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... MEMORIAL TO QUEEN ALEXANDRA. The Association provides for the Nursing of the Sick Poor in their own homes, and your generous support is earnestly solicited. The National Memorial to Queen Alexandra is in aid of (1) The Endowment Fand of ...
... which others than Labour men now seem to expect. King and Queen Back. The fog. which plaved extracrdinary patcl work tricks on London, did not hold up th royal train, and the King and Queen arrive Euston at the appointed time, a littl after eight. Both ...
... hoping to occupy some of the six escort machines, in one of which Mrs. Cobham is flying to meet her husband. Queen Alexandra. The late Queen Mother was, of course, from her earliest days in this country greatly interested in and always helpful in connection ...
... signatures of crowned head in Euro who are expected to | Queen, the Prince of Elphinstone—sister of York will sign the regis Bridal Veil as Wrap. Thanks to the kindl Queen, Mrs. Bell, the Qs and formerly nurse to and other members of will be l|‘:u~e.-uem with ...
... : That is what you get by it—he hit you all the more.—A constable was sent” t® warn the husband ~ Queen Alexandra’s clock, given by her to the nurses’ home at the London Hospital, has heen stolen by a man Who' broke into the premises, ** If we can get ...
... perform. After the 10 days’' quarantine, I was sent to the naval barracks, and, within two hours of arriving, was detailed for drait—along with several other Brierfield lads—to the Royal Naval Hospital, Stonehouse, for duty. During the!:nt week, T was ...
... many people in this district to know that thé Rev. G. Bramwell Evens is transferring his services to Huddersfield. Mr. Evens, who has preached the anniversary services at the Wesleyan Chapel for several years, will preach at Higham on Whit-Sunday. A Pleasing ...
... the United States, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, and other countries, and apgeared by cpecinl Royal command before the late King Edward and Queen Alexandra at Windsor Castle in 1905. (,'uriocitf is often aroused as to _how it got its peculiar name, which ...
... ** English part of England.” How could it be otherwise when the Thames Valley holds Windsor, the home of English Kings and Queens of miny dynasties, Ruaneymede, the birthplace of English liberties, Oxford and Eton, the cradles of our public education? ...
... Mr. Wilfred Wellock has now left Nelson, ho has a large number of friends here yet, and they attended in large numbers the Queen’s Cinema on Sunday to hear his lecture on America. Mr. Wellock has had a long visit to the country, and his conclusions wero ...
... heard the Before the usual business at the Reedley Policé Court on Wednesday, the chairman (Mr, W. J. Riley) presented the Royal Humane Society certificate for bravery to Bernard Mills, schoolboy, aged eleven years. The chairman stated that on the 30th ...