... - 1 tho rc«fcr> cootic that Queen Alexandra wfll return to Norfolk until won on almost point with which SSf» i d « «® country’s troubles, end her in London then 1 Iro ® In the prefatory note in the country The Bing and Queen will soon bo, telle us the ...

... consistent supporter of their work. The College of Nursing promoted Bill for the Registration of Nurses who had spent three yeers in general hospital, and having made no provision for the recognition nurses training in children’s hospitals, the Board had ...

... degree in IST A variety vuterUinuient, m aid of the District Four years later married a daughter the late Nursing Society, will given the Alexandra Mr Alexander Davison, J.P.. of Broughshane. lie House Pupils, Thursday. 29th January, in the was called to ...

... occupied for some ten years before the outbreak of war, was under the influence of the King, who, though he was a nephew to Queen Alexandra, was dominated by fear of the glittering sword of his arrogant brother-in-law, the Kaiser, whom he believed to le invincible ...

... Princess Mary opened the jet. Girls in Bcrcsford tJtrcel. Woolwich. The King end Queen, do ladies and pcntl- n»cu iu ' at in the private, . hap ing. The Biehop London lied ru Alexandra and the >• Cant th.i Hon. AVx Ramsay. i.*dy Patrkia Ramsay visited lb- and ...

... Force, any other Naval, Military, or Air Force, or the defence of the reelm. or any other Naval. Military, or Air Force matter (including any pensions ar. 1 allowances payable person* who have been members of. respect of service in, any such force, or ...

... Royal Red Cross in I Rion of her services in India. Miss Clarke was a member of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve from Bth August, 1914, until the 15th ...

... have been already announced. The Right Hon. Edward Short!, M.P., and Field-Marshal Sir Henry Wilson, Bart. (Chief of the Imperial General Staff), had audience of the King. St. James’s Palace, Thursday. The Prince of Wales presided a meeting the Council ...

... and the Royal Air Force which took place Queen’s Club, West Kensington, this afternoon. The Queen attended by the Countess Minto. visited the Babies' Hotel, Glebe Place, Stoke Newington Sunday. The King and Queen, tho Prince of Wales, Prince Albert, Princess ...

... Palace, Wednesday. Krij held investiture the ballroom of at eleven o’clock this morning. King and Queen, accompanied by Princess 'i-ited Queen Alexandra at Marlborough day. and remained to luncheon. aceoropaaied by Princess Mary, • Koval hool of Art ...

... Temporary Honorary Charlea Valadier /Special to fit Commander the Order of the British • recosrnilion of valnablo services ron'■ with the military operations in ■f Flanders, •« have been Chaplains to Canon Kmest Newsom, in the •>nr-n Clarke, deceased; the'Rev ...

... down, and asked some questions, and said how comfortable and nice everything was. Queen Alexandra. Queen Alexandra came straight from giving shamrock to the Irish Guards unveil the memorial to Edith Cavoll. Her Majesty was wearing little cluster of the “chosen ...