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... three Services, U.S naval and military representatives, and memberso the Government of Northern Ireland, headed by the P™* Minister (Rt. Hon. J. M. Andrews) together with the Lord Mayor (Alderman G Black) the official welcome. The King and Queen were ...
... at the Belfast Royal Academical Institution, Dr. Saunderson graduated at Queen's University, and, joining the R.A.M.C. at the beginning of the last war, he served in Mesopotamia. On demobilisation he practised in Salford, near Manchester, and in 1941 ...
... WEEKLY TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1925. ‘ALEXANDRA, THE LOVED - FIRST STAGE OF HER | LAST JOURNEY. SERVICE AT SANDRINGHAM. FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS. , The King has ordered the Court to go into mourning for Queen Alesandra until Il’obnlry 20. The Court will ...
... in the service of Queen Alexandra, and up to the last the Queen expressed her grati‘tude for the sacrifice. i | Nearly thirty years ago Miss Knollys was raised to the rank of a daughter of a baren of the United Kingdom. After the death of ...
... WORK FOR BELFAST SHIPYARD THE ROYAL MAIL LINES ORDER FOUR CARGO VESSELS FOR S. AMERICAN SERVICE We are officially informed by Royal Mail Lines, Ltd., that they have placed an order with Messrs. Harland & Wolff, Ltd., Belfast, for the construction of four ...
... represent the Royal Irish Constabulary at the funeral of her late Majesty Queen Victoria, and he was also specially selected for duty on the occasions of Royal visits to Ireland. Constable F. F. Dunne, Musgave Street, has resigned the service. This fact ...
... behalf of the Order of Buffaloes in Belfast :— 1 “We, the members of Queen Victoria, Queen Alexandra. White Swan, l\'mg} George, Vietory, and “‘he members of Procincial Grand Lodge of Royal Antediluvian| Order of Buffaloes, No. 3 District, beg respectfully ...
... s at’ the. services, the Naval Sundays, November and 17. This amount lias been to the county fund- and make>.tl«£. -oivicjus total conti ibutmu Its lid— . ...
... christening of King Edward 1.. and ot the children who followed him. The principal Royal sponsors were Queen Victoiia and his four gr.md-parents. King la w. I ami Queen Alexandra (then Prince and 1 Wales), and the Duke and Duchess leek PRINCE’S EARLY lIAVS ...
... the “service of society.” Considering both statutory and voluntary forms. Miss Hardy dealt at length with many and varied channels of social service, and felt that without the voluntary work our national life would lose tremendous lot. The Nursing Society ...
... the Queen went out for ber usual afternoon drive. pressure on our flank, but The Press Association telegrapbs—The Unio® The sun shone brightly, and everything Te; turnips, ewedes, ls Id to ls Sd parenips, 45 The dear, wee baby faces that The Queen was ...
... Sheppard condnoted a brief General Officer Commanding at Quetta trom service prayer in the death chamber. 189‘J until 1897. Prince Francis was with tlie The King and Queen left the nursing Egyptian Army captain from the lauer home at twenty minutes past eleven ...