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... the medals which were bestowed upon him speak of the distinguished military service which he rendered to his Queen and country, to this piece of silver speaks of the distinguished service which he rendered In the some patriotic spirit, and with the same ...
... epoch-making Durbar progress though India, King George and Queen Mary who were informed en route of the death the Duke Fife at Assouan, following the disaster the Delhi —attended, February 6th, great service of thanksgiving St. Paul's for their return. With but ...
... interests in every possible way. Royal Associations. - There are Royal reminiscences in 1912 at Brighton. On lll.h May Queen Alexandra paid a private visit to the town to inspect the exhibition of Danish works of art at the Corporation Art Galleries. The ...
... medals, of which he is justly proud, namely, the late Queen Victoria's 'B7 Jubilee and the bar for '97, the late King Edward the VII. and Queen Alexandra's Coronation, King George the Fifth and Queen Mary's, the late King Carlos of Portugal's, the King ...
... s of Hamilton, Lady Alexandra Hamilton, and the Earl and Countess of Wicklow. When the chapel adjoining the cemetery was reached, the casket was placed on a catafalque during the brief and simple but singularly impressive service. The Rev. S. M. Hamilton ...
... Sir Dighton Probyn's eightieth birthday. He was the recipient of good wishes and handsome presents from the King and Queen. Queen Alexandra, Princess Victoria, past and present colleagues in the Royal Household, servants at Sandringham House and Marlborough ...
... Reeervc. Men of good character are permitted to preload their service If they wish to. Intending recruits abould not be less than Mt. sin. in height. Cull particulars can be obtained at any Military Barracks. or of any Instructor of the l'erritormi Force.—lf ...
... lost the valued services of Mrs. Blaker. Miss Alice Weod had also resigned from the Committee but she was now assistant superintendent to the women's voluntary aid detachments Miss Florence Wood was now commandant, Miss Mary Wood nursing superintendent ...
... a great review of the Fleet at Portsmouth. Queen Alexandra lost her son-in-law, the Duke of Fife, and her brother, the King of Denmark, during the year. Her birthday was celebrated by the selling of Alexandra roses in the street on behalf of charity. The ...
... to Rowlodge, accooipanied by the drums et the sth Queen's. and at k. 30 p.m. the Rev, A. W. Parker will take the chair at a recruiting meeting at Rowledge Schools, Tuesday evening will be Grand Military Night at the Farnham PieUire Palace, by kind invitation ...
... UU,4•41 tees. Mer Imperial Majesty hiss tern suffer. lug from a rather oold for use daye. and has been unable leave her nom. while there has been • reearretior of the fainting lite that caused disquietude two year% ago. Her Imperial Majesty hes passing ...
... Philtott, , Frank Words and Edward Lam;ston. Selec tions were played during the dinner by the band of the Boyd.' Military College. 67a BATT.. THE QUEEN'S R.T. B COMPANY OIIDERS Camberley. 22nd Jan.. 1913. Parader—Sunday. re.h. battalion Church Parade at Farnham ...