... too old for military service or have been wounded. Toth and Tard and a farce produced Walter Ellis are also the programme. There will be programmes pictures the Balsall Heath Road Picture House, the New Palace Theatre, Summcrhill, Imperial Picture Palace ...

... all probability thirty and forty Imperial and Royal personages will attend. Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria, according to their present plans, wfii refrain for the present from participating in any kind of ceremonial, are, therefore, not likely to ...

... STAFFORDSHIRE YEOMANRY CAMP. The Queen's Royal Regiment of Imperial Yeomanry, encamped Himley Park, have during last throe days confined their military operations to squadron drill, together with signalling and semaphore work, sod to-day there will be ...

... Hungarian radio announces. Services on many railway lines have had to be suspended. Military detachments have had to break up ice floes with explosives, to prevent damage bridges.—Reuter. GERMAN , AIR LINK WITH SCANDINAVIA A new air service from Germany to Denmark ...

... last surviving brother of the late Queen Alexandra of England and the oldest member of the Danish Royal family, was buried to-day in the southern crypt of the ancient Roskilde Cathedral. The official funeral service was first held in the naval church ...

... was a telegraphic one from Queen Alexandra, follows:-- * Sandringham. I wish you every happiness and blessing your 81«t birthday, and may God long preserve you to carry on your good and valuable work in His service.— Alexandra.’’ ...

... Albert alongside crow of tbo SLandart wen© drawn deck, and inspreted members of tho Imperial suites, after which tho naval were presented King Ddward and Queen Alexandra and members of tlio Royal suites. British Admiral and commanders wero presented the ...

... in all probability thirty and forty Imperial and Royal person-ages will attend. Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria, according their present plans, will refrain for the present from participating in any kind of ceremonial, and are, therefore, not likely ...

... f-rsented the King and Queen, who ! rhattod freely with them, and were then taken to the Household dining room, whore tea was served them before they returned quarters. A number lady helpers wa.ted upon the guesU. ! Queen Alexandra received .at Marlborough ...

... over prisoners war Alexandra Palace. In addition to the books which reference has already been made, Lieut.-Colonel Devia was the author of The Transvaal under the Queen.” Military Dialogues Active Service,” and number of other volumes. also wrote much and ...

... died in a Dublin nursing home, aged 42, and is succeeded by his 73-year-- old uncle, Colonel Lord Arthur Browne. They are members of an Irish family descended from John Browne, who assisted in securing the submission of Co. Mayo to Queen Elizabeth. The ...

... Agnes Crawford Blair, Queen Alexandra's Imp. Mil. Nursing Service (Res.), attd. B.A.M.C. Staff Nurse Miss Christina McLean, Queen Alexaudra’s Imp. MiL Nursing ...