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... stories. THE QUEEN AND SICK SOLDIERS. The Queen has given sum of £l,OOO ezi>«nded in the purchase of extra-regulation orticles which wiU add to the comfort and convenience of sick soldiers in military hospitals home stations nursed by Queen ...
... AN IMPERIAL WEDDING. I have just returned (says a St. Peterebug correspondent, writing on the 16th inst.) from witnessing the marriage, in the Winter Palace, of Princess Alexandra of Greece, with the Grand Duke Paul. It was the most imposing pageant I ...
... in the service : In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the holy Ghost, we fix the Foundation Stone of this Church, bearing the name of St. Michael, to be for ever dedicated to the Worship of Almighty God. The remainder of the service was then ...
... MILITARY CONCERT Which will take place the end of the present month, on which occasion the Full Band of the 4th BataDion Devonshire Regiment Will perform, (by kind permission of COLONEL WHITE THOMSON, commanding), under the directorship of Mr. J. G. ...
... IMPERIAL LIBERALS, Lord Brassey, speaking in London on Monday night at a dinner of the members of the Imperial Liberal Council, over which he presided. said that the association had been founded owing to the existence within the ranks of the Liberal party ...
... thoroughly approved, and which would tend to the advantage of the army and the country. The Queen’s Replies to the Addresses from both Houses. The replies of the Queen to the addresses from both Houses of Parliament, expressing sympathy on the assas-inatiou ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. The Arrangements made with the Boees.— ln the House of Lords, Lord Cairns asked for explanations with reward to the arrangements made with the Boers, and com* plained that the promise of the Queen’s Speech to vindicate the authority ...
... Chancellor of the Exchequer that Monday, in Coramit‘ee of Supply, he would move Supplementary Estimate for the naval and military services. Replying to Mr. Hanbury, the right bon. gentleman stated that the Russian terms of peace had not yet been communicted ...
... Mrs and Miss 13 Beacon Denny, Min, 7 Alexandra Terrace Dirine, Mr, 4 Alexandra Terrace Dodd. Mrs and Min, 2 Alexandra Terrace Dodd, Bar H E, Alexandra Terrace Dodd, Mr T, 2 Alexandra Terrace Dnmble, Mrs, 1 ...
... the complete military evacuation of Northern Afghanistan, and some progress has been made towards the p flcation and settlement of the country. A renewal of hostilities by the Afghans, under Ayoob Khan, has rendered necessary further military operations ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. Yore Thavxs thb Officers and Men Engaged nr T«« Afghan Campaign.— ln the Lords Lord Omnyilte the thanks their lordships* House to Genera) Sir Frederick Haines, Commauder-i in India, and to the other Generals and officers engaged in ...
... protection of the Empire, and they had thought it right to advise the Queen to appeal to Parliament, in order that the services the Reserve Forces might made available. In losing the services of Lord Derby, he was tho greatest sufferer, hut he believed that ...