... across within eight or ten days. That L samn AWeednesday morning ifuneral services were - held over the graves of the victims of the 0 arototured train disaster. Tl!e services were con- r. di'cted bh the Anglican clergrmien and the c Rcman Catholic chaplain ...

... attend- ance on board the Royal yacht. The Bishop of Ripon arrived at Osborne, and had the honour of dining with Her Majesty and the Royal Family. The Queen, with the Royal Family and the Reyal Household, attended divine service at Osborne ...

... holiday I throughout the country in celebration of the -.New-Year. In Glasgow the managers of the Royal Infirmary had their annual meeting with 1. , the nurses. Lor(l Provost Chisholm presided, 1: # and Mr Enab Brown, the chairman of the Committee of Management ...

... on a scheeis to make them portable arc. available for th land service Four Maxims 'iesrt with the It came nattd cootingent to the -city now be- m2 eap-iced. The idea of mono Jing the naval an tile, and 12-pounder guns few land servico at nipinaied in ...

... Princess Henry of Battenberg, and some of the Royal children. l A Christmas tree was provided for the school E 'f children. and presents were also given to the i e labourers on the estate. t The baud of the Royal Marine Light Infantry played a selection of ...

... strength of about 800. -.y Tue first M-~ilitia batitalion to go on service be out of the country is to learn horse to-dey. The 3d Roy~al West Re-,nt, embarking. ini i ho Got- c-coda at thep RoyAl -Alb~ert LDock to joini the 5 garignso Nata owin piece it wvilt ...

... h-ut lir thought t;,; w! iiS *--tier tcie prinic!oe in the case ! c srho ;'ere ceilieil cut srmally for'1 ric er- 'p1 of ?? service, they were under- ruaery lar1 - --crc-n. I-e did not think 'i:nrlln wvero entitled ,o t'hemceris considera-ji tiar .s tire ...

... theI artist may perhaps reconsider the question of -to the seventeens. be THE QUEEN IN THE ISLE OF WIGHT. _ ~~W (PrOAs THE COURT CmMAit.) of Osborne, Friday. mi The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon, DE accompanied by the Duchess of Albany, and to ...

... hibition. The Duke of Devonshire presided, and presented an address from the Educaion inc Committee of the Royal Commission for the Ms Exhibition. His Royal Highness, in declaring the exhibition open, refeared at length to t a remark-able progress madern educational ...

... anr~ything. This morning t, e-I (Thursday) the Royal Horse Ari;ilery, Lancers, | it ' Marines, and Naval Brigade went out and bi 'a I shelled the enemy's position, I believe with' h, 5,, deadly effect. The naval guns sand cavalry 'are 1b2 -h i the two arms ...

... Hamilton commanded on Wagon Hill, and rendered valuable services; the troops here had a very trying time, and behaved excel- T lently. They are elated at the services they have rendered the Queen. The enemy were repolsed everywhere with very heavy loss ...

... ribbon velvet. of to THE QUEEN IN THE ISLE SF WIGHT. Cl i (FuOu THEs COUc T o ?? ) pz !i Osborne, Monday. I The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon, re l attended by the Hon. Mary Hughes and the SC Hon. Aline Majendie. bx 'I His Royal Highness the Duke of ...