... regiment. MEMORIAL SERVICE IN LONDON. KING AND QUEEN PRESENT, The King and Queen and many other members of the Royal Family; almost the entire personnel of the foreign Emba,sies and Legations; various members of the Cabinet; military naval, and State ...

... father was a member of a well-known Lanarkshire family—an uncle of the present Lord Newlands. He saw a good deal of active military service, and after he retired MU Secretary of Lloyd's for many years. Miss Hosier is described as highly accomplished. and a ...

... Conspicuous among tho numerous events which signali,xl Eaipire Day in London was the 'visit of the King and Queen to the Duke of York's Royal Military eclxil. Their 3lejestiee were received Le the Princes of Wales, the president. and proweded to the parade-ground ...

... the English tiassoomk The Queen's Narrow Escape. An almost thrilling description of en accident from which the Queen escaped only by a very narrow margin was given in the papers the other day. The story suggests that the Queen's motorear Just missed running ...

... recover. They were removed to the Queen's Hospital. . . . . . KING AND QUEEN AT ST. PAUL'S. The King and Queen. accompanied by the Prince and Princess of Wales and Princess Vic. toria, took part in the national memorial service at St. Peoria Cathedral on Sunday ...

... nothing she calves more highly than the graceful compliment she then received from Queen Alexandra. General Buller—the Man: In such • vigorous and fine record of service as the obituary notices of General Buller had to contain it is not surprising. remarks ...

... PERSONAL. GOSSIP. The Czar's Anglicised Children : The Csar's children, who were so much ad. Mired by Queen Alexandra during her recent visit to Russia, are the moat Anglicised of all the children of foreign monarchs, for they are being brought up almost ...

... mistake be sent him Ash, Mrs, Devon House Bater, Mr and Mrs, 80 St Andrew's Road Barker, Arundel, Mrs, 12 Alexandra Terrace Barker, Arundel, Mr, 12 Alexandra Ter Burn, Mrs, 17, Beacon I Campbell, Mrs and Miss, 1 Beacon Deane, Miss, 13 Beacon Duggen, Miss, Devon ...

... formerly Professor of Military Topography at the Royal Military College at Sandhurst. Ho was a friend of the late Duke of Cambridge, who entrusted him with the preparation of his military memoirs. Distinguished Military Service. He served in ...

... them to make them rise. Queen Victoria of Sweden. Queen Victoria has shewn more interest in matters military than her Consort, but she has not ventured out much. She was content to stay indoors and inspect with Queen Alexandra the treasures ...

... pre*rotation. Anniversary services were held in the Exmouth Baptist Church on Sunday, when the sermons were preached by the &A' .1 Ellis. On Wednesday afternoon the Rev Arthur Robinson, of Plymouth, preached. A public tea followed the service, and later in the ...

... before he can keep a motor-car„ Sixty-three Russian generals will shortly be retired in connection with the reform of the military services. The New Zealand elections have resulted in the return of the Government, though appa• rently with a reduced majority ...