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... received by Queen Alexandra at Marlborough House. —-—o Miss N. K. Windemer. Lady Superintendent of St. Mark's Military Hospital, was decorated by the King with the B.R.C. on Saturday, April 13th, at Buckingham Palace, and was afterwards received Queen Alexandra ...
... the Territorial Service rifle championsliin on Tuesday. In the match for the King’s Medal he was eighth with I'iS poin’s out of possible 200, the winner’s record being 175. In the Territorial Armv Cbnmpionships. concurrently with Queen Mary and King’s ...
... Majesty Queen Mary, is brother of Mr. A. T. Goulden. the the firm of Messrs. and Curry, High-street, Tunbridge Wells. Mr. Charles Ooulden, who has many patients from Tunbridge Wells, holds the position of Consulting Ophthalmic Surgeon to Queen Alexandra ...
... should appoint second trained nurse for the Institution. At this juncture the members stood up in silence for brief period tribute the memory of Queen Alexandra, this being the time of the coutai easement of the Funeral Service. Captain LEWIS, the Surveyor ...
... Crowborough family. Mrs. Emily Best, Baroombe House, died a nursing home on Tuesday. She was the widow of Mr. Owen Best, fr-mer, and the daughter of the late Mr. Frederick Allcorn. ALEXANDRA ROSE DAY on Saturday realised a total of £126 14s. 5d., including ...
... eligible for military service, and able drive van and cycle; used to rationing and all shop duties; present manager liable military service.—Write (state wages, references), Buekett, Hall and. Nr, Lewes, Sussex. 1353 to drive car; over ...
... C. DAILY H*U» for flat Is Ferndale; hour* and times arrancamaot.—Write 892. Courier, Tun. Walls. 892 WANTED. Woman over military age. daily; 8 until 5; 2 in family; no rougn work; very little coosmg —BB6, Courier. Tun. Wells. « 886 TWO FRIENDS, Mother ...
... Wells, and 28, Queen-street, E.C. WM. ROPER, F. 5.1., AUCTIONEER, SURVEYOR VALUER,! LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, KENTISH BUILDINGS, (V. LONDON ROAD). TUNBBIDQE WILLS. OSsss of the Wells Sooth tut en Ooant ss al»urM Sestet/. Aeiirr FIRS AND IMPERIAL LI fit ASSURANCE ...
... sermons on behalf of child life in many of the churches and chapels. The Queen is opening an exhibition Westminster; among its varied sections bedroom nursery designed by Queen Alexandra: also slum room, in which so many cnildren have to live, and how the ...
... CONTEMPORARY CHAT. Imperial Cable Service. The necessity fur I'op'rial service, which S>r E iwsri Nasecem nas at'en'ion, emphasis tit* once mare of two out of the lines to the Cape. This has been of far too frequent occurrence f,mce «be war began, says ...
... thousand workmen in consequence of a resolution to substitute Women for men in the work at the looms. Queen Alexandra has sent the following telegram: The Queen thanks from her heart the one thousand old people of Accrington, including thre« old ladies of more ...
... great abundance of fruit. The service the morning was conducted J by the N. W. Beard. In the after! noor. children's service was held. The ; evening service was socially well attend t-.i the Rev. C. Pitts taking the service. On Monday a meeting was held ...