... ary wars, when, having been looted by the mob from Bayeux Cathedra], it fell into the hands of the com missariat or Army Service Corps, who were about to cut it up for packing uniforms and supplies when a local police-commissary rescued it. Since then ...

... COURT, Open 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Is. Season Tickets, 10s. 6d. Weekly Tickets, 2s. 6d. SERVIAN SECTION.-- QUEEN'S PALACE. BULGARIAN SECTION.-- IMPERIAL COURT. MONTENEGRIN SECTION-- DUCAL HALL. WORKING TOBACCO, CARPET, AND OTHER EXHIBITS. Manufactures, Raw ...

... 17th to 20th. Fare, by Day or Night Service (1 2 Class), 30s., 22s., and by Night Service only (3rd Class), Ids., available for return up to May 22nd. 1st 2nd Class Tickeis are also issued by a Special Afternoon Service leaving Victoria 2.15 p.m. Details ...

... for excuse they're not, of course, paragraphed and photographed these days. The Court will be back again at the Palace, Queen Alexandra at Marlborough House how she must miss her autumn trips abroad. Until the war she'd hardly spent a Sep tember in England ...

... dress the long, tight- fitting coat is trimmed with chinchilla, and in cut and design is reminiscent of those worn by Queen Alexandra in the early- Victorian days. When she removes her coat a simple house frock is revealed. The skirt is of moire to match ...

... and all the proceeds to the nurses. And though there's armistice, there are still woundeds and very many so the charity shows go on gaily. Three days of next week there's a Fair at the Hyde Park Hotel in aid of Queen Alexandra's Field Force Fund, with a ...

... all along been wallowing in it. {\nly a very modest amount of wining and dining has, by the way, been served out to the Imperial Conference people. Seems they politely intimated their conviction that these were no times for banqueting, even if there ...

... of crowned heads to Earl's Court. Queen Victoria had a command performance to herself. Her children and grand-children watched it in the presence of the public, who were overjoyed at the girlish delight of Alexandra, Princess of Wales, in climbing on ...

... subaltern sticks to his regiment, wherever it is quartered he will find that he can live with perfect comfort in His Majesty's service on very small means. D razvings by Fish. Eve is very anxious over this rational dress ques tion. She sees 'orrible visions ...

... the Overseas men declare they just couldn't stick it nohow but then they're a bit inclined just a little to decry things imperial, don't you think They do, you see, do things so much better in the newer, younger countries. But as to weather, I guess some ...