... Buckingham Palace that very morning. There was a limited attendance of the diplomatic corps, among whom the new Turkish Ambassador, Rifaat Bey, was naturally the most observed, and the presentations in the diplomatic circle were comparatively few. The troubles ...

... ON EXHIBITION The remains of the Cuffley Zeppelin were taken on Saturday from Adastral House the headquarters of the Royal Flying Corps to the grounds of the Honourable Artillery Company at H Bunhiil Row, where they will be on view until to-morrow (Saturday) ...

... and British Armies constructed a number of these balloons, and they have been used with marked success by the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service in France, but now the new French kite balloon is rapidly taking the place of the German type ...

... THE FLYING MAN AT WORK IN his account of The Royal Flying Corps in the War --a Cassell book-- Wing Adjutant tells some stories of our airmen's adventurers when on duty in distant parts of the world. Very striking is that of the forced landing in which ...

... and presented with this Golf Trophy for competition amongst the members of the U.S. Navy Construction Corps (of which he is a member) by the Royal Corps of Naval Instructors, on the occasion of his departure for America. A DANISH SAILING SHIP'S FIGUREHEAD ...

... Future THE ROYAL VISIT TO RUGBY HIS MAJESTY INSPECTING THE SCHOOL CADETS During his visit to Rugby last Saturday, the King planted an oak to celebrate the occasion, and at the conclusion of the ceremony he inspected the Officers' Training Corps of the school ...

... There are some noticeable vacancies in the Royal Army Medical Corps, principally in the General Hospitals but, on the other hand, the Field Ambulances are in many cases over establishment. The Army Service Corps units are satisfactorily officered, though ...

... Army Service Corps. This branch of the Service, like the R.A.M.C., has also had to fight to establish itself. It was first known in 1794 as the Corps of Royal Wagoners, then as the Royal Wagon Train, and thirdly as the Army Transport Corps, ...

... GREY LINE: Tomorrow's prototype of the thin red line that has made British history. Heavy tanks of the 5th Battalion Royal Tank Corps, drawn up for inspection at Tidworth, the headquarters of the Mechanized Force which has now made its first public appearance ...

... Mrs. Birdwood, of Twicken ham, relative to Lieut. Herbert Frederick Birdwood, 20th London Regiment, attached to the Royal Flying Corps, from his Commanding Officer: According to a message dropped into our lines by a German airman, your son met his death ...

... with a small per centage of Royal troops, won for us our Indian Empire. It emerged from the Mutiny in new form and semblance. No longer dressed in imitation of British regulars, it adopted the garb of the gallant irregular corps who had co-operated with ...

... Dr. Gill (as he then was) published, through the medium of the Royal Astronomical Society, a voluminous paper giving an account of a determination of the solar parallax from observations of Mars, made at Ascension Island. A popular record of the expedition ...