... LADY MAUREEN STANLEY IN A COURT DRESS WORN BY QUEEN ALEXANDRA RULES' SERVICE BATTALION REUNION.-COLONEL W. a S 0.. INSPECTING MEMBERS OF THE SHOW GROUNDS, BELFAST. UNSUCCESSFUL EAID MADE BY REDS AT ALDERSHOT “LITERATURE” FOR THE ARMY. Comm'inist agents ...

... THE QUEEN. The Kings of Europe marched on, and there came a second poignant moment the Queen was riding by. Deeply veiled, she rode in her coach of glass as we have always seen her before, upright and regal. A handkerchief was clutched in her hand. Women ...

... definitely mMnt the loss of the agreement th inc»lcu able results for the naval position or other Naval Powers, and fact, tor th« future peace of the world. Takina France’s present naval strcnßlh at about 50 per cent of our own strength, the agreement afforded ...

... Edward VII. and Queen Alexandra (then Prince and Princess of Wales) to Belfast in April, 1885. Another veteran who saw the King and Queen at the Junction was Mr. R. Montgomery, the chief tramway inspector, who joined the Corporation service in the year of ...

... her. Nurse Black was awarded the decoration of the Royal Red Cross (First Class) for her services in June, 1929, and, with the other nurses who attended his Majesty, ishe received the M.B.E. in the Birthday Honours. . ‘ She served in Queen ...

... STORY OF HIS CAREER HIS GUIDING PRINCIPLE SERVICE TO THE STATE POPULARITY OF QUEEN ELIZABETH DUTY’S CALL OBEYED. Prince Albert Frederick Arthur George was born on December 14, 1895, at York Cottage, Sandringham. The little Prince Albert was only five ...

... ROYAL REVIEW OF NAVY Thursday, May 20—Naval review by the King. „ . _ _. Monday, May 24—Empire Day. The King and Queen attend service at St. Paul's Cathedral (plain clothes). Tuesday, May 25—Dinner to the King and Queen by the Prime Minister ...

... WORK FOR BELFAST SHIPYARD THE ROYAL MAIL LINES ORDER FOUR CARGO VESSELS FOR S. AMERICAN SERVICE We are officially informed by Royal Mail Lines, Ltd., that they have placed an order with Messrs. Harland & Wolff, Ltd., Belfast, for the construction of four ...

... in the service of Queen Alexandra, and up to the last the Queen expressed her grati‘tude for the sacrifice. i | Nearly thirty years ago Miss Knollys was raised to the rank of a daughter of a baren of the United Kingdom. After the death of ...

... christening of King Edward 1.. and ot the children who followed him. The principal Royal sponsors were Queen Victoiia and his four gr.md-parents. King la w. I ami Queen Alexandra (then Prince and 1 Wales), and the Duke and Duchess leek PRINCE’S EARLY lIAVS ...

... h.r.h. princess victoria. DONEGAL NURSE ATTENDS issued during the King s illness in 1928. Lord Dawson is Physician-m-Ordmary to the King and Prince of Wa es and President of the Royal College of w . of vv?lbe k street, Cavendish Square, London, is Ph ...

... Rerresentatnve Council, Queen’s University, Belfast, of the magnificent efforts of the students of Queen’s, by which the “handsome sum of £5OO was raised towards the funds of the Northern Ireland Branch, Queen's Institute of District Nursing. _Her gLadyship also ...