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... NAVAL PENSIONS. SCALE FOR DISABLED v AND NURSES. % ei * ast night's l£ ,| ,aze tte'' contained new regula°ftic 'g pensions and grants ' IR Naval, Coastguard, Marine, atn ilies tl orces disabled, and the Suo ' l °® cers deceased, and 01 l ' le nursing ...
... flagship of Adml. >ir Charles Madden; the First Battle Squadron, composed vessels of the Royal Oak class; the Second Battle Squadron consisting of the rest of the Queen Elizabeths; and the Battle; Uruiser Squadron. Nearly two months ago the was withdrawn ...
... letired pay, March 12, 1921. SERVICE BATTALIONS. Somerset L.l.—Tempv. Capt. F. G. relinquishes his comraision on .completion service, and the rank of captain. Tempy. Lt. F. G. Adlam relinquishes his commission ...
... ROYAL TOUR. king and queen at SPURTING EVENTS. NEW CATHEDRAE. The Royal party at Ktiowsley spoilt two interesting days Saturday and yesterday. Sport occupied much of their attention on Saturday, while yesterday they attended service at the Cathedral, ...
... WAR'S NAVAL LESSONS OUII SUPERIORITY OYER GERMANS. SHIPS COMPARED. SOME POINTS IN CONSTRUCTION. Sir Eustace d'Eyncourt, Director Naval Construction, at the spring conference of the Institution Naval Architects, yesterday, read interesting paper, entitled ...
... the critical position of the lady, stepped ion* aid, but the promptitude with which the Queen acted and her presence of mmd rendered his service nugatory. The Queen anxiously inquired any hurt had been sustained, and having been assured such was not the ...
... informed to-day that the King and Queen will leave London lor Kntnvslev their visit to Earl Derby ait 1.50 from Euston. The elaborate Royal train of the London a ...
... SITUATIONS WANTED. 4 SSISTANT services in good retail I tV. tobacco business (Torquay, Teignmouth dis- rict) ; good address ; energetic.—B49B, Mbrning ai Jews, Exeter. w 'iLOTHING (Juvenile Speciality)— Energetic Man desires berth, SALESMAN, window- ...
... to luncheon v BANDRINGHAM, Queen Alexandra and V toria, with tho ladies 1 1 ». in attendance, were present J service at West Newton morning. The Rev. Grand, D. (domestic c^a I , '', King and hon. domestic Cl Queen Alexandra), preached the ...
... Recent Successes direct from the College include. Oadetships at Woolwich and San ...
... painting is still hanging the Guildhall- The next Royal visit was the Prince of ' Oramge, afterwards William 111., who ; landed at Tortoay and came George HI., the Queen, and their Royal Highnesses the Princess Royal, Princess Augusta, and Prinoese Elizabeth ...
... ,gossips who had built castles the air over the visits of the Princess Margaret to England, and the fondness of Queen Alexandra and Queen Mary for the 'White Princess of Denmark. Many people firmly believed there was some thought of a matrimonial alliance ...