... regament-. “The-sth B«tt. Wales’ Own Y oxteharw hearing the His Majesty, wafch bow towards the Queen, repeated the words Alexandra Princees of Wales’ the Queen, stepped forward short • The day ttoe who toot * the proceedings, aid the wodeivt e have reSmted ...

... rendered distinguished service the State home and overseas, should give formal expression the loyalty and devotion the people the realm. The address which have the honour move. Viscount Hatlsham concluded, Is empty lip service. It In a spirit heartfelt ...

... (of Hereford, and Lord Farquhar. General Godfrey Clerk. C.8., was present on behalf the King, Earl De Grey represented Queen Alexandra, and Lieut. -Colonel the Hon. Sir W. Carington attended the representative of H.R.H. the Prineo of Wales. Other well-known ...

... identical with active service conditions, and Col. M. F. Rim inton, C.8., a well-known Penrith gentleman, is brought from tho half-pay list take command. Lieutenant W. E. Lyon, who has been appointed to a second lieutenancy tho 19fb Alexandra Princess of Wales’a ...

... MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. CHANGES IN THE NORTHERN COMMAND. li, lias now boon finaliy settled that tho Scots Greys, which have been York since 1910. will move to the new barracks Scotland this year. The 15th llu»sat» will move York from Ixmgmoor. The only ...

... King Edward, King AHonno, Queen Alexandra, and Princess Victoria, with members Royal eujtes, left Buckingham Palace in open carnages, escorted cavalry, and drove Waterloo Station, cn route LafSan’s Plain for a great Military Review. The Duchess of Connaught ...

... remember any period in the course of my long military career when we had so much to think of or so much difficulties to contend with as now from a military point of view. But such is my belief in the military soirit of this country, as it is evinced by ...

... of the House of Commons The estimates for the public service of the year will be laid before you. The provision for military expenditure must be largely increased on account of the charge for military cperations in Scuth Africa. The experience of a great ...

... on duty in attendance on Queen Alexandra during last Eastertide. After a distinguished military career, joined the Koval service in 1890, when became A.DC. to H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge. In was appointed equerry to Queen Victoria, and in ...

... HOSPITAL, COLCHESTER. PROBATIONER NURSES. Applications required for the posts PROBATIONER NURSES (female), not under years Special training given by sister-tutor candidates for the State Examination of the General Nursing Council, thereby qualifying for ...

... IMPERIAL HOTEL. Under entirely new raanageraeot. Mot cent rmllyitaatcd. Moderate tariff. l*aim»eUtratoaff«teaa>gn BLACKPOOL— 4JOUTH SHORE HOTEL.—Winter Tariff conmencea lit October. Terms from 7a per day. Tn^r T -^~~ ■DLACKPOOL-PAKKEH'S UOtliL, 17 and ...

... latrst information. 466 army medical officers and 4 0 civilian surgeons, 566 femnale nurses, and 5,668 male nurses and orderlies. These did not inchade dowtors and nurses engaged in South. Africa. The supply of beds was. on the 19th inst., 5,0L1 in Natal ...