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... she ran back again for B ce Mr. Algar, who then came with her ; but on reaching the - as house the nurse said It is too late, she is dead. The I nurse did not appear as if she had been ?? f Bull, another sister of the deceased, stated that on the- Saturday ...
... Princesses. un-Sunday: The Queen drove out Yesterday afternoon with uas Princess Louise. Her Majesty said their Royal High. vasiesses Prince and Princess Christian, Princess Louiseaind Prince Leopold, attended Divine service at Whippingbam. !rs, Church ...
... for the extension of the H1ong Kong Naval Yard. fL THE SERVICE GAZETTE. t t, Royal Marine L.1.-Major W. P. Drury is appointed to the Naval Intelligence Department, 2 vice Major A. Paris, ?? selected tor special service in South Africa. - The ...
... iower, . A MR LY ilding A MR L Y l rde to on Wednesday, ini the. Queen's. Bench divition, steam before Mr. Justice De~mau and a~ Specia1 jury, Mr. Hugh R. Hearson,; late of the. Roy'al Navy, team e damisgas from Capt. Chu3rchill, Admiral ' 0uda0d JKppel ...
... and pulse, but nothing decided, He a- knew that a naval doctor had seen deceased, 6 but did not know he was going to be moved.. ID ci was ?? usual for naval doctors to communicate y with the nou-service doctors inl such cases. They d usually tool the civilian ...
... were proved, and adjudged the prisoner to be dis- missed the service. SHrPs IN HARBoUR.-Vewtory, Duke of Wellington, Excellent, Asia, Victoria and Albert, St. Vincent, Edgar, Warrior, Royal Sovereign, Himalaya, Hector, Urgent, Geyser, Enchantress, Seal ...
... groundsa of Osborne. The Queen and nij his Royal Highnuess with thieyoutbful Royal family, ?? initend to prolong their sojourn at Oisbornle H~ouse until jU. the' 6th proxirno, accorvding 'to present arranlgemnents. de The Royal chrisitenling is expected ...
... (deceased) _ 11, to Ellen May (Nvidow) ; Royal Soveicign, Char. r.l lotte-street, from James Wort to Edward Bleaton ; n id Egreniont Arms, Crasswell.street, from Robert t le Roberts to John Westbrook ; The Queen, Gros. u it Nenor-street, from Albert Underwood ...
... Thc Jury returned a verdict of accidental death. QUEEN'S DRAWIVING-ROOM. THE RECORD BROKEN. The Lord Chamberlain's ofiicials otate that Tnesilay's Drawing.reoins was the largest ever bi1id during this Queen's reign. There were nearly 500 presentations, andti ...
... Company Army Service Corps-Colewort Barracks. 1st Battalion 26th Regiment Portse Dep6t 2nd Battalion 26ta Betiment AnglesayBarrackes 34id Co mpany Royal Engineers Southaea Castle-Detachment 32nd Company Royal Engineers. Hilea, 1lth Brigade Royal Artillery ...
... Court adjudged him to be le dismissed the Service. in NAVAL RELIEFS. s. A long list of orders in regard to commission- Dr ing and recolunnisioning ships of the Navy, was :; issued on 'Tuesday, and will make the Royal sh Dockyards exceedingly busy for soic ...
... nn if NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. n Captain-Cecil W. Buckley, v.c., to the Pylades. a Navigating Lisutenants-Charles J. Hills, to the Asia, for service in the Royal Oak; Jesse Dixon, to the Pylades. Lientenants-Charles Alder, to the Cumberland, for service in naval ...