... links between the Queen of Watering Places and the seat of war. Mr. POPS tells this week of his first duty at the hospital tents at Wynberg, and the letter which we shall publish next walk, will describe the careful and tender nursing of the wounded, and ...

... thing to gladden the hearts of those who have so willingly and readily answered the call of duty and honour to our most noble Queen and the grand old flag that has so long waved over us. Well may it be said that Africa's Pie-mini (Africa's little one) has ...

... distinction of being bracketed, with three others. first in the United Kingdom, among 19,041 candidates. and being awarded a Queen's prize of ti. In the examination of students' work at South Kensington, Miss Igglesden obtained In the National comsetitton ...

... THE QUEEN AND BUGLER DUNN• Little Bugler Dunn, of the Ist Royal Dublin Fusiliers, who so distinguished himself in the firing line at Tugela Riser, and was wounded in the arm, was on Monday in obedience to the Queen's command, conducted to the Palace at ...

... Examinations, and for Profersionsl and Mensuitile Lite; also for the Services now open w public ocuipeti'ion, vie. . —ltoya/ Military and Indian Engineering, Howe and Indian Civil Service. French and Orman—Mons. Le V. Censtent, B. es L.. B. es Sr. (Ualveninn ...

... Her Majesty the Queen the gift of a £5 note, in recottnitioe of the fact that she hes wren eons wring is the Ft iyal Navy. Rosiest bed a photograph of her lads taken by Mr. J. C. Vinhena, Mrs. Cater last week rent a copy to the Queen. On Tosedas she received ...

... THE FRONT. Dr. Hugh Steele, of St. Marychurch, who some weeks ago volunteered for service at the front, hal received an intimation from the War Office, that hie services have been accepted, with the rank of Surgeon Captain, and he goes out with the Eighth ...

... several of the churches and chapel. of Torquay on Sunday nest, on be. .1f of thn Torquay Nurse inatitoti,,n. The mayor and corpor.ti.on will attend morning service at Upton Church. in ounnecticm with the obeerrance. TORQUAY BOWLINO —Bowling is bow curried ...

... Cur. —The Dartmouth Chroui de referring to the announcement which we made last week that a Queen's cup had been presented to Torquay for competition at the Royal Tut bay Yacht Club regatta, we> s It will not come as a surprise to those ' in the know.' ...

... as each one appeared it was greeted with cheers. On arrival at the Strand the Volunteer and Naval Brigade formed up on three sides of a square facing the Queen's Hotel, on the balcony of which building many ladies and gentlemen wore assembled. Seats wore ...

... Torqoay, have been appointed Queen's Nurse. by Her Nnje•ic. Scoots SAI.F. —Mewl.. F Witheridge and Co., of Union Street. are noir holding their mummer tale, 41111 offering their large stock at greatly reduced pricer. ROYAL ACADILNY Or MrSlC.—The attentloe ...

... offering their services to the barfresses will communicate the fact to us, we shall be pleased to announce their names in next week's Torquay nag& Tea QTR.'S'S Ccr. —The magnificent silver cup given by Hor Majesty the Queen to the Royal Torbay Yacht Club ...