... As regards the Army and Indian and hursing Service, the Committee recommend that Queen Alexandra shall be asked to assume the Presidency of new organisation, to known as Queen Alexandra Imperial ...

... MILITARY PREPARATIONS. Ad Aktanhot asr»’ffssss Queen's tuneral. Beery eesileble ten *UI requisitioned for the purpose, end ell Ihe principal odloeie the command et oreeent on leave will return for duty on Seltmlay, The faTte order* to raniiah eight mj ...

... termmos show their sympathy with Queen Alexandra, and drove the Amalienborg Palace, where i apartments have been provided for the illustrious visitor during her stay in Denmark. _ This forenoon the Queen attended Divine service the English St Alban Church ...

... THE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. Our Shornclitio Correipondont telcj;rnpli»: In connection with the re-enlistment of old Imperial Yeomen, who. is stated, have been in many casas compelled to so through destitatkai owing the War Office not having paid their arrears ...

... THE QUEEN IN DENMARK. (FROM OUR COPENHAGEN. Niomt. Queen Alezudre yertentoy reoeivwl inamli•no*, the Amalienborg PaUoe, Count Christian Danneskiold Samsoe, who, benalt of the Committee, read an Address from tb» Danish nation to King Edward and Queen Alexandra ...

... inspection the Nursing Department, and domestic angementa in connection therewuh in Biiliteiy Hospitals. Other suggestions dealt with the standard of training and grades of nursing sisters, their authority over hospital orderlies id the Army Nursing Sendee Reserve ...

... THE QUEEN’S ILLNESS. THE ANXIETY IN LONDON. From early hour yeeterday mornin* them wee an uninterrupted aucoeaaion of inquirers at the wrioua official centres in London. This -as the more particularly Marl boro ucb Bouse and Buckingham Palace, the callers ...

... period of two weeks, owing the death of Queen Victoria. In pursuance of (he Resolution adopted by the Hungarian Chamber of Deputies that expression the feelings of the House on the occasion of (he death of Queen Victoria should be convered (be British ...

... Chaplain the Russian Legation, in the library the ('astle here. There were present King Christian, King Edward, and Queen Alexandra, the Dowager Empress of Russia, the King the Hellenes, and the other members of the Koyaa family. ______________ THE UNITED ...

... foreign service. The children of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York, who have been staying with the King, at the Castle, left Windsor on Saturday afternoon, and came to town by the half-past four o’clock Great Western train. Queen Alexandra will probably ...

... THE ISDIA FOREST SERVICE Tl.o following are rioclored W ' * 8-nrfin CorooiimionOT tilacc* oeiier merit the turn held dune 25,1301. and d*JN appointment* the India Forest Service • , Mark*. • „ , John Whitehead g*24 . Charlc* E. J.' . f. .5 &d. ** ’Si ...

... assumption a French Protectorate in {iiat country or otherwise. Queen Wilhclmina of Holland and the Prince Consort left Schwerin yesterday for Oldenburg. To-morrow they return direct Holland. The Queen’s visit to her German Regiment, the Kith Hussars, at Wandsbeck ...