... the King and Queen Alexandra’* wedding day. Hia the Kina and her Queen Alexandra, with their Royal Qighnanea Princes* Victoria, the Duke and Dueheee of Cornwall and York, and Prince and Prinoeas Char lee of Denmark, attended Divine Service ...

... British Empire. They also wish to express their confidence that no desire or ability on the part of the States to render service to the Queen and Empire will be diminished* but, the contrary, both will enhanced by the union of forces and resources in the C ...

... honour of appointment saddlers to her Majesty Queen Alexandra. They have now been honoured with royal warrants from three Queens of England, dated as under: Queen Adelaide, 1830; Queen Victoria. 1846; Queen ...

... The Kino and Queen’s Departure. The King will leave London to-morrow to attend the service at Cronborg on Sunday, and will bo accompanied by Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria. The royal party will leave Charing cross Station by special train to-morrow ...

... fund in October by soldiers serving the Transvaal and Orange River Colonies, and £3OO by the Army Nursing Service for window in memory of those nursing sisters who have given their lives performance of their duty. *THE MOBKCSG TOST, THHBSDAY, 5, 1901 ...

... method of nnndog military I should be extremely glad to have the following qasstioM answered satisfactorily—ls it proposed take the nombtrt of Qumo Alexandra’* Imperial Military iknif* from same rank of life as that from which tbs Army ...

... thanks their friends. A memorial service for Mr. Wilfred Campbell Wilson, of the Imperial Yeomanry, who suocumbed wound* received the affair Harieboeatfootein, took plaeo yesterday afternoon St George’s Chapel, AI be- QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAI* Tb» cwitniiW— ...

... to eontinue his patronage to the Gardeners’ Royal Benevolent Institution, which was founded in 1838, and her Majesty Queen Alexandra baa been pleased to continue her patronage the Free Home for the Dying, North-side, Clapham-coramon. ...

... IN IMPERIAL AND COLONIAL FORCEd. Mr. T. B. DEWAR asked the Secretary State for War If would state the Dumber of m*-n ia the Imperial and Colonial forces who had been promoted to commissioned or non-«ommis*ioaed rank as the result of military operations ...

... Unattached—The undermentioned second Lieutenants resign their commissions; T. Robertson. A. Fosbrooke, H. Df er. Slm Imperial Military Depot—Capt. R. Brooke migoa bia ■am m i win d. ROTAL BKOIIIE9T OF ABTILLERT. B®Jal Garrison Artillery—The undermentioned ...

... 1881; and as major officiated in 1886 and 1887 as assistant secretary in the Military Department. was appointed a superintending engineer m 1890, and Chief Engineer of Military Works in 1895, and he had been Director General from 1899, with the temporary ...

... BY THE QUEEN. Qumo Alexandra intends to make Christmas to a narabar of soldiers now serving in Sooth Africa. Bar Majesty has ordered some thousands of good briar pipe, silver mounted, and on the mount of is to be stamped a Crown and the Queen's monogram ...