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... LYNTON TRIBUTES TO QUEEN ALEXANDRA. Lynton & Lynmouth Striking manifestations of sorrow abounded at Lynton and Lynmouth when news was received wireless of the death of Her Majesty Queen Alexandra. Flags were, and are still, flying at half-mast, and at ...
... btide and bridegroom, but also for tbe King and Queen. Alexandra, the Royal Princes, and other central figures of the serie? of processions. The scene within the Abbey Lad a twofold aspect. The service itself was never more impressive, a touching homily ...
... WANTK3 ADVBfRTIR»WKNT» BARNSTAPLE UNION. NURSE (TEMPORARY). WANTED, at the Poor Law Institution, Fxperienced NURSE, with a knowledge of Midwifery. per aumnn, with Rations, Apartments, and Washirg. Applications in the hand writ'ng of the Candid vtrs. atnting ...
... of the O.T.C. Prospectus and List of Successes forwarded on application to the Headmaster. THE Western Builders, Alexandra Road, (.QUEEN STREET; YARD) BARNSTAPLE, ERECT HOUSES BUNGALOWS, Ac, also CARRY OUT ALTERATIONS AND ALL OTHER BUILDING WORK IN TOWN ...
... Conducting the services at the Boutportstreet Wesleyan Church, Rev. C. Speck (Lynton) made feeling reference, morning and evening, to the death of Queen Alexandra, which, said, was a bereavement to them as well the Royal Family. The late ...
... Cook-Generals, Parlourmaids House-Parlourmaids, Housemaids, Kitchenmaids, Generals, &c, Wanted.—Mrs. W. O. Sanders (late Hayward), Queen St., Barnstaple. WANTED, a good Cook-General; Housemaid kept.—Apply, Mrs. Dew, Westaway. Ilfracombe. [8045 WANTED, Girl Farmhouse; ...
... Per Rev. A. Franklin, Huntahaw 1 12 O Bittadon * Kiss Hyde 0 0 Per Nurse Martin, Bickington 12 9 Haltord Cycle Co 5 5 0 Mrs. A. L. Paton 5 5 0 Dr. and Mrs. Jonas 5 0 Alexandra Rose Day 0 0 staple Parish Church Miss G.Martin 3 3 0 Charity 2 Mr ...
... King, Queen Alexandra's brother, Frinceof the Royal House of Denmark, year 1862. The Saint George returned Plymouth, and paid off in the year 18b4. decea-ed gentleman then left the Naval Service and entered the British Mercantile Marine ...
... village nurses working within its borders. .„ , The funds collected will be used m part tor augmenting the resources of Queen Victoria's Jubilee Institute for Nurses, and in part will be allotted to the Long Service Fund for providing annuity for ...
... re-union dinner the Queen's Hotel, on Monday night. An excellent was prodded. Major P. H. Thomas, who occupied the chair, submitted The King; and Cant. Stevenson. The Royal Family. felicitous 'terms the Chairman proposed ' The Four Services, responded to ...
... satin souple, hand-embroidered with pearls and diamonds. Near the foot of the train of cloth of Bilver was a design of a Royal naval emblem carried out silver embroidery. The six bridesmaids wore gowns of i VO ry satin and net trimmed with medallions of ...
... Hammond in charge, and Mr. Trogard, and several members of the Royal Naval Reserve, took it in ♦urn carry the coffin which was covered with the Union Jack, and had the deceased's Royal Naval Reserve Vice-Coxwain's cap placed the top of the coffin. The Vicar ...