... YEOMEN. WORCESTERSHIRE HUSSARS AT WESTWOOD PARK. AN INFAN7BY BATTLE. Like Omit comrades in the Warwickshire Imperial Yeasnaim, the men of the Queen's Own Worrestembire Hussars, now assembled a Westwood Park, Drottnieb, for their annual training, have been ...

... Affairs, and Lientesante General Sir W. Nietwisos, late Dinette/- General of Mobilisation and Military Is. had audience* of his Majesty the sing today. ka3esty the Queen. attended by the Counter of /amino. Earl Howe, and the Moo. Sidney °milk, teas present at ...

... SATURDAY. JANUARY S. Mt. MATTERS OF MOMENT. Practical The ebenevOlenTe of Queen Alexandra is invariably market by sound, practical . eenunon sense. A better illustration of this could hardly be given than by the. scheme for providing spartsonte rent fres ...

... late Lord Beaconsfield laid it down that self-government to the Colonies ought to have been accomplished by an Imperial tariff, by a military code, and further, by the institution ct some representative council in the metropolis, which would have brought ...

... observance of Queen Victoria's birthday as the fete-day of the Empire, lest we forget, are to be congratulated on the progress the movement has made. In thie, as in some other things, the Colonies seem more inclined' to think Imperially than the Mother ...

... everywhere his own special coffee, made by a Turk, whose services be secured abroad. The King and Queen possess many lovely sets of china, but of none of which are they more fond than of the coffee service which was given to theta on the occasion of their silver ...

... engaged on the Report stage of Rome Naval and Military votes. By what means could a greater air of unreality be given to the proceedings of the House of Commons than by embarking on the discussion of a military vote when members have what is, preaumably ...

... security of the frontier; (2) the regulation of postal and telegraphic service; (3) the reciprocal extradition of criminals and deserters; (4) conditions regarding military service; (5) the powers of their respective commercial agents; 181 arrangements ...

... Monson and Sir A. Candle Stephen. G roomin-waiting to the King, specially attached to her Imperial and Royal Highness, wer( in attendance. - The - Kin g and Queen. atoompanied by Prince John of Blacksburg, arrived at the Castle this evening, from Buckingham ...

... other corporations at home and abroad_ Thecoffin wee eisered with Sowers, animal which were wreaths flow King Edward and Queen Alexandra. The areas were every. where (overdid with people, who respectfully inlet/id as the cortege went by. Professor Firma has ...

... remained outside the Fund will commerce at one. a systematic weekly collection in the works. COURT CIRCULAR, Sunday. The Queen. her Imperial and Royal Highness the Duchess of Saxe-Coburg and t totha. her Royal Highness Princess Beatrice of Sass-Coburg and Gotha ...

... limit was opened at Dover. Tier Majesty the Queen was awarded two first prizes and one special prize at the Norwich Dog Show yesterday. The marriage of the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin to Princess Alexandra of Cumberland has been fixed for Jure 7. ...