... WELCOME. ‘The King and Queen of Portugal arrived et Cher- bourg on Monday afternoon on their way to Eng- land. Their Majesties were welcomed by Admiral Touchard, Maritime Prefect, and military honours were rendered. The King and Queen embarked on board the ...

... countries. Then the custody of arms, clothing, equipment, military stores of all oorts, will in future be transferred from the civil to the military service. This means that now a complete military organisation net within the Dominion. It is to a considerable ...

... compulsory service, nor do hold with the doctrines of the National Service League; but 1 cannot for the life of me understand why the Government itself should not make a period of military service an indispensable qualification for the ...

... Warwickshire Imperial yeomanry. The officers' names recorded are follow* Warwickshire Reg - ment: Lieutenant Mourligan. Maior C. J. Cockbum. Captain H. A. Hanker. Captain A. B. Bonnet. Lientenant-Colonel Thnrsbv. and Lieutenant Tremaine- Imperial Yeomanry: ...

... YEARS AFTER, The other day (says the King and His Navy and Army) Sir Wilfrid Lanrier was presented with the Imperial Medal for his services in the North-West Campaign of 1870. Nearly the same interval elapsed between the war of 1812-14 and tbe areiventation ...

... magnificent presents from almost every Royal personage in Europe, and her friendship with the late Quees is very well known. Queen Alexandra and K.iag Edward are both too intimate terms with the great ainger. A Youthful Musical Genius. Though the Qneen was present ...

... BALL IN EVENT. The Drill Hall in Queen Vietori Coventry, which now serves as the headquarters of the Second Volunteer Battalion Royal Warwick- sire Regiment, was nicely eet out en Monday even- ing. occasion was a military ball in aid of the funds of the ...

... Miss Hawthorne. Mr. H. Grinver (military dress), Mr. A. Orinver, Mr. Flovd (Monsieur Beaucaire). Mrs. Floyd (Lady Mary Carlyle), Mr. D. Lees (sailor). Miss Franks (Lady Teazle), Campbell (uniform of the Diplomatic- Service). ...

... sei-vioe late Sir John McNeill VC Extra Enuorry to the King and formerly Eauerry Queen Victoria took on Monday at Chapel Royal St James’s The King Sir Stanley Clarke tho Queen by Hon Sidney Greville the German Prince Sir Arthur Bigge Princess of Battenherg ...

... dairy which is self-supporting profitable Another the young Queen is photography and like Queen Alexandra and distinguished amateura is quite an expert with the camera A pretty story is told Queen’s fondness for the accomplishment Noticing peasant woman ...

... General Works Committee, which I Orr will be adopted. Why not alter the name of Hertford Street r follows? From Bull Street to Queen's Hotel Yard, let us call Peeping Tom Road; from there to the Post Ofhee, Motor-car Avenue; end the remaining distance to Broodier ...

... present military movements is nearly nation of Western Europe is engaged In naval arsenal feverish activity is evidence Spain is reorganising her military is sending men to the Canary Islands In Scandinavian countries same thing is to seen military preparations ...