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... A wartime picture of Queen Mary, whose remarkable career of service to the Commonwealth has extended over very nearly fifty-five years, since her marriage in 1893 to the future King George V. QUEEN MARY AND THE LATE QUEEN ALEXANDRA The ...
... Burnett (left), who succeeded Admiral Sir Henry Pridham Wippell (right), seen together at the handing-over ceremony. Massed Royal Marine bands from H.M.S. Drake and Raleigh beat Retreat when Sir Henry's flag was hauled down THE NEW C.-IN-C. INSPECTS HIS ...
... footmen. At home the Royal Household numbers over 250 people quite apart from clerks and domestic staff. Nor does this figure include the Queen's Household of a dozen Queen Mary's of twenty-six Princess Elizabeth's of two the Princess Royal's of six the Duchess ...
... lace made their apt#' ance, creations which will doubtl appear later in Ascot's Royal Enclose while the men not in Service undo wore morning coats. The King Queen, Queen Mary, who had I s, celebrated her eightieth birthday, 1 the Princesses all toured ...
... designed essentially for Pacific service- -Drawing by S. E. Beck THE ROYAL FAMILY'S LOUNGE ON THE SOUTH AFRICAN ROYAL TRAIN An interior view of one of the eight magnificently-equipped coaches in which the King and Queen and the Princesses will travel on ...
... TO THE QUEEN MARY Welders at work on the scaf folding which has been built round the bows of the 80,000-ton liner in the King George V Graving Dock at Southampton, where she is now being fitted out prior to the resumption of her passenger service on the ...
... (left) and the Foudroyanl (right) seen at their moorings at Portsmouth, where they have just completed their last spell of naval service. They will not be broken up, as it was feared, but will resume their role as holiday training ships IMPLACABLE AND FOUDROYANT ...
... Carnegie, and Lady Katherine and Major Richard Brandram. The next procession was H.M. the Queen and Queen Mary, with foreign Royal guests and other members of the Royal family. This was headed by Rear-Admiral Sir Arthur Bromley and Lt.-Col. Henry de Satgd ...
... First Sea Lord at the outbreak of the First World War THE FOUR YOUNGEST BRIDESMAIDS Left-- Her Royal Highness Princess Margaret. Left centre-- Princess Alexandra, daughter of the Duchess of Kent She was born on Christmas Day, 1936. Right centre Lady Caroline ...
... lives in two world wars. Last Sunday the King and the Royal Family, Ministers, members of the forces and civilians gathered again round the Cenotaph to remember and salute the dead. There were also services throughout the country and throughout the Commonwealth ...
... are also on Her Royal Highness's diary. Unfortunately, when she visits Glasgow there is a clash of dates, which rarely happens with Royal functions, for on the day she launches the new liper, the King and Queen are visiting the Royal Naval ...
... page we give charming portraits of her Royal Highness at the ages of two, seven, thirteen, sixteen when she registered for National Service at the Windsor Labour Exchange and to-day. Princess Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor was born in a private house ...