... QUEEN ALEXANDRA Quern Alexandra was out J**M« yesterday. Her Majesty and Prince.-* took tea with the Queen and «« at Buckingham Palace. Acccrchnp arrangements. Queen Alexandra London on Tuesday afternoon for - ...

... AWARDS FOR NURSING SERVICES. The Royal Red Cross has been awarded to the following ladies in recognition of their valuable nursing services in connection with the war:— First Class.—Miss A. J. Durward, A.R.R.C.. Sister, Q.A.1.M.N.5.R., ...

... officers and men of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines, Royal Navel Air Service, Royal Indian Marine, Royal Naval Reserve (including the Trawler and Fishery Sections), ...

... ALEXANDRA PARK. TO-MORROW’S PROGRAMME. The SOUTHGATE WELTER HANDICAP of £5OO. One mile 150 yards. Royal Bucks, aged Win the War, 4ys 8 Vertigo, 4ya 9 Wild Wheat, 4ys . 713 iMonte faro, 1 Wilkin, 4ys 710 Cylgar, 4ys 812 Bow-street, 3ya 7 10 Fair ...

... OUEEN ALEXANDRA. REMAINING indoors owing to BLEAK WINDS. authorised to state that there is ■■. the alarming rumours in circulation -■ the health of Queen Alexandra. Her i confined to Marlborough House - '• the bleak wind# now prevailing. -HEARER clothes ...

... ALEXANDRA PARK. g—ENFIELD PEATS of 200 •ovj. for two- ysar-olds. Fiv# furlong >. ROYAL FANCY (Mr T BUdc) .. .. Benwick 8 CEKLNDA (Sir JardinfS T Waugh « LADY NELL (Mr Kent) Grigs* 8 & PETTY CUEY (Mr P Ualli) ..AD Sadler 8 8 BUCKET (Mr W Griggs) ...

... anchorages at the naval ports are crowded with idle ships, of which ihe majority are awaiting disposal as of no further service. There are the new and strange types evolved during the war among the vessels retained for further service, notably the aeroplane ...

... FOR THE NURSING ASSOCIATION. On Wednesday ,la matinge ‘“picture show ” and concert was held at the Queen'’s Hall, Chureh, in aid of the Church Nursing association. There was a large attendance, thanks to the energy of friends of the association in- selling ...

... Royal Ladles as Spectators. Queen, Princess Mary, Queen Alexandra, the Queen of Norway. Princess Victoria, the Queen of Spain, and various other Royal ladies witnessed the ...

... command of tho Reserve Fleet the No re. Bombay prominent again a naval in correspondence with the grow of our naval forces in Indian waters. Then Trincoroalie, in lon, has been chosen as naval harbour, and the Dtunmander-in-Chief the Lost Indies Station. ...

... FINAL DAY OF ROYAL TOUR. SWANSEA CEREMONIES. ♦ KING LATS FOUNDATION-STONE OF NEW COLLEGE. SWANSEA, Monday. The King and Queen, with Princes* Mary, had gloriously fine and highlysuccessful final day at Swansea, and most have quitted the land of song with ...

... Knowledge. such as that of the Royal Sanitary Institute for School Nurses and Health Visitors. Salary at the rate of £lOO per annum, rising to £llO after 12 months 'satisfaotory service, together with War Bonus on the Civil Service Scale, amounting at present ...