... QUEEN ALEXANDRA. The Queen and party on Friday crossed over from I Gibraltar to Algeciras on board the Algeciras - Gibraltar railway passenger steamer, which was placed at Her Majesty's disposal by the company. The Queen gave a picnic in the cwk woods ...

... QUEEN ALEXANDRA With the exception the late Queen Victoria, 1 has probably been other female occu- , nf the throne of Great Britain who has icmpletely pained the universal lova and isteem of her subjects, has Queen Alexandra, charming ...

... children the Kings of the Sea. Like Queen Victoria. Queen Alexandra is the mother of line of Sovereigus; and also like Queen Victoria she is passing rich the love and esteem of her people. The joys and the sorrows of the Royal circle into ...

... QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S ANXIETY. FREQUENT VISITS TO THE SICK-ROOiT. ROYAL PATIENT'S APPRECIATION OF SYMPATHY. Queen Alexandra did not drive out yesterday afternoon. The throng outside the Palace had considerably increased about the hour that her ...

... QUEEN ALEXANDRA AND THE !AVERS The Queen rarely listens to housekeeper.' complainte (says P.T.0.). If there is a good word to be said for any servant her Majesty general 4. 'eye it. Many a girl has ha another chance at her Royal Miatreaa's suggestion ...

... QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S BIRTHDAY. On Sunder sad yesterday telegrams pens reached Queen Alexandra in greet emcoegratulatloas on kw birthday. Yesterday all the Oormenent °lkea and clubs bey their in honour the event, aad at noon the V leatteey Royal ...

... QUEEN ALEXANDRA AND THE NURSISG VOCATION. Tha snimrsal Morrow far the death Victoria is tempered universal for '.he that the gracious lady who has long been blows esteemed a* Princess Walea ia now Queen Alexandra. Queen ...

... QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S CORONATION. The Coronation of the King was immediately followed by the Crowning of the Queen. This ceremonial was more brief than the other, as well less elaborate, and not so well seen by the general assemblage of spectators, for took ...

... MAGPIE. Queen Alexandra's Dignity. Her Majesty Queen Alexandra never lies down in a railway carriage, or puts herself in the least at her ease when travelling. A lady who was making a voyage with her asked Her Royal Highness whether she was ...

... ROYAL NAVAL ARTILLERY. Sib,—Another very important in the volunteer movement made under the Naval Volunteer Act of 1873, when, without any pre liminary public meeting or assistance invited from the general public, Bristol contingent the Royal ...

... men (o supplement the active service, particularly those among them who passessed trade qualifications, soch as artisans and mechanics, or who possessed efficient knowledge of sig' nailing and telegraphy. Ihe Royal Naval Reserve did not provide these ...

... BRIGADE. (City Bristol Corps.) I—There will parades during the ensuing Division Royal Naval Sick Berth Reserve : A nursing class, and also one for advanced First and nursing, will commenced early in January Further particulars will given iu later orders ...