows and children Alexandra Trust next Saturday aro proceeding if factor! ly. Mr. Edwin Pearoe. the manager of the Alexandra Trust, informed oorrospondonk that ...

... included Imperial authorities, headed .*e Liechtenstein, many local representative© • Burgomaster iDr. Rciniger) their head. of tho doctors attached to the place, and a officers at present taking the cure here, Captain Frank!, of tho Imperial Navy, reserved ...

... night by Herbert Beerbohm Tree‘s company from His Majesty s Th« atro. The King of Portugal sa* next to Queen Alexandra, whilst King Edward had Queen Maud next to him. The performance began ten o’clock and ended about twelve, after wh ch .the company were ...

... MILITARY TRAINING VERSUS HUNTING. It is stated that Lord Methuen and the Army Council have been able arrange for the use of large tract of down land in Sussex for the porpoee of the training of troops. It all in West Sussex, however, the strong opposition ...

... sombre afternoon. The King, the Kaiser, and the Duke of Connaught oil wearing military uniforms, followed on foot while behind the other Royal mourner* walked Queen Alexandra and the other Royal Princesses who part in Saturday’s ceremony, i At 3.30 the ...

... Prinoo of Wales, Charles Denmark, and Prinoo Edward Wales followed. Immediately before tbe service Queen Alexandra and Princess Charles Denmark drove up, and service began the tthtciice of the two and some of principal guests. After a little time Mr. Chamberlain ...

... stream of people the Houses Parliament, whore body the late Mr, Rhodes had been lying since midnight. Wreaths from Queen Alexandra, the members Rhodes family, Dr. Jameson, and Sir Charles Metcalf, were placed on the coffin, while wreaths from Lord Milner and ...

... desirous expressing to the Navy my heartfelt thanks for its distinguished and renowned services during the long and glorious reign of my beloved Mother, the Queen, whose Throne I now succeed. Her Majesty, ever proud of the great deeds of her Navy, the ...