... Edward of | his achievement. THE QUEEN AND CANADA (Throigu Ksctzk ' Aors. OTTAWA. Dr. 16. The rountcM of receive.! ihe following telegram from the Queen: creat pleasure will become Patroness of the Victorian Order of Nurse*, and of your hospital*. CHRISTS ...

... enemies who have fallen in battle, for the prisoner of war. and also for who ate still fighting against tho Union Jack. ■’ Queen Alexandra has signed portrait of herself for presentation to Mr. J. S. Wood, who originated and organised the County JSalc Response ...

... siater Lord Vaox of Harrowden. The King and Queen have consented become patrons of the King’s Lynn and Indostrial Exhibition, to held m February next. Tba exhibit! will speomensof work from Queen Alexandras Technical School Sandringham. CapUin C. E. Baddyffe ...

... in celebration the anniversary Queen Alexandra birthday. The Sans Pareil. Edinburgh, and Immortality fired salutes of twenty-one guns at noon. The Naval, as well Military forces, took part in tho coiebration of the Queen's birthday Dover Royal salute was ...

... The King yesterday receiv »nd other Military officers House, and bad nubraitted •*mples of items of uniform **>pecting which changes are u: His Majesty will leave '' at four o’clock th. ...

... accompanied by Naval Squadron. The Ruesiau Military Attach* at Berlin has been recalled in order that his services may at the disposal tho Chief the General Staff Ho will succeeded Colonel Schobeko, Military Attach* at Waahincton, whose post will taken ...

... Edward P. Graham© »entcr-c», SUn.lcrton. JohantMabtirg Mounted Rulea.—Lieutenant Storrar (enteric), Slanderton. Special Service CMhoer.—Captain T. P. Graham (enteric and iaundtee). Scottish Horse.—Lieutenant Maitland (slightly improve«l). „ . _. .South ...

... kissed Queen » ilholmina several times,and shook hands warmly with Prince Hcnrv. A largo crowd had the Noordoindo Palace, and when the Queen and Prince appeared at open window the aiwembled people sang tho National Anthem with enthusiasm, the Queen responding ...

... attended by medical and surgical staff 53 in number, 243 sisters and nurses, 70 female servants, and 519 student# from the Medical School, the last mentioned of whom rendered very valuable service tho wurk which they |«erlonned in the wards (bear, hear). The ...

... eyenmg no special railway aiTangcments had been tnatlo for his Royal highness. The Kmpcror and Kmpress of Russia. wiUi the Imperial children, yesterday moyed their residence from Tsarskoo Selo to Gatchina. The I'ihelan Enyoy was yesterday received in audience ...

... cordially greeted htr Majesty. The Empress did not leave her saloon, and after short stop continued her journey. The nurse who has hoen attending Queen Wilheiiuina during her Majesty’s illness has returned to her ordinary duties. Queenmother will leave to-morrow ...

... present at the station, including Hiinco Arthur of Connaught, subaltern m tho regiment, with vet insufficient military experience qualify for service, following precedent which proved suecossful in connection with tho movement of the fnd Guards fortnight ago ...