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... 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 ...
... howeTer, one great grandeur. His Majesty wore his Held Marshal's uniform, beneath the mantle Imperial purple trimmed with ermine and gold. Queen Alexandra wore with her jewelled diadem and the robes of State a dress which from afar seemed dark blue. ...
... follower of Mr J Swan draws well and method which is intelligent much promise collection QUEEN PRESENT Chapel SW afternoon large fashionable w-'tritai' Hen DSO Alexandra Lady Ramsey Abbey Huntingdonshire Bishop of Rev F DD) officiated by of Herbert Yioar ...
... aooompanied TTictsiwn Queen Divine in conducted by Edgar Sheppard DD and Closet) King Hon Sir today at Committee British Wurtembarg Wied Wied Doles Took Francis and to The Divine i TO Pi their during performance Queen’s Imperial night guests red their ...
... of all agreeable function notable addition is about be to fine collection of the United Club in portraits of the and Queen Alexandra by Mr H Brooks which to be hung walls of institution The dub well known occupies a commanding position in Pall Mall it ...
... 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). ...
... who has walked miles his service has just retired from duty pension at the age of 60 commenced his on March 3rd nearly 38 years’ service For 21 daily 28 miles on week-days 18 on for the first years he did continuous service neither holiday illness TRAGEDY ...
... Committee acting head of all ooncerned the of and in for war to fulfil functions general staff told “ scientific Imperial co-ordination which Imperial rale rests the calculation forces and broad plans Empire until quite recently no place government” paint often ...
... during many of service no feather-bed soldier' may recalled in he good service Zulu war 1879 barely before himself Egypt he took part proceedings led to campaign of 1882 Two years later engaged Nile expedition doing which led to services recognised in ...
... substantial of intention it tho Cabinet with final must will the courage WHERE ARE THEY But who men not service at Office the conditions of qualify military Council ? liberal interpretation be committee loophole words “closely and this be to associated with ...
... the council’s satisfaction step which taken in direction Imperial military oo-operation the admission Sir Frederick Borden Minister Militia to the Imperial Defence and groat advance Imperial union right hon gentleman urged desirability colonial time ...