... LYNTON TRIBUTES TO QUEEN ALEXANDRA. Lynton & Lynmouth Striking manifestations of sorrow abounded at Lynton and Lynmouth when news was received wireless of the death of Her Majesty Queen Alexandra. Flags were, and are still, flying at half-mast, and at ...

... Que Alexandra was present at the memorial service for Nurse Cavell at St. Paul's Cathedral on Friday, and the King and Queen were represented. Mr. Asquith and other Ministers of State were among the vast congregation. ...

... ROYAL NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE. Memorial Service to H.M. the late Kinc Edward Vll.—Owing to train facilities being so inconvenient, the Admiralty have ordered that R.N.V.R. ratings are to attend a Memorial Service at the Parish Church, Ilfracombe, on Friday ...

... ROYAL NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE. (Western District, Barnstaple Section). Orders for Week Ending 14th July, 1907 :— MONDAY July Sth.—Fall 7.30 p.m. All hands for General Drill, with Arms. Drill Order. No. 2's. TUESDAY. July 9th.-Fall nm. Signal No. I. All ...

... (Royal Naval Colleges, Osborne and Dartmouth), Exhibitioner of Queen's College, Cambridge. PUBLIC SCHOOL of 150 Boarders in Four Houses. Fees strictly moderate. Preparation for Universities, Services, and all Professional Examinations. O.T.C. Excellent ...

... Admiralty that similar badge will be issued to officers and men of tbe Royal Nayv and Royal Marines, and to members of the Queen Alexandra's Royal Nursing Service who have quitted ...

... who c a naval hospital on Sunday last week, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Heayel, of 53, Newport Road, Barnstaple. He was buried with naval honours. The coffin was escorted to the cemetery by thirty ratings of the ship's company.—The service was conducted ...

... was soon promoted to gunnery llieutenant of the Albion, and specially promoted to commander in 1854 for gallant services with the Naval Brigade at the seige of Sebastapool, where he was wounded. He received the Crimean and Tirkish medals, with Sebastapol ...

... THE QUEEN AND THE SANDRINGHAM COTTAGERS. The Queen and the Sandringham Cottager* the tide of a charmingly-written article by Miss Mary Spencer Warren in the May number of Lady's Magazine. It is in her home that Queen Alexandra loves to throw off all ...

... THE KING AND QUEEN DEVON. ROYAL PROGRESS. IMMENSE POPULAR ENTHUSIASM. On Friday his Majesty the King, accompanied by Queen Alexandra and the Princess Victoria, came to Devonshire to fulfil a series of important engagements in connection with the Navy ...

... all the places of worship in the Metropolis and throughout the country. The King and Queen, with Princess Victoria, were present at the service in the Chapel Royal, as were also Prince and Princess Charles of Denmark, the Crown Prince of Denmark, and ...

... afternoon the Queen took her customary drive, though the weather was unfavourable. The Queen on Monday drove through the principal streets of Dublin, and met with an enthusiastic reception. Princess Christian laid the foundation stone of a nurses' home in ...