... THE ROYAL TOUR. ARRIVAL AT CAPETOWN, Bottirday. The who Yaw arrived here to take part is to:option the Duke and DIMING, Cora. soil entertained at • onto law-hew today. The Wiring two • ark sad MO swots, including the of the Bond, sat door.. The loyal ...

... THE ROYAL VISIT. Sir.--Mar I be. permitted through Your courteay to reraore what may he • wrong imprealiftlll among our fellow (Unions with regard to the Ambulant,. arrangement •t Avonmouth no the day of their Majesties' matt. In an article in your of ...

... INTERNATIONAL INTERCHANGE OP STUDENTS. COMMISSIONAIRES’ CORPS. hIBPSOTIOM BY TAB PBINCE, The inonml treat of St. Peter’* Chnrrh and Sunday School* took place on Knday. After shortened serrjc* the church, the children marched to Horae Farm, where tea »» ...

... THE DANISH ROYAL VISIT THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS RECEIVED. GALA. PERFORMANCE COVENT GARDEN. The King of Denmark received at Bucking' ham Palace, yesterday morning, the Ambassadors and Minister* of foreign counties accredited to the Court of St. James, who ...

... ROYAL THANKSGIVING SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S. REMARKABLE GATHERING. LONDON, Sunday. The Kins and Queen, the Royal Family. representative gathering of the nobility, and I vast assemblage all ranks and conditions o his Majesty's subjects, took part in the specia ...

... os the route. The Ikea of Itrintol new the Royal Standard on the central tower of the Calle-, dial. by spoo:al permre:on of the King. When the Royal carnage was approunhing the Vietorut Rooms her wart observed to touch the King ea the arm sad draw his ...

... form corps of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserves. At the desire some friends, wrote to the Lords of the Admiralty stating there was widespread wish Bristol to form corps. The wish arose, not only from the fact that they had a Naval Volunteer corps there ...

... TER ROYAL ENGINFZR VOLVNIREEKL Thorny .be o%lw:urban (Mort onolre• te. no br 0. NeoCaattorssoned *Aker sod 11E1.4,1 lantenotor of the Corp, for fralnd of at, torte year. Tbo rhoerfell. Ponrloot. and ooldierlt - %sone- a he performed oar doter. him to ...

... Regiment, and served Gallipoli. In 1916 transierred to the Royal Flying Corps, which he served as observer and as pilot In • Egypt and on the Western front. He was twice wounded. RENOWN AT MELBOURNE. Royal Salute in Honour of Baby Betty. A heavy Scotch mist ...

... Volunteer Corps, isielt a force trained on her Majesty** would valuable addition the aaaM defences ol the country. support of tbe reso atioo, Jones said he had told tbat Bristol and Swansea bad supplied 500 anl men the Royal Natal Volunteer Corp?, but Admiralty ...

... rpac h the fortress of nd Jews united ln 3 Bloomsbury House, Principal or- t- witn thewel. gees from Germany and RISTOL OBSERVED so • Day was oserved \ a i, of thanksgiving d chapels throughout Vs pec P le found fe'A 7 t0 Dreak oft I? ob««_ to make their ...

... THE ROYAL VISIT BRISTOL'S WELCOME. SCENES IN THE STREETS. THE CEREMONY AT AVONMOUTH. SPEECHES by the PRINCE VISIT TO THE POET ROYAL. Bristol had yesterday the honour of welcoming the Prince and Princess Wales, his Royal Highness having been graciously ...