... prominently in the defence of Ladysmith. In recognition bis services he was created C.B. 1900, and C.V.O. in 1902. For timo he acted as Equerry to the late Quene Victoria, and to Queen Alexandra. Six years ago was appointed Lordin-Waiting to the King—-a ...

... definite order with the nearest Newsagent. TO-DAY'S APPOINTMENTS. The King and Queen .Ancient Order Foresters—High Court— Albert Hall, Leeds, Horbury House Mercy—Commemoration Service and Sale Work. 3. la»ed> Hospital Gala and Sports, Rountlhay Park. I. Yorkshire ...

... Theatre Royal. RelHcV: Queen's Theatre. Too Many Girls; Empire; Hippodrome; Picture House, Bradford Amusement.—Prince's Theatre. ' Charley's Aunt Allianibra. Hull Amusements. —Grand Theatre. Moss Empire's Revue. Whirligig: Alexandra Theatre. Horace Vat-hell's ...

... being in dangerous condition. Owing to the disturbances in the York Street and Road areas, tho tram services and all traffic was suspended. Special military and patrols were the disturbed areas all day. In the afternoon a painful discovery was made Thompson ...

... adviser the Commander-in-Chief on all matters affecting military operations. In Deceml>er, 1915, Lord Kitchener's invitation, he became Chief of the Imperial General Staff, thus occupying a post of military responsibility second only that of the Commander-in-Chief ...

... officers and men thi® famous regiment who made supremo sacrifice in tho Great War. The autograph the beginning the book by Queen Alexandra, who Colonel-in-Chief. read?: —This book records the names of the bravo officers and men Yorkshire Regiment who gave ...

... rector Whippinghaiii, Isle Wight, for 27 years, died Saturday, aged 76. ' A ('anon of Windsor, was for seven year* t'iinplain Queen Victoria. and was also Chaplain-in-Ordinary King Edward and King George. Mr. Hartley French, sen., death has occurred It's ...

... • and his Government misread the political and military situation to advance, military operatic*)? on extended scale teem in the immediate future in Asia Minor, end the polmcal well the ultimate military advantage of both parties seems TO lie in the ...

... of the Air Ministry. Mr. Hughes is courageously championing the scheme of Imperial'airship transport, and is asking Australia to spend £250,000 on a two years' experimental service. Leadership this matter has passed from the Mother Country into the hands ...

... I.aura Veale, Harrogate.o WANTED. Nurse for oaby, 15 months: own nurseries.—Mrw. Robinson, House. Rochdale. Nurse required, lor 2 children; I>J •Ei and years.—Apply Mrs. Nicholson, 43. Cardigan Road, Leed*. UNDER Nurse wanted, with tome experience: good ...

... to COURT AND PERSONAL. York Cottage, Sondringham, Norfolk. Sunday. The King and Queen. Queen Alexandra, tho Queen of Norway, and Princess Victoria attended Diviuo Service at Church this morning. The Rev. S. B. Baron (Curate at officiated, ...

... yal. Polly with Part: Krr.nire; Hippodrome: Queen's Theatre. Bradford Amusements. —Prince's Theatre. Amateur?, *' Floradora Alhambra. Yarietie-*. Hr.ll Anui»cmcnts.—Grand Theatre. The Ope-a: Alexandra Theatre. Little Bit Fluff. Meeiings.—■Cleveland ...