... THE QUEEN'S RETURN. AFFECTING FAREWELLS Queen Alexandra, with her suite, left Copenhagen at 10.43 on Monday morning, by special train, travelling direct to London by the Korsor- Fredericia-Varndrup Railway. Her Majesty was accompanied to the Copenhagen ...

... AFFECTING FAREWELLS Queen Alexandra. with her suite, left Copenhagen at 10.43 on Monday morning, by special train, travelling direct to London by the Korsor- Fredericia-Vamdrup Railway. Her Majesty was accompanied to the Copenhagen railway terminus by ...

... our dear old Queen, Henceforth her Irish toldiers Shall wear the Irish *• green. God save tho Queen. Her Royal heart has planned it, A mother's love it tells. Throughout her world-wide empire* The mighty echo swells. God save the Queen. A three-leaved ...

... the Forres. mvoliil i ln-* ALEXANDRA'S IMPERIAL 11.11 Mrsinii service. Staff Norses confirmed Ibeir ap|>iinimeoi.-, llieif period pruvnnamal service having rlpi-’d - Viv 51. Aotrubus. Ml'S M C. Ne« On-• Ladies to Stall Nurse-, proviaiuajli ...

... PTBUfATHWH. Cum mg at no opportune moment, wlcctron of the Spnoclws and letters F.M. Kart Roberts on Imperial Defence,” •usotce* of the National Service League, has been Meu&rs. Simjtkin. Marshall, and Co. (1?.). To thorn who have in ary way studied problem ...

... Northern Railway for some improvement in the local train service, and the establishment of a motor carriage service; and (2) the reply of the National Telephone Company respecting telephone service. At the industrial show in connection with the Irish Language ...

... age, medical, surgical, obstetric, and menial female certificated nurses, practising their profession Ireland,*’ and i* now practically supported by subscriptions obtained from nurses who are members of the Society, ami has already been the mean* of assisting ...

... coneiderMe house-mietress than Queen Alexandra, and in many little arm nhe arranges for the pleasure of her servants. It is her erwtom, for to invite the maids to form in line to see her when she is dressed for greet occasion*. The Queen hes *et her face atimnet ...

... w have gone visit to the Canary Islands, aftor which the young will at liberty spend a week England. King Edward and Queen Alexandra will still from homo, the Spanish Kings viat will be strictly nrivate Princess Henry is expected to oorao from the Isle ...

... the summer. There is co intention of closing the Royal enclosure at Ascot. or of draping the Royal pavilion in black. Queen Alexandra will cot be present in ierson, but the c::;tomary State procession up mires on Con day will be, made, and the King and ...

... •nanally larßjr, portion the money applied the nursing of the Irish sick Daily Chronicle. iOSTRAMANS INDIGNANT Drily CbNOKto *’ Mel boa roe eerrespony •• —Australians are indigmant the ignoring by the Imperial aothoritie* of w. *gyra> representations regard ...

... the army in India by reason Russia’s military impotence Asia for years come. It was eloquent peroration with which ended his speech, appealing for the elimination a partisan spirit from the discussion of military affairs, with a promise that received ...