... letter A, surmounted by a crown, and surrounded by a c:rcle, with the words Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. Subsequently their Majesties, accompanied by Earl and CountesE Roberts, ...

... where, with the Ist Battalion of the Grenadier Guards, he went through the ordinary routine of military duties, residing in a but in the Camp. The Queen and Prince Consort went over to Ireland in August, and held a grand review at the Curragh. The Prince ...

... family or for race, for queen or ; Pend.. In the late Queen they saw how her , wonderful character testified for her talth in through Jesus Christ. In her faith, out of her , pure strong heart, Victoria, when she knew she was queen, turned to the primate ...

... by train, and was met at the station by the Kaiser and Kaiserin, the King and Queen of Eng:and. and the Princes of this Imperial House. The German Empress and Queen Alexandra drove straight to the Mausoleum, and neither sought to restrain her tears. Not ...

... the son of their deceased Queen and Albert the Good. He was a man of generous impulses, rreat courtesy, and large experience, and would be helped in his social functions by his noble-minded and virtuous wife, Queen Alexandra. Let them pray that their ...

... with mantle of ermine, bore the pearl sword immediately in front of the King and Queen. The Bishop acted as supporter of the King, and the Dean supported Queen Alexandra,who was in a costume of subdued colours which contrasted somewhat markedly with the ...

... Yorkshire Imperial Yeomanry, who have returned or who are on their way home. It was ultimately resolved: (1) That a public banquet be given in the Exhibition Buildings, York, on Friday, the 7th June, at 1-30 p.m., to the Yorkshire Imperial Yeomanry, about ...

... this ever-popular monthly will be delighted with the portrait given away of the most illustrious lady in the kingdom—Queen Alexandra. It is the latest portrsit, taken in the State robes, worn at the opening of the first Parliament of the reign. Long may ...

... police-court, on Monday Smith was remanded. DEATH OF A QUEEN'S CHAPLAIN. The Rev. Harry Jones, rector of St. Vedast, Foster-lane, London, Prebendary of St. Paul's Cathedral and Chaplain-in-Ordinary to the Queen, expired on Sunday morning at his Suffolk residence ...

... declaration of peace wa s received with the greatest delight throughout the Empire. The King and Queen attended a thanksgiving service at St. 'Paul's, and similar services were 1 dd in all parts of the country. The thanks of Parliament were voted to the troops ...

... Arrangements were also hurriedly made for a service in the Church, which was largely attended by both men and women who had turned out of their houses to ' learn the cause of the sudden stir in the town. The service was short but hearty, and included two or ...

... acceptable to Natal. Dr. Gray is apparently not discouraged, for he now offers the ambulance and the services of its staff to the Imperial military authorities, in the hope _hat they may be of some usefulness to the wounded during the war. The reply ...