... would the late King's knowle ige and tact bave been of greater service than at the present. To Queen Alexzndra all their hearts went out. (“ Hear, hear.”) They remembered how she had nursed the King, and they would never forget that when she was narsing ...

... King, Queen Alexandra, aad the Royal Famiy SERVICE AT THE PARISH CHURCH Arrangements for Procession. . Elaborate preparations are being made for an unpoc'\ng. procession to the Halifax Parish Church on the day of the King’s funeral. The service will be ...

... d'-im(-y-tbo“l'nnm Gazetic’’). George 1. was 67, George IV. m&,flmm&dxhh?}h But the late Ki fromn his official A Eing George - Queen Viotion, made ,-wnd-*fl [t w:bsdtzby'?i Toria lived 1o 82. _Of the late King’s 500 mdw-g;:-m?: blood relations in Europe who ...

... hoist flags at the top mast with the so-called “flag parade,” and display the British flag | at the main. '| For the Queen-Mother The Queen-Mother has ordered, for her | personal use in the daytime, Marie Stuart | caps, with long ends of white crape, of ...

... Association of Head Teachers, delivered at the annual conference at Leeds yesterdsy, Mr. E. 8. Mortimer advocated compulsory military service s part of our system of education Lord Selborne left South Africa yesterday on his return to England. It is expected ...

... the mem of the Turkish Mission went by this train. RESPECTS TO THE QUEEN-MOTHER. Queen Alexandra received this morning, in the Throne Room at Buckingham Palace, a number of naval, military, municipal, and other deputations, who came to England for King ...

... has becn put to military use. The different Kings were lodged in so many different. parts of London, however, that some expeditious means of relieving guards had to be devised. Queen Alexandra’s Movements It is stated that Queen Alexandra ...

... QUEEN ALEXANDRA AND THE NURSES. Referring to Queen Alexandra’s interest in nurses, the * Nursing Mirror”’ says: * Her name will always be associated with the ...

... British people wherever they are to be found. The Queen of England, as both Queen Victoria and Queen Alexandra showed, can be an jmmense power for good, and it is not too much to say that the Empire looks to Queen Mary to prove herself as ...

... ne.” ONE OF QUEEN VICTORIA’S BRIDESMAIDS. The Dowager Countess of Macclesfield, the resent tfi(-r s grandmother, is nearly ninetygbe is last survivor of Queen Victoria’s bridesmaids, and has been a lady of the bedchamber to Queen Alexandra since 1863. ...

... marriage with Mr. Frank Isitt, on Saturday, as Mlle. Genee. The list of presents was headed by a diamond brooch from Queen Alexandra,and All Saints’ Church, Margaretstreet, was filled with a large number of wellknown people as well as with friends connected ...

... the Vote to the Queen- Mother on behali of the Commons. He stood at the Bar, awaiting the summons of the Chair, but it was from the front of the table that he read the message to the House. The touching langnage in which Queen Alexandra conveyed her thanks ...