... KING EDWARD AND QUEEN ALEXANDRA DRIVING TO BUCKINGHAM PALACE ON MONDAY, JUNE 23grp. LONDON WELCOMED THEIR MAJESTIES VOCIFEROUSLY, AND GAVE THEM SUCH A RECEPTION AS MUST HAVE MADE THEIR HEARTS GLAD. Words are hardly adequate to express the statg of upset ...

... HENRY TROTTER, WHO STAGE-MANAGED THE PROCEEDINGS. The Queen, the idol of the people’s hearts, never looked more lovely ; and a full half of the reception was directed personally to her. Queen Alexandra was dressed in orange coloured tints and fure, and smiled ...

... date of the Royal funeral —memorial services at the chuiches mnd chapels illustrating the great veneration in which the Queen was held by all creeds. The new monarch, King Edward VII., and his ‘Consort, Queen Alexandra, were pubthY-l proclaimed in Blackpool ...

... concerning a King as we should be in trusting ufth - hand irresponsible rumours about our personal friends. Queen Alexandra. Those who know Queen Alexandra speak highly of her extraordinary discretion. Her Majesty has never mixed herself up with politics, says ...

... Religion, some articles on Property in West Africa, reprinted from the ‘“ Morning Post,” and two lectures, one on Imperialism, one on Imperialism in West Africa. The book thus contains a full expression of Miss Kingsley’s matured views on the subject nearest ...

... narion is in-prrel with profonnd graritude that their Sovoreinn s v oen ...

... be a credit to the country to accept the services of the St. John Brigade. That feeling had heen effectually killed, and any Government of tke future would only be too ready in time of war, to seek the services of the Brigade. (Hear, hear.) Speaking to ...

... death of the late King, Queen Christina has never attended a bull-fight, and, as far as possible, has endeavoured to dis- | courage that brutal pastime. Alfonso XIII. was an enthusiastic frequenter of the bull-ring, and s 0 was ex-Queen Isabella, who to this ...

... e AR &g 3 ‘.; NG é‘_—é-‘“\lé‘{s‘?j' BN A :i—‘\!'g. A \\ - - THE Tt ST. TANKSGIVING SERVICE A . PAUL’S CATHEDRAL, THE CORONATION OF KING EDWARD VII. AND QUEEN ALEXANDRA, WESTMINSTER ABBEY, August 9th, 1902 : THEIR MAJESTIES SEATED UPON THE THRONES. Sir ...

... Maude’s Company will re-open the Grand theatre on Monday next with the famous military play, “The Second in Command.” Tt presents a much more familiar and faithful picture of military life than do any of the countless war plays that recent events have brought ...

... good Roads and supplied with Gas, Water and Drainage. The Blackpool and Fleetwood Trams run on the Queen’s Drive, and there is an almost constant service in Winter and Summer. The frontage to a portion of this Estate is well protected with a good Sand ...

... well-earned pension, after 50 years’ service. Coronation Services. On Sunday afternoon next there will be a united service for the children of the Free Churches of St. Annes, in the (Congregational Church. The service will be con~ducted by the Rev. W. ...