... the large increase in numbers which resulted fiche the war. The strum on the military praon accommodation in IWO necessitated tne oaannuttal to crimMal prisons of 2,696 military of enders, end lain year this number twee to 2,637. To add to the difficulty ...

... RING AND QUEEN PRESENT. The second anniversary of the death of Queen Victoria wee commemorated yesterday in the beautiful mausoleum at Frogmore, at a solemn service at which the King and Queen, and all other members of the Royal family now in this country ...

... IMPERIAL AND FOREIGN. Grave anxiety is the keynote of the latest nows with regard to tho crisis. Sir Edward Grey’s first proposal for a settlement has been rejected bv Baron von Aehronthal. and is stated that another British suggestion or formula has ...

... present international contentions. buying out I. allowed. Anyone exempted from service must be certified unfit, and must pay • tax until attaining the age of 45. The period of service in the Ind levy-4st is, the men from 20 to 80 years of age—is two years for ...

... IMPERIAL CONFERENCE. QUESTION OF PUBLICITY. The Lnperial Conference was the subject or • question in she Howe of yesterday. Mule salted the Prime Ifininer whether. alt• dept 0 MALLSII tae align% be fan sidled every day web a report of the proceedings ...

... IMPERIAL CONFERENCE. AGRNCT. The King will to-day motor to Reigate Priory again YORE, 167 een tiagniLlbs:defeekanoa to pass the Whitsuntide reeves with Captain feature. Prams Mewed slowly during the toe,. bear Reuter's representative has had •an i n t ...

... THE QUEEN IN DENMARK. From Our Own Correspondent. COPENHAGEN, Thursday. Queen Alexandra and other 'members of the . Royal family attended Divine service in the chapel of Christianborg Palace this morning, and received Holy Communion. It is the intention ...

... THE KING AND QUEEN PRESENT. Under the happiest auspices yesterday Prince Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden was married to Princess Margaret of Connaught. If the bride is happy on whom the sun shines, the daughter of our Royal House who is to link tier fortunes ...

... MILITARY SPECTACLE. STREET DECORATIONS. The [aim and LaMar* eteempasied by his Royal Authors the Priam of Wales, will visit the Oink today to accept the boo pitality of the City Corporation. Their Imperial sealairties, with their suite, are timed to leave ...

... outside were awaiting, the sight of King Edward and his Queen crowned. The public had noted that his Majesty on going to the Abbey was wearing the Cap of State, turned up with ermine, and that Queen Alexandra was without headdress her hair coiled low in the ...

... milord the hommality Meese Alexandra, aiming dove to Ma the Dysart How Ills Gird Riamowd. A reply wan wired to her Majesty% grottoes omega Some 120 ram* gamed knows to the it ehilliST Dricerean for Care of Mend/en Girls, were the Queen's guests at the home ...

... proposed the toast of the Imperial Forces. This toast, he said, had obtained fresh and deeper meaning since the days of last. December, when the strength and numbers of the Imperial Forces were felt for the first time. Imperial Federation had been for a ...