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... THE QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY. The Queen's birthday was quietly celebrated at Sandringham on Friday. Her Majesty spent the morning engaged with her voluminous congratulatory correspondence. At half-past one she motored to IR olferton Wood to lunch with the King's ...
... book. Courtships of Queen Btizabelh”. with (he most interaJing Side of tile story of England's most interesting Queen. be says. . . . _ . oomprehensive view has yet been given of the marriage negotiations aJW*. His story of Queen Elizabeth turns round ...
... the time Scott Sir Walter died of Millar’s two correspondents was herself carried sway QUEEN’S POOR By M Loan (Arnold) 6s The writer of this interesting volnme nurse Such a in affords closer intimate life poor almost any other At the present time the ...
... 28—The Queen landed at Gibraltar.—Obituary: Lord Norton. 29—The King travelled to Knowsley, on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Derby.— The Queen visited the Rock galleries at Gibraltar. 31----The Queen left Gibraltar for Genoa. 15—King and Queen opened ...
... girl of position). Nurse Holmyard; O Kitu San and O Kayo ban (her cousins). Nurse Williams and -Nurse Dickson; (her servant). Nurse Every; Nora Twinn and Dora (young Enclish ladies travelling with their governess). Nurse Annesley and ...
... quite differing fro• those worn hr Her Majesty in England. Oen who knows the Queen ravr that it is with a denim to please her father, the Ring of I)tantark, lisß Queen Alexandra appears in white or cream of eery simple detail, such as she wore before her ...
... support of manj soldiers' institutes and (Orphanages. He knows _ more Bishops than any military man now alive. He never sits down. JEHU JUNIOR. THE ROYAL NURSES. The nurse whose promot ministrations doubtleas minimised the effects of the King's shooting accident ...
... the ase of up to the last. On the occasion rthday two years since Mrs. Bremthe gratified recipient of a small prefrom Queen Alexandra in recognition wy event. BY ACCIDENT AT TREDEGAR Two Men Elßed. Iliery at Tredegar, belonging to the Company, this morning ...
... the capacity of QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS Queen’s at the with half-past Queen with Brinceas Victoria ladies party motored to Wood to gune them Nicholas Portland Grey joined noon from carriage Splendid ceased in 3000 game Shortly Queen ladies was recipient ...
... not acc that responsibility, but, as th ¢ Prime M declared, has deter- suimed tc abide by the sound we principle that the military shall be subordinated to the civil India as ip the rest of the Empire. In other words, Morley will not allow the new system ...
... Hie H - Imperial service all influence effective in the civil State State the first time taken in elephants only thia with ’’ King been appointed Colonel the regiment of Colonel-in-Chief— let York’s finally called pany Health of Sindhia” QUEEN Alexandra ...