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... ever-increasing success. They welcomed the close connection of the Royal house with their profession in the election of his Royal Highness the Prince Wales as an Honorary Fellow the Royal Institute of British Architects. The Northern Law Society’s address ...
... father, whom met on the voyage. When he observed a corps of photographer* said, ‘There they are.” but was snapped amid laughter before had lime to retire. His fellow-passengers, whoso regime on the journey had lo observe as private traveller. tell charming ...
... WIRELESS WONDERS, The same ciriticism applies to the Signal Corps and Royal Air Force. An officer of the Danish army, who been attached the division throughout the operations, spoke , terms enthusiastic praise the efficiency the signal service. Tile ...
... Colonel-Commandant Stevenson. Massed bands of the King’s Royal Rifle Corps, Ist West Yorks, 2nd Duke of Corn wall’s Light Infantry, and the 1A Ulster Rifles, under Bandmaster Dunn, the Kmg’s Royal Rifle Corps, played selections, and the hymn O God. Our Help in ...
... in operation several days, and yoterday morning there were only small details the Royal Sus-*ex Regiment and Royal Corps Signallers to leave. The main liody of the Royal Sussex Regiment detachment, which had garrisoned the fort for seven months past, evacuated ...
... special lircle. It the first Court ceremonial at which the Duchess ha* appeared, and her Royal Highness wax* therefore the centre of keenly interested observation. Wing-Commander Greig, who was in attendance, made a number of presentatious the Duke and ...
... command the party representing the corps from the depot. Officers the old regiment present included Colonel H. R. Charley, C.8.K.; Major H. L. Gifford. 0.8. U.; Captain Gaussen. M.8.F.: and Mr. David Curry (secretary Royal Ulster Rifles’ Association) w . ...
... smiled and waved greetings to the Royal visitor. Hie weather was pe.Ject, and everybody was in the highest spirits The Prince’s stay has been immense success throughout. Capetown has been completely captivated the Royal visitor, and I was informed this ...
... gazetted second-lieutenant in the 10th London Regiment, and served Gallipoli. In IDIG he transferred to the Royal Flying Corps, in which he served observer, and as piTot in Egypt and on the Western front. He was twice wounded. ...
... ENNISKILLEN. In Eomiskiilen the Union Jack was Sown from public buildings. Purtora Royal School the Officers' Training Corps held special parade and saluted the flag. The day was observed as a school holiday. CELEBRATIONS OVERSEAS. At Gibraltar. Gibraltar, Monday ...
... sth and 6th Batts. Royal Irish Fusiliers, British Rod Cross VjLD.’s (Mrs Swiney, Mrs. Mawhinney, Miss Butler, and Mrs. Herring), the Salvation Army, Boys’ Brigade, Belfast Boy Scouts’ Association, Ulster Girl Guides, Sea Cadet Corps, and Church Lads’ Brigade ...
... ARMY APPOINTMENTS. Lancashire Fusiliers—Captain J. P. H. Hayes, from Royal Irish Fosiliers, captain, 3rd March, 19*23, with 14th March, 1921, and remain seconded. Royal Army Medical Corps—Major J. H. Barbour. M. B. (an old Queen’s man), retires on retired ...