... overlapping, to secure special facili ties for cheap purchase and free transmission, organisation is obviously required. Queen Alexandra's Field Force Fund was, therefore, instituted to place the supply of comforts on the soundest, fairest, most practical ...

... combatant branches of the Service Artillery, Cavalry, Infantry, Royal Marines and Indian Army. To be a member of the Corps, candidates must be under fifty years of age, over 5ft. roin. in height, must have seen active service, and be in possession of at ...

... himself for so long a period in the military service of his country, so he had also contributed in no small degree by his presence in our Eastern Empire to strengthen and popularise the rule of his mother, the Empress-Queen. He was again to return to India ...

... the King and Queen a few- weeks later, the first question the Queen asked was Were you in the house when I called and when Lady Forteseue asserted that she was in London, or would of course have been present to receive Her Majesty, the Queen looked at her ...

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... hal James Keith, who began his career in the Russian Army, but left it for Prussian service. Loudon was appointed Field-Marshal in 1778, after many important services rendered to the Crown of Austria. This branch is extinct, but others still possess a ...

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... of the Indian Rulers to take part in the present war mainly to the Imperial visit to India and the Coronation Durbar of 191 1. The personal presence of the King- Emperor and the Queen-Empress made, he says, the tie between the Rajas and the British Crown ...

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... as a reigning Sovereign. In the pages that follow we show what is his Majesty's equipment for this great task, notably his service in the Navy and his knowledge of the Empire. If the current theories of the powers of the British Monarchy were literally ...

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