... the other members of the Royal Family, the Government, the Dominions. India, the colonies, protectorate, the forces and tho mercantile marine. first stroke eleven being sounded by Big Ben, the two minutes’ silence will be observed, the end being denoted ...

... 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 ...

... (one first) White Heather 11. (pilot f»«r five seasons against Shamrock). “Joe” did his share of war servic in the Royal* Marine Labour Corps, serving at Havre. In 1919 met with sn-accident at Bangor which necesf-itafed the amputation of the left arm but ...

... present at the Army Rugby Union match between the Welsh Guards and the let Battalion the King's Own Royal Regiment, was played at Aldershot this afternoon His Royal Highness received Major Sir Clive Morrison Bell, Bart., and Mr. Archibald Rose this evening. ...

... life-saving appliances, 1911; gave evidence Admiralty before the Commit te** appointed to report on the organisation the Royal Corps of Constructors and other cognate questions. It was a source gteai pleasure to his fflanv when h» was created ffieinHci ...

... presented to her. Later she had as guest at dinner Lester Brown a boy who had climbed over the back rail of the observation car when the Royal tram stopped atSand Point, Idaho. intended to jump off again when the tram got bat wai’ed too long, and was wired ...

... life-saving appliances, ; „i.,i r. *^ ® f. Admiralty Irefore Comm it te*- appointed to report on the or ganisation of the Royal Corps of Con•j *tors and other cognate questions. was a source of pleasure to his '’ friends when h» was created a M Privy Council ...

... Sovereigns and their attended gala performance given at the Theatre Royal d© Monaie honour of the Royal bride and bridegroom. The dress circle reserved for members of the Diplo* matio Corps and civil and military personages, who presented brilliant spectacle ...

... large sums of money for Bolshevist propaganda. lor days detectives of the special branch Scotland Yard have been keeping; observation on the movements of certain women, many of them English women, who have been seen enter and leave the Soviet diplomatic ...

... oral Bonds .- re ll ietlAs 70i. Nog o d a Lner cent. REPT ENDER OBSERVATION. De Deis is' , Orleano tow The two plain clothes °Boers had been •-- 4 80nd- keeping Bottom under observation, bemuse 3 ' 4 7tit they thought his actions were suspicions, sad ...

... Indian Army): Captain 0. W. Hinds (Rbval Irish Kiflcs) ; ox-Sorßt. James Turner, M.M. (Royal Irish Rifles) Captain G. F Woods (Royal Irish Rifles) ; Lieut. C. G. Foster (Royal Inniski ling busihors). Ex- Sorvico Men (all ranks) of tho Stafl of H-. • Prison ...

... Cros.sley, pilot of the Free State Army Flying Corps, and his observer who flew over the island, in a powerful De Hayti:lnd bomber had an exciting experience. Captain Crossley served in the Royal Fly in Corps tram 19W to 1918, and was wounded at La Hassee ...