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... until after His Majesty’s return from Chatsworth, but so far the arrangements contemplate a semi-State procession, with Queen Alexandra and other members of the Royal Family also present. It is expected that the King will ma-ke an important speech the future ...
... MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. PROMOTIONS AND RETIREMENTS. (From Last Night’s London Gazette.”) CORPS OF ROYAL ENGINEERS. The undermentioned Brevet-Colonels, on completion 4 five years service as Regimental Lieutenant-Colonels, Eire placed on half-pay:—Walter ...
... part. The concert will be held in the Alexandra Hall. Miss Marie Stuart, @ new contralto, makes her de- but to a London audience at — Marie Hall’s fare- well recital at, 8 he began as a Antoinette Si anist, enough, Stuart, predicted that tng, vie che ...
... Empress Frederick. He performed the sduty when Queen Alexandra passed through London in 1863. Old graduates Edinburgh all over the world will remember him. Robert Louis Stevenson used chat with him on military affairs when the door the Speculative Society*B ...
... Saturday night, and an almost immediate operation was necessary. The Queen of Hanover, or Duchess of L-• i Cumborjand, as she is more gcnesally known, is one of the two sisters of Queen Alexandra, and was born at Copenhagen in 1853. From Bluejacket to Admiral ...
... Fund for London is sum of £25 , being the annual subscription of Queen Alexandra, DEATH OF THE QUEEN OF HANOVEK. A Cousin of Queen Victoria, A Gmanden telegram announces the death of the Queen of Hanover, who expired peacefully at half-past ...
... Geographical Society, at the Queen’s Hall, which the Duke of the Abruzzi read paper on his expedition to Mount Ruwenzori. Sunday The Prince of Wales was present Divine service at the Marlborough House Chapel this morning. The service was conducted by the Rev ...
... reports from the Kaiser’s election agents. PARIS MARKET QUEEN. QUAINT ELECTION CEREMONY AT EES HALLES. (“ DAILY NEWS - TELEGRAM.} Paris, Monday. The market women of Paris are electing their “Queens” for the year 1907 and the carnival processions that herald ...
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... ested 1o keep the date (Hakiaz) rendered e (Adaum) and ** The vesy and received hearty wlwdid address was « \ 'AIUIDM‘ - (Queen’s-rua Jeot— A man must «n, that when we say & ma repeatediy faced witd that i differently udifferent purposes. In oreations ...
... here. We de net charge prices. OD. PER DOZEN given for Queen's Hooey, Red Lion, and Play Soap wrappers, or 3d. worth of soap for 12 wrappers.—E. Darling, tot, We.tgate. cp. DOZEN given for Queen's Homy, Red Lion checks. lid. dozen Maliceless, Sunlight ...
... Tho Sandringham season will be continued until Saturday fortnight, when it will close finally for many months, although Queen Alexandra will pay some brief visits to her Norfolk home at intervals during tho spring. Mrs. Josephine Butler. The death was announced ...