... expenditure, and efci-l further economies would follow. The King and Queen on Monday inaugurated the new system of army nursing, which is to be known as Qneen Alexandra’s Imperial Nursing Service, visiting the ...

... ’‘National Anthem,” Rule Britannia,” and “Soldier* of the Queen.” 11.1S.—Peal* on the bell* St. Bololph, Boston, and St. Nicola*. Skirbeck, mterrals during the . DL3o.—Special short service to be held in the Parish Church, attended bv the Mayor, the ...

... conducted with full military honours, was of most Impressive ehsraeter. nod was tended by very lance end representative assembly of deceased's civil and military Mends, whilst the whole countryside gathered pa* thrlr last respects. The Queen was represented ...

... Prino; Charles of Den.nart. and Prince Louis of Batten, hnrg. foUewctl by Queen Alexandra and the Princcaacs. An secort of the Grenadier Cuards nroetded the honaabolds the late Queen, of the King, and of the Royal Family, with the suite of the German Emperor ...

... which also rested a lovely floral tribute from the Queen, bearing the following inscription:—“To memory of Salisbury, universally loved and mourned one of England’s best and greatest .statesmen From Alexandra. We think at first that home is heaven; learn ...

... were excellently represented: The Queen in Carriage,’* Ainbolanee Wssgon and Nurse*. ■* Stretcher Bearers, Long Tom Badcn-Powe.l, Cronje under escort. Krager in cage,” Armoured Train,’’ and various military personage*, etc. The escort for Cronje ...

... their or dfrs. The Queen’s anointing and crowning will •« performed the Arrhhishop of York. The Krt will then solemnly offer the bread end whieh ».re t- for The Ki and Qnocn will make their ifi# to thrChorcb and the Commonio Service will proceed the ...

... gramaphone;—The Imperial March.” the Municipal Band of Milan: duet, “Kxcelsior.” Messrs. Kirby And Pike; solo. ‘‘Homeward.” Miss Richardson : quartette. “The Larboard Watch.” Haydn Quartette Party. The P.S.A. lantern mission services came lo Sunday evening ...

... troops for their services, and the following day the W»r Office issued the Cabinet’s congratulations on the happy event. Sunday, the Bth, was observed as day thanksgiving throughout the country the King and Qneon attending a service St. Paul’s, and being ...

... are not a little interested at the announcement that Queen Wiibehnioa of Holland rotbed io Duke Hr.nnch Vladimir Albert Krnfet Mecklcnbarg-Schwenn. Tbe marriage will take place early next year. Queen is just oxer twenty, baring been bom on August 31st ...

... invitation to join in singing the first verse of the National Anthem, to baud accompaniment. Mr. tin go conducting: and the service closed with the Icautifu! Amen by the Organiat which . use at the Parish Church. THE CYCLE COSTUME PARADE. GORGEOUS SPECTACLE ...

... Meson. »**»••• on field service, is grandson Mr. J. Cooper, of Kew terrire. Carlton road IMPERIAL YEOMEN. Trwmer F. H. Belton, No. 10 Company. 3rd Bat- Yeomanry.—®eloon hml. from the Retford ting, at of the Sherwood Bangers Imperial Yeomanry. Trooper O. ...