... THE QUEEN. The Kings of Europe marched on, and there came a second poignant moment the Queen was riding by. Deeply veiled, she rode in her coach of glass as we have always seen her before, upright and regal. A handkerchief was clutched in her hand. Women ...

... definitely mMnt the loss of the agreement th inc»lcu able results for the naval position or other Naval Powers, and fact, tor th« future peace of the world. Takina France’s present naval strcnßlh at about 50 per cent of our own strength, the agreement afforded ...

... NAVAL CASUALTIES. Lost with H.M.S. Vanguard, carpenters’ crew—Charles Magee Thompson. Definite information ha* now been received of the death Constable Thompson, who volunteered for naval service about two years ago, while stationed at Coleraine. The ...

... Edward VII. and Queen Alexandra (then Prince and Princess of Wales) to Belfast in April, 1885. Another veteran who saw the King and Queen at the Junction was Mr. R. Montgomery, the chief tramway inspector, who joined the Corporation service in the year of ...

... discharge from military service. THE INDIAN CIVIL SERVICE. ** We are not very hopeful/' says the Journal of Education, that any result ■will coQio from the protest of St. Andrews University against the proposals the Indian Civil Service Commission. The difficult ...

... pin, bearing in diamonds tho Royal monogram, surmounted by a from Queen Alexandra; aquamarine and diamond pendant. t.h%> Caar and Czarina; holy ikon, with jewels, from the Empress Maria Feodor;yna; gold fruit and sweet service, from King Manoel, and the ...

... Chief Medical Officer to the Ministry of Health. For his services during the last war. in which he served as a Colonel in the Royal Army Medical Corps, he was made Companion the Distinguished Service Order. On the motion of Dr. Elizabeth Dundee, Whitehead ...

... Fusilier Wm. Graham (Royal Scots Fusiliers) The former was wounded in Norm Africa and suffered the loss of an eye but is retained in the service. COMMUNITY SERVICE. The forty-fifth annual report of Carrickfergus District Nursing Society, issued, is a ...

... her. Nurse Black was awarded the decoration of the Royal Red Cross (First Class) for her services in June, 1929, and, with the other nurses who attended his Majesty, ishe received the M.B.E. in the Birthday Honours. . ‘ She served in Queen ...

... making 8.000 in all. She is untiring in her attention to mothers and children. All Queen’s Nurses came under the Taylor Scheme, as Nurse Bell had ten years’ service she was entitled to an increase of £lOO per year from May 1. 1944. and £5O for the previous ...

... and entered the Navy in 1884. commanded the naval guard of honour at Windsor at the funeral of Queen Victoria. Lieutenant Oscar Henderson, temporarily comanding H.M.S. Ribble, who is also commended for service in action, son of the late Sir James Henderson ...

... ROYAL REPRESENTATIVES. The widow and immediat© Telatives followed closele tho rear of the coffin, and then came the Royal and Imperial representatives. The King was represented iold Marshal Rarl Iloberts, Queen Alexandra General Sir llighton Probyn. V ...