... BY THE KING. The King, accompanied by Queen Alexandra, went on Sunday morning to the Guards' Memorial Chapel at Wellington Barracks to unveil a splendid mosaic in memory of the late Duke of Cambridge. Parade service was made the occasion of the ceremonial ...

... FREEMAN'S 'cAmUUTH JOURNAL—SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1905. 4 DIMS Rouse--Mr & Mrs Ashe, Misses Bennetts 22 Mr and Mrs Eastwood, Nurse High stn et 5 Lieut and Mrs Crandon, Rev F TRINITY SQUARI 37 Mrs Thompson, Mrs Howe, WI Mr! Mrs Primo: Mae and fam • DIRECTORIES ...

... BAPTISED. QUEEN AND PRINCE AS SPONSORS. A fashionable congregation assemblad at the Chapel Royal. St. .lamea's Palace, on Tuesday _ . afternoon, where the baptism of the infant son of Prince and Princess Henry of Mess took place in the presence of Queen Alexandra ...

... of the land batteries. DEATH OF A QUEEN'S BRIDESMAID. We regret to announce the death, which happened early on Saturday morning in London, of Lady Diana Huddleston, who was one of the eight bridesmaids of Queen Alexandra.. Lady Diana bad been in failing ...

... l Results of that expedition. THE QUEEN OF DENMARK once paid a visit to the Danish colony of Iceland, where the good old bishop exerted himself to the utmost to show her everything that was worth seoing. The Queen paid many compliments to her host, and ...

... having been discovered years ago in the grave of the beautiful Queen Dagmar. Besides its superstitious interest, it is a fine work of art, and wan given by King Christian to Queen Alexandra on her marriage day. :o: His MAJZSTY'S Joint Hereditary Lord Great ...

... opinions. The extraordinary statement made by the British Medical Journal regarding the ()wen and the Home for the Military Nuraing Service about to be erected at Millbank, has not been permitted to pass unchallenged. The statement was as follows: We ...

... n, is being spent strictly incognito. Usually on each occasions His Majesty travels under the name of Baron Renfrew. Queen Alexandra's prolonged tour (the latter part of which is being passed in the King's company) will be a great pleasure to her, though ...

... NEWS OF THE WEEK IN BRIEF. Military sad Naval. er 50 per cent. of the Manchester lads who offer tbernsehes for enlistment are rejected as unfit. _ _ Field-Marshal Sir George White, V.C., will visit Liverpool on September 9 to unveil a memorial to members ...

... Anthem. The monthly service for saes will be held in S Saviour's Church to-morsow afternoon at i 43. the preacher being the Rev F Simmons (rector of lioly Trinity, Exeter). Archdeacon and Mrs Potter have contributed .4100 towards the Queen's fund for the CII6/11- ...

... battleship Hibernia. The Great Eastern Railway Company have started a motor-omnibus service between Clacton-on-Sea and St. Osyth. The accounts of this year's Royal Naval and Military -tournament show a credit balance of £2.820 Bs. 3d. The parish church at Ll ...

... DECEMBER 2, 1905. Freivlis, hisses l c Kri s Thrgspemn. Kra Halm All Kr & lire Pavesidge sad Ima '. ; 22 Mr and Mrs Eastwond, Nurse DIRECTORIES Devon House-Mr • & Mrs Lake, Miaow Bennett. 3 Mus Taylor, 4 Mrs Grigg and family Mr end Mrs Tootell and fun Mr ...