Another Impending Apology.
"The majority of the blockading officers are drawn from the Royal Naval Reserve, whose skill in seamanship is a byeword."
Bournemouth Daily Echo.
From "Mrs. Gossip's" account, in The Daily Sketch, of the audience at the Serbian matinée at Drury Lane:—
"Every one I knew was there. Queen Alexandra looked dignified and gracious in black and white. With her were the Princess Royal, Princess Victoria, Princess Maud of Fife ... and Princess Arthur of Connaught."
We trust that Her Majesty and the four Princesses were conscious of this friendly recognition.
From a description of Mr. Lloyd George's meeting at Conway:—
"This gathering was originally fixed for Saturday, the 29th ult., but was postponed for a week to meet the right hon. gentleman's convenience.
The interval of waiting was spent in listening to songs and choruses."
What lungs these Welsh folk have!
"The Gardens and Deer Park will be thrown open to the Public ... Children under 14 unaccompanied by their Parents and Dogs not admitted."—Gloucester Citizen.
We understand that some parents consider the wording of this notice a little derogatory.