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... National Anthem closed a memorable service. OTHER SERVICES. Nearly 5,000 people attended a memorial service at Westminster Abbey. A detachment from the Irish Guards sounded the Last Post at the close of the service. One of the hymns was Mr. Rudyard Kip ...
... The King and Queen, attended by high officers of the Fleet, including Admiral Beatty, were present at the service held at St. Paul's in memory of the officers and men of the Royal Navy who 'have given their lives during the war. The royal party also included ...
... like parade, Queen Alexandra and hor children devoted themselves to the interests of the people about Sandringham, when she was reigning with her husband, the late King Edward, is at times very charmingly illustrated. For years Queen Alexandra and her daughters ...
... Canadian officer, who was until recently attached to the Royal Flying Corps, was killed through his aeroheane falling near B roc ki au d s , f rom a height of 500 ft. Gladys Int./twin, a Queen's nurse, died in hospital, .at Brighton, from injuries caused ...
... retired pay of officers. to the disability pensions of nurses and Naval warrant officers, and to the pensions and children's allowances of widows and relatives of officers, granted for service in this war. The bonus will also be added, for the same period ...
... decorated by the King with the Royal Red Cross, ftecond class, for valuable services in connection with the war, is flu daughter of Mrs. Webster, 186, Halms-road. West Bridgford. A member of the Queen Alexandra'. Nursing ...
... awarded to her for bravery in the field. She is Staff Nurse Catherine Margaret Carruthers, of the Territorial Force Nursing Service. Sir Douglas Haig mentioned her in one of his dispatches. Nurse Carruthers was bravely carrying on her work of mercy, calmly ...
... of the Naval and Military War Pensions Act, 1918, states: It shall be the duty of the Minister to make provision for the care of any children of men in the Naval, Military, or Air Services who have died from causes arising out of their service during ...
... has compelled the Allies to follow their example. Li This is the Royal Red Cross, the new decoration instituted by the King. It is to be awarded to the nurses for special services in nursing sick and wounded soldiers and sailors. Recipients will be entitled ...
... are expected to be ready shortly, all the arrangements being in an advanced state. The King has sent £lOO and the Queen £25 to the Royal Naval School, Twickenham, Middlesex. Mrs. Eliza Welch, of Bishops Lvdeard. Somerset, has seven eons in the Army. In one ...
... to the Queen when the latter was the Princess's age. Princess Mary is a great help to the Queen in her charitable works. It was she who originated the idea for a Christmas present from the Queen to all tho soldiers and sailors on active service. One of ...
... tributor to all charitable causes. Fraser, Sir John Malcolm.—Rendered valuable saiistanoe in the Queen's Devonshire House Fund and in the Royal Naval Air Service during the war. is honorary principal agent of the Unionist Party. Isherwood, Joseph William ...