... QUEEN’S SACRIFICE Queen Alexandra has given another evidence her deep interst in naval and military charities. Her Majesty had arranged to accompany the King to Epsom to witness the race for the Oaks, but on learning that the promoters of the ...

... the line passes to the pier, and Queen Alexandra, who was standing the window of the royal saloon, acknowledged their greetings. Tho royal party at once embarked on the special turbine steamer Onward, where Queen ...

... in about 11.45, and Queen Alexandra then entered her sister’s saloon. Hundreds of people thronged the route to the Palace, but were somewhat disappointed catching only a fleeting glimpse of the Empress. The latter and Queen Alexandra were both dressed in ...

... THE QUEEN. All thoughts have been with the Queen, who has shared and supervised the duties of nursing her Consort. Always gracious and sympathetic, her Majesty’s high qualities never shine more brilliantly than in a sick room. Tactful and discreet, she ...

... THE NAVAL COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF AT PLYMOUTH, A very important pcmonage tho Royal ceremonies connected with the visit of the King and Queen to the West of England for the launching of the battleship Queen, and the laying down of the keelplate of toe King ...

... development of the bam are questions of policy which must be influenced by financial as well as by naval considerations. KING AND QUEEN AT CHATSWOBTH. The King and Queen and Princess Victoria arrived Chatsworth on Monday evening on a visit to the Duke and Duchess ...

... of Lundy Island. Admiralty announce that offeni will received up to noon on the 28th. A sapper of tho Royal Engineers has been admitted to the Royal Herbert Hospital, Woolwich, suffering’ from wounds in the throat, supposed to have been self-inflicted ...

... NAVAL MATTERS. On the motion of the Earl of Selborne, the Royal Naval Reserve Volunteers’ Bill, which indemnifies the Admiralty for the illegality they committed forming branch of the reserve in Newfoundland, was read second time by the House of Lords ...

... King and Queen will stay for a few days Cowes, and on the 14th are to leave England, his Majesty going to Homburg, and Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria Copenhagen, and they will join the King of Denmark Fredensborg Castle. One of the Royal yachts (probably ...

... A NURSE'S PETITION. Miss Elizabeth Ryan, formerly a superintendent nurse in the Army Nursing Service, on Monday, in the King’s Bench Division, brought a claim by petition of right against the Crown for compensation, on the ground that she had been prevented ...

... World.) Queen Alexandra will epend May and the greater part of June between Frogmore and Marlborough louse, except during the Whitsuntide holidays, when her Majesty and King Edward are to beat Sandringham. About the third week Jups the Queen will leave ...

... PENSIONS FOR NURSES. Sir Henry Burdctt, presiding at the annual meeting of the Royal National Pension Fund for Nurses, said the total funds bad increased during the year from ��830,792 to £910,525, and tho cost of working the fund was only £4560, the loweat ...