... —Reuter'# id»! Service. THE KING AND PRINCE BttLOW. BERLIN, Feb. 10. Prime RuVow. the Imperial Chancellor, had interview to-day with Sir Charles Hsidinge. King has presented Prince Billow with bronze huhtx himself and of Queen Alexandra.—Reuter. The civil ...

... ••* »° «*wy P»7 or allowance* prior Feb. 6, l*0». QDEBf ALEXANDRAS IMPERIAL MILITARY NITRSINO M3TICE. Mia F. «. F. fltiatoa I* *• Nones lpro*t»k>aall7). Jou. M. I 90». _ ARMY ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. MEMORANDA. Colonel ftemporary C.a. D.a.0.. CommoDdina l«th ...

... redoubled when the Queen and the Empress came in view. The Queen won the hearts of the Berliner* immediately. From the moment when, on the platform the Lehrter Railway Station, the crowd took upthe three cheers given for Queen Alexandra by the assembled ...

... he seemed equally delighted. When taken away moment later by firm hands in order to greet the Queen he evinced the liveliest displeasure. After Queen Alexandra had arrived, plain dark brougham sped down Unter den Linden and quietly stopped under the portico ...

... the ■trickened headquarter* Lord Raglan (cheera). He not sure that, bat for the initiative and cnthaßiasm of Queen Alexandra, we now have a nursing thoroughly efficient and numbera 500 per cent, than it was before the South African war (cbeera). But the ...

... States on an official mission. In the procession the state entry the King and the Emperor will occupy the first carriage, Queen Alexandra and the Empress the second. A squadron of the Ist Dragoon Guards will bead the procession, inter den Linden will lined ...

... but that the Queen will be unnWe to him, nnlmt a remarkable change in the temperature caanaa in the meantime. THE GALA PERFORMANCE. (Prwwt Owe Special BERLIN, Feb. 11. After dining with the Crown Prince thin evening, the King end Queen end the Emperor ...

... King. The Hdh. Lady Johnstone had the honour of being received the Queen. * Feb. 7. Their Majesties the King and Queen and the ladies and gentlemen in attendance were present divine service in the private chapel this morning. His Excellency the Russian ...

... 1000. ARMY MEDICAL SERVICE. _ R»*l Aim* M«lk>l U*«teßut 1> J. (~m H*lf P«J LUI Quarter master. Jan. 26. IM9. IN ATTACH k-D LWT FOR INDIAN Scroml Lu-utenaut M. K. gfr- to »•»,. 10. 1009. QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S IHPERIAL MILITARY NURSING HER VICE. ...

... end Herr Schoen, the Imperial Foreign Secretary. . / IMPOSING MILITARY DISPLAY. BERLIN. Feb. 7. The ofieul inmtroctioM «> thr, Baron Ton Lyncher, tto Imperor’. MiUury Cabinet, tbatthe royal train oonreying King BdnnMand Qnaen Alexandra ahaU, on enteeuig ...

... RACING, FOOTBALL, HOCKEY, GOLF, HUNTING, CITY AND TRADE NOTES - 2 cl SHIPPING NEWS - „ oodhn of r. MoArdlo Imperial and Fordfii. Dm Kiaa aad Queen in ca Saturday, the ooucluekm of their Germany. The in Berlin Joyed, and his Majesty has improred «h**to the ...

... Circular. MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, Feb. ?. ThU morning the Prince Wake received Major-General J. C. Hoad, Inspector-General of the Military Forces the Commonwealth of Australia. , . The Prince and Princess Wales visited St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Southfield ...