... Albert Memorial Chapel in the presence of the King and Queen, and various members of the Royal Family. When the alterations to St. Gmrgc'&' Chapel have been completed, King Edward and Queen Alexandra will rest side by side in a specially prepared tomh. ...

... THE LATE QUEEN ALEXANDRA, her. Thie particular ypart of Norfolk zlerousiy rich lin wild hloom. It was Queen Alexandra who noticed : vecubarity ot the poppies. “lsn’t ot stran~- -«Lo commented. ‘‘how sraph dropped casually and carelessly from v friend’s ...

... THE WORK OF THE NURSES. The 0.V.J.1. for Nurses was founded by Queen Victoria under Royal Charter in 1889, and now for nearly forty years they had been familiar in the houses of the sick, from the largest citv to the smallest village in the United Kingdom ...

... PRINCESS MARY VISCOUNT LASCELLES, QUEEN ALEXANDRA, AND QUEEN MARY ON THE B ALCONY AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE, M. THE KING, PRINCESS MARY, CHEERED BY THE ENTHUSIASTIC POPULACE. really keen on the scheme of books and education. Mr. James Petticrew proposed that ...

... defendants. Plaintift sued defendants as| executors of John Kirkwood, deceased, to recover £59 s for services rendered to| deceased in his life-time as night nurse in | his last illness at £3 3s per week from the 18th December, 1923, to Blst December, 1923, ...

... thus be spent. RN, ‘ THE DEATH OF QUEEN l ALEXANDRA. EAST ANTRIM REFERENCES. In neariy all the Larve churches last ~ Sunday morning sppropriate references in prayers and sermons were made to the death of Queen Alexandra, and in several the Dead March was ...

... WEEKLY TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1925. ‘ALEXANDRA, THE LOVED - FIRST STAGE OF HER | LAST JOURNEY. SERVICE AT SANDRINGHAM. FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS. , The King has ordered the Court to go into mourning for Queen Alesandra until Il’obnlry 20. The Court will ...

... behalf of the Order of Buffaloes in Belfast :— 1 “We, the members of Queen Victoria, Queen Alexandra. White Swan, l\'mg} George, Vietory, and “‘he members of Procincial Grand Lodge of Royal Antediluvian| Order of Buffaloes, No. 3 District, beg respectfully ...

... Brennan, Queen St., 2,6 Mrs. Towclls, Fair Hill, 2/6 Mrs. Richmond, 22 Drummond St , 2/6 SUND4Y, Uth AUGUST, 1927, At- :4-30 o’clock p m. Preacher . Bro. Rpv. W. H. HUTCHISON, B.A . M.C.. CULLYBACKEY. Permission has been granted to wear Craft, Royal Arch ...

... ROYAL HIFPODROMt. HELP ASTg. JD—TWICE NIGHTLY—B-30. MONDAY, Sept. 11, 1522. and during the week. The Queen of Revue. JENNIE BENSON, Introducing all her Succefstul Creations. CHRIS RICHARDS. Eccentric Comedian ANBURY and BARRY’, in Light Comedy Eritcitainmtnt ...

... held a Drawing Room a Dublin Castle, received the honorary degre of Mus. Doc. from the then Royal Univer-| sity of Ireland, and gave her name to th Alexandra College, an institution in which she never ceased to take a warm interest. The visit to Dublin ...

... servant etaff w-ho were at Marlborough House to greet Queen Alexandra on her arrival in London as bride. This was Mrs. Rosalie Dodds, who was in her Majesty's service for over fifty vears. When Queen Alexandra first came to London, Mrs. ...