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... Mr Dan Godfrey; the band of the Alexandra Palace Company, under the direction of Mr Robert Wheatloy; the band of bagpipes of the 2d Battalion bcots 1'usilier Guards; and for God Save the Queen the united four military band s, the Company's band (increased ...
... ALEXANDRA PALACE SATURDAY CONCERTS, Music, as one might easily imagine from the provision made at the Alexandra Palace for that delightful art, will form- indeed, has already formed-a most important featare in the list of attractions, and, after the fashion ...
... before accom- panying them to the military service at Holy Trinity. Heie the Emperor and the Princes sat in the front pew, while the church was crowded with soldiers, whose bands assisted in the service. After lunch the Imperial party visited Prince and Princess ...
... I, o THE IMPERIAL EXHIBITION. t = _ _ 2U- OPEINING BY THE QUEEN. IMPOSING SCENE. ice [SPECIAL REPORT BY PRIVATE WmE ]. h1e Shortly after eleven o'clock yesterday morn- he ~hhe ing, the Quesn loft Windsor by special traill for ers London, en -zoC to open ...
... doors to- men de siring to try -military liFe for three years-necessarily, how-. .ever,- -a lin~ited: number. (l'o --enooulr~ge recruit- I alteration of the Militias Act, to empower militia- men to volunteer for general service in case of emergency, and men ...
... rifle barrels, &c. It is a cheaper gun than the 20,000 arims in course of execution, but very serviceable and efficient, and what may he termed of good extra service quality. BLOCKADE OF T'ma GULF ov F;LeAND.-The London Gazetle publishes tho following:- Foreign ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS—Monpar. The Lorp CHancettor took his seat on the Woolsack shortly before five o'clock. THE DEATH OF THE PRINCE IMPERIAL. The Duke of CAMBRIDGE—My Lords, with the permission of the House I am anxious to make @ statement ...
... A. Taylor who took the part of Captain Blenhleim, produced on our mind the impression that he bad not seen mnch service, either military, theatrical, or amatory. For a curiosity commend us to Cousin Joe, and Sergeant Strong, who presented himself before ...
... to precede the Imperial carriage from Braremar to Old Mar Lodge. Mr Robert Milne, photographcr,. Bllater, has been commanded by Her Majesty the Queen to proceed to Balmbral Castle this : I morning and take photographic groups of the Queen, the Emperor and ...
... the grievances which led to the recent insurrection. Mr HUME asked whether, as medals had been given for retrospective military services in the Peninsula, and to the navy for exploits at sea, the of the armies of the Crown and of the East India Company are ...
... SBR IN.r THE QUEEN. in Five Acts, by Herbert Leonard, The DraSurrey Theatre on Monday, Oct. i7th. ?? IdC Ai55swortho. Mr ERNSEST OwTrIau Trooer . .. Mr CHARLES CRAPw;oRD 1veO gillie Blake .. Mr JAMS$ C. MAREr t Bleckith . ?? Mr FRED CONQUEST BeckritllhSices ...
... MILITARY7 EXHIBITION. gWith- very. attely,'i'pressive, and' pitoturesque: ceremonial, the Royal Military Exhibition at Chel- sea was opened by ¢be Prince of .Waley in the pro- sance of several:othter'members of the 1ioyal HoIuse, of many hundreds of Briiish ...