... . Moarning services base been held iu the priucipal churches at Copenhagen. including St. Al'ians, whore au English man, the Rev. Mr. Kennedy. officiated. He referred in sympathetic Isognage to the tote and to his daughter. Queen Alexandra. whom. he ...

... quarter. Miss Knollys is said to be the only lady not related to Queen Alexandra who enjoys the privilege of calling Her Majestv by bee Christian name and by its diminutive. Alia. The Queen reciprocates by calling her devoted companion Chatty—this because ...

... professors the father of Lord Queen Alexandra, when giving sittings to the young French lady artist, Mlle. Marie d'Epinay, in whom both their Majesties have long taken • great interest, °cemented to be painted in a bat. Hitherto the Queen has preferred a close-fitting ...

... the of his country. Queen is also all woman. She. I too. is • good drat, lessee, rides, and she is expert and has u‘ , .re one life fro. She is perlispe the only Quota who has .t..a.ka i•IP. end is • qualified is intoned in nursing. and ims to the Litbon ...

... • teeter 'to the general understanding of Imperial qopetions. and he has certainly done much, both inside the Howe of Commons and I outside, declares the Ett MX. Mondani, to I spread the idea of Imperialism and broaden the I of the electorate. 'The Medical ...

... granted to Mr. J. W. Miller, the secretary of the Committee, for extra services, and that £5 Si. be granted for distribution by the Chief Constable amongst the clerical staff, both for services in connection with working the Act. The Finance Committee have concurred ...

... emaciated with Mr. G. N. Abernethy, et Wertminster. in the difficult engineering opera. lions connected with the =Ain of the Queen Alexandra Dock. Mr. brother is chid good. manager of the 'London and North, Western Company. Councillor Wilisn Croatia*, Lord Marx ...

... crowds at Imperial courts. And than war—the great testing time of military efficiency—has come. Perhaps they blundered, or, if may be, were merely the victims of circumstances. But they have been defeated in battle, and have retired front military life, broken ...

... into cc qinaition for the msn's bened• ••••••• “Queon Alexandra! That lea name which Mips lovingly the tongue. good Qatere--Querai of Charity. Our kindhearted Qs—Quo en of the meek and acerowful— Queen of Good Deader So spoke line Elko to a vest audience ...

... it is • roiononn case in Itoyal eirrlea His the Empress. Queen of Norway. the of Orleans, and Dm first of Dun were born brfora their reepertive hushands; as wore also Queen Victoria. the late Queen of Denmark, sod the wife of Pedro 11., Emperor of Brasil ...

... ICONTEMPORARY CHAT. As Historic Priory. Bentley Priory. the at Wan, more, in Middlesex. Queen Ado!aide breathed her last, is onoe again to into the market. During the tenancy of the first Maniui. of A'icroorn tho houso was one of most ccle. bratid in ...

... Central Station. The ficarborough Entertainments Committee have adopted a scheme tor the erection of a large pavilion in the Alexandra on the Nonth Cliff at a wet of L 2,500. The To Circuit closes doors this week-sod after • sooteesful The however, will be ...