... issued in Berlin show that 9,927 young men were condemned and punished during 1907 for attempting to evade compulsory military service. Five meteoric stones which fell in the village of Jabal* del Aqua, Spain, setting tin' : to a farm, had the characteristic ...

... DONATIONS BY THE KING. QUEEN, AND PRINCE OF WALES. The Lord Mayor of London last evening received the following telegram from Sir Dighton Probyn:— I commanded the King send your lordship a cheque for 500 guineas, and the Queen cheque for 250 guineas ...

... upon the g . ntistly features. through the streets, and gays good service, rendering See, quite dead-and there is something in 3yed. and Id. packets with redoes. accompanied by a nurse and baby, led the way, vehicular traffic an easier task. Tobogganing ...

... Territorial Force to his • '8 Convalescent Home for Officers. at Italian Earthquake. The King yesterday contributed , the Queen 280 and the Prince of 250 guindie ta the Mansion House fund for the relief of the sufferers from this calamity. The fund last ...

... Mitchell. J. Read, W tard. and Bennett; refreshments. Mr. Phenix and Guardian F. C. Havers. NURSE ►SIGHT WHO nail7HE STORM Nurses prefer SCOTT'S Emulsion to any other. Nurse F.Wright.l9l Church Road, Essex Road, Islington, London, N., tells why (26 6 07): A ...

... Perkins, Miss James, and Mrs. and Nurse Hawkins. The services were Holy Communion at 8 a.m. (choral) ond mattins ot 11 am. At the latter service an enthem by G- F. Hayward was creditebly sung by the choir. Both services were conducted by the Vicar, and ...

... place in the churchyard yesterday and was largely attended. The services the parish church Christmas Day were well attended. There were two celebrations Holy Communion, followed morning service and Evensong with carols. The church was prettily decorated with ...

... society. | Mansion House Fund, and the Queen has , £250; Messrs. S. Montag Co., : Y ? A A . . | have been frozen to death, and there are . 210 the M siate has generously advanced it S b | The concert last night at Queens Hall was | contributed 250 guineas ...

... them that military drill and military service made men fitter in physical strength than the Karnes to which they gave their attention he (the recorder) begged to cliff, r from him very stroll :1y iudeed. •He had nothing to say against military drill, military ...

... the English language and without sny real grasp of the politics nation. His Queen was in exile, and the therefore, all through the reign—it just year longer than that of Queen lacked ’animation as well influence. ' d went its own way in the icign of I ...

... loan collection of Wolfe portraits has been arranged with the United Service Institution. feeing the birthday of Wolfe, the annuel he held at Wester ham, * u,' anil Queen Alexandra hm graciously the patroness an exhibition hold the Tuileriee in May and ...

... departing, in at least one of their Stanhope Lines barrack rooms, from the comventional in military decorative art, yet to the ladies of the Queen Alexandra’s Nursing Service must be awarded the decorative palin—mot to be used, by the way, ...