... handed the little Prince back to his nurse. After the service the Queen, who wore a long silver- fox stole over her black velvet coat, walked down the Abbey with King Peter, while the King walked with Queen Alexandra, who looked charming in ...

... JOURNAL JENNIFER writes AT SANDRINGHAM WITH the King and Queen, in attendance at Sandringham over the Christmas holi days, were several old friends: Lady Constance Milnes-Gaskell, who came with Queen Mary; the Hon. Mrs. Geoffrey Bowlby, who was in waiting ...

... Ireland. Investitures used to be held in St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, and afterwards in Dublin Castle. The Queen and the Polish Premier The Queen, whose vast experience of great ceremonies has never dulled her pleasure in them, was very touched by an ...

... remind many old Home Guard bashibazouks of those early days when the lawyers assured us that the L.D.V. armlet by itself was a military uniform all right, and recognised as such by the Geneva Convention. What interested us was whether the enemy recognised it ...

... ary wars, when, having been looted by the mob from Bayeux Cathedra], it fell into the hands of the com missariat or Army Service Corps, who were about to cut it up for packing uniforms and supplies when a local police-commissary rescued it. Since then ...