... appealed to you in a patriotio manner, in a homely manner, and be has even touohed upon military matters. Hap- pening to he a military man, I don't waut to bore you with military criticisms of what hai tsken place, but 1 do wish to say that in my opinion the ...

... being student of military history, he is proverbially accurate in details, a very necessary recommendation in these days for tlie military nistorian. He went out to South Africa from the Staff College, where be was Professor of Military History, but hit ...

... time of 4ueen Mary a proof was given of the loyalty and NOVELTIES IN faithful service of the Royal bodyguard, as it is undoubtedly due to the sortie made by them that the Queen was not murdered by Wyatt's Millinery ) Feather Ruffles, men when they broke ...

... NS NEWS IN BRIEF RIFLE & —_—~ The Queen's cup for the cbam iature Rifle Associa tio p bes hiver the Earl of Derby to Mr. Banks, oe st the of an BW HOM QUEEN'S NURSES’ N rters for tne Sisters of Quee mpenal Military pe. erected ed Cam ore shot, at a cost ...

... Sheeraesa early next month, with Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria board, for Copenhagen, where she will embark Princess Charles of Denmark, proceeding afterwards on a cruise among the Norwegian fiords. Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria will join ...

... command. It iiiti'iidfH] greatly increase the number of women tin? nursing service at the various military hospitals. That is the principal feature in the reorganisation «*f the Army Nursing Staff, which being carried out under the direction Miss >hlney Hroune ...

... also mounted guard over the Imperial train which remained in the station at Bayonne during the Empress's stay in Biartits. at the trifling cost of £4O a day. The two Queens', to moat people erroneoni.ly call Queen Alexandra and the Dowager Fineness of ...

... Russian Imperial train remains at Calais in readiness for the return journey. The Empress Maria will spend about four months in Russia, and at the beginning of August she is going to Denmark until the end of October. and will there be joined by Queen Alexandra ...

... King and Queen, who spent last week Sandringham, will not be again in Norfolk until the end of October, and tltoir Majesties are to divide their time between Marlborough House and Windsor until they leave England for the Continent. Queen Alexandra will start ...

... The inonal Flower Service in coonec* Hon nllli the Week's School Congregati'-nsl was held on Suodaf, August :hh», Npeci.«l ainglog was given by the scholars, solo by Mist BenUU and Miss Smitb. recitation by Mins M. Sroitb, address Mr 11. Cbivorton on ...

... entertained. The King and Queen of Denmark also paid a State visit, and were lodged in Buckingham Palace. King Frederick bad an enthusiastic reception In the City, for people did not forgot th‘t His Majesty is good Queen Alexandra's brother. In November ...

... pictur- eque, though not a lengthy procession, in which every section of the Imperial service and almost every part the Rmptro was represented. Within the Abbey the service was of an inexpressibly magnificent and solemn character. The King went throngii ...