... Disabled Nurses eligible for pension or gratuity, allowances from the Special Grants Committee, medical treatment, and training, comprise members of the following nursing services :—Queen Alexandra's Royal ...

... PREVIOUS ROYAL VISITS. Queen Victoria was only once in Nottingham, when she travelled by the Midland Railway on December 4th, 1843, front Chatsworth and drove to Belvoir Castle. King Edward and Queen Alexandra. then Prince and Princess of Wales, opened ...

... interest in the work of the Queen's Nurses in England, Scotland. Wales and Ireland. The first public ,function of Queen Alexandra as Queen was the holding of a garden party at Marlborough Rouse, to whidi all the ...

... to ex-Service men's training and employment—in that way, and in that way alone, we shall reach a better state of things. Mere is some information for war-dia abled nurses, members of the Royal Naval Nursing ...

... and Queen and the coster girl! went for a long drive through the city.' The people gathered in thousands along the road, and the happy coster girl smiled at them, instead of making ugly faces, as the real Princess would have, done. But as the royal carriage ...

... leorge and the King of Sweden) and four queens (Queer. Mary, Queen Alexandra, Queen Olga ci Greece, and Queen Maud of Norway). Thy little building was crowded with notable, including many members of the royal ...

... the case of nurses, the temporary bonus is added to the pension, and in some ewes there is a further increase. A totally disabled matron *ill now get £lBO, instead of £126, and a staff nurse or sister will get £l5O instead of .0100. Nurses whose prewar ...

... announced that the Ring has approved of the disbandment, as soon as the exigencies of the service permit, of the 6th Royal Irish Lancers, the 19th Royal Hussars (Queen Alexandra's Own), the Wth Hussars, and the 21st Lancers (Empress of ...

... and the other half bringing up the rear. AT THE CENOTAPH. The Crown Prince lunched with the Royal Family, and afterwards paid courtesy calls to Queen Alexandra at Marlborough House and other members of the Reigning House in London, but not in residence ...

... KING'S ARM' HONOURS. THE QUEEN AS COLONEL-IN-CHIEF OP THE 13Ta 18TH HUSSARS. The King, the War Offices announces, has apßeapproved the following appointments:— Queen to be Colonel-in-Chief of the 13th/18th Hussars. Queen Alexandra to be Colonel-in-Chief ...

... (vicar), a-sisted by the Rev. d. M. Sand. r,, B.A , conducted the services. Mention was made of the death of Queen Alexandra. and .pedal prayer. were offered on behalf of the King and the Royal F.anily in their sad loss. Prayers were also offered on behalf ...

... Plymouth, and with him travelled to Losdoe, where our Imperial Ambassador was met by the Kim, Queen, Princess Mary. Queen Alexandra, and other members of the Royal Family. The Prism's reply to the mayoral address at Plymouth was in low and not very audible ...