... aasociatnoa with the Royal Court. is a son of the 'itc General Sir Henry I’onaonby, and foe five years was Page Honour to Queen Wtona. Afterwards he was sune»>ivoly private secretary to Sir Henry Campbell and Undersecretary lor foreign Affairs. In 1922 ...

... contnUulrd a alrikinß inter on the Mihicvt the Inquiftitioa to the tolumns of the Relfaet News-Letter. King Edvard and Queen Alexandra were visiting Cbatsworth, Derbyshire, as guests of th« Duke and Ductless of Devonshire. Belfast City Coun.il meeting lasted ...

... Wue-eyed heir (Queen Victoria Ena of Spain .was English I’rincess)> Small wonder that the Prince t(f the Asturias has at various times 'been reported engaged—to Princess Henna 'Koumania (that young, English-educated girl ’or whom Queen Marie had great ...

... bride, bant into Mwanag taonitooßa that it almost drowned the atraina of Balgiaa Koval An than, playad military hand the com lnfantry, which randand military King Albert, accoanwniad King Victor, re-1 viawad the guard honour, after which the two SovaetigWi ...

... tribute to 'The Vire-Chancellor of Queen's, and to the 'esiversity training for tomes.. Ton ' ng graduates. interested in your work edit ideals. Ton hare wonderful scope it . envy you. Mimi Torn WilltlT. The toast of Queen's University was proposed by ...

... . oeoii., u. 0., retrarwa the failures, swarmed around the locked the l ' sl ! al f * al '! ,es MUs ° . superintendent nurse, was addoors, and demanded the whole truth was being given Mr. Jones , mitted to the Royal Victofth, Hospital, about what had ...

... Bog ORke. NO Eitra Charge. ABBEY THEATRE :- GLORIA SWANSON Lad TO•NIOHT, end Follewleg Nigbts in the Pair. THE TRESPASSER La QUEEN'S ~ at 5. Matto's' Saturday 2 3.) ARMS AND THE MAN. -1 THE APPEALING PICTURE IN THIS FAMOUS ARTISTE RAS a By GEORGE BERNARD ...

... There is la pronounced military touch about the appearance Lord Decies. which is not surprising. heeatp.e he has spent a large number of}cars in the Art ,, and has seen service in mi v countries. Hut he has not got the sharp military scee. He speaks quietly ...

... prosecution is aware, he is in receipt of no ineome except a pension of a week in respect of an illness aggravated by military service in this country during the war.' There wu a dramatic incident when Mr. Settou-Cohen• referring to the relations between ...

... 'AdCross Society and royal trustee of the British Museum. His military interests One Mother Says: ahiWreu rasps predominated. He was a member I, know what difficulty moat of the Imperial Defence Committee (1905). know the right from and was a member ...

... March at 12 :won. On next Friday night George Berry. the Purtadown pugilist, will oppose Thomas Butler. at the Stadium, North Queen Street, Belfast. The members of 4rrnagh Road Presbyterian Church Girls' Auxiliary and friends spent an enjoyable social evening ...

... -L.“, IS GOVERNMENT READ. The Imperial Commons. having goes into committee upon the Coal Mines Bill, Mr. fai.111.131 (President of the Board of Trade) announced that the Goventiurnt proposed to • postpone consideration by committee of Part 1 of the Bill ...