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... ot white rosesbyre, in the handwriting of Queen Alexandra, the words:— To Miso Florence Nightingale, In grateful memory of the greatest benefeotrme to suffering humanity, who founded military nursing service in the year 1863 by her own individual exertions ...
... touched the emotions of the people. After the ceremony Westminster Hall the King and Queen drove back * Marlborough House, the Queen-Mother and most of the other royal persons returning Buckingham Pafaoe. There was no procession, but King George was cheered ...
... time of hi* THE QUEEN MOTHER’S THANKS. Acknowledgment of Temperance Women’s Sympathy. The Secretary the local branch the I Women * Total Abetinence Union wa* re- J ready aaked to aead from the member* letter of condolence to Queen Alexandra on the death ...
... of Aosta King Albert Mr. Roosevelt King and Queen King. Crown Prinee, Prince Christopher, and Wnce George . M. Pichon and special delegation Prince Consort King Manuel and the Queen-Mother King Hakon and Queen Maud Prince Charles Prince Fushimi Prince Tsai ...
... pronounce the Benedic‘•“t - tobqdayj/\ekorial:services Memorial services will be held in all the Anglica Churches of Torquay to-day, and in four Nonconformist Churches. Perhaps the most important service will be that at St Mary church Parish Church, which ...
... Following the member* the Royal Family horseback came a cloeed carriages, the first rontainiiur the Queen-Mother, the Empress Marie Russia, the Princess Royal, and the Princess Victoria, Queen Mary was in next, with the Queen of Norway, the ...
... Bd. shall be given as • donation to the school funds, and Os. fid. equally divided between the nursing fund and the provide° of pictures of the King and Queen. to be placed in each department of. the schools. Balm HOLIDAY Firrs.—The fete which, organised ...
... JOHN'S. There were three services at St. John’s Church —choral celebration, tlie memorial ftprvice at one o’clock, attended by over 1.000 people, and special fterviee at three o’clock for men of the naval, military and civil services, whom there were about ...
... late King. Edward tli© Peacemaker, and his Queen.Alexandra.were always most interested nurses and all nursing institutions in this country, and she thought it therefore a grateful recognition late King’s services to |iis country they tried ...
... to lovers of the, elan of entertainment. Amongst the remxindsr of a good is to he wen the wreck of the Naval airship at liatrow.in.Furrwes. Royal Naval Reserve life-saving competition. review of boy smuts by ()mend Baden Powell. Wells v. Johnson boxing ...
... great philanthropist. By wealth, pstrmiage. and service, he sought dogood.' He opened his reign by the magnificent gift to the nation Osborne House and grounds. 1 which have become Convaleecenl Home i for naval and military officers. 15,000 presented him ...
... y the Prince of Wales will leave tho naval institution m tho town. , , Some remarks made at social gathering at Dartmouth on Wednesday evenmg may be interpreted implying that the King will not land the Royal Naval College landing stage above tho old Brittania ...