Sea Scouts Movement Spreads Across Britain
A growing Sea Scouts movement trains about 3,000 boys in naval matters through the Boys' Naval Brigade and Training Brigs. Led by Mr. R. A. Yerburgh and Admiral Sir R. Massie Blomfield, the program links depots from Reading to Cardiff and Norwich, aiming to supply skilled mercantile sailors and naval ranks, with evidence of success from Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
R. A. Yerburgh
M.P
R. Massie Blomfield
H. L. Fleet
R. W. Clutterbuck
J. W. Osborne
R.N
John Corrington
Aed
Reading
Cardiff
Oxford
Gloucester
Kingston
Norwich
Navy
Mercantile Service
Mercantile Marine
Windsor
Navy League
Liscard
Sea Scouts
Fleet
Boys’ Naval Brigade
Victoria St
S.W
Private rooms at Windsor to be refurnished for King George
Royal alterations planned before the king and queen move into Windsor Castle. Private apartments on the east and south sides of the Grand Quadrangle to be rearranged with new furniture and ornaments. The king and queen will reside at Frogmore during residence, with younger children housed in the Chester Tower suite and nursery facilities prepared nearby. The palace, with extensive state rooms and 281 servant beds, remains a key royal base near London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Queen Mary
Windsor Castle
Grand Quadrangle
Dward
Frogmore House
Lord Chamberlain’s
King Howard
Queen Alexandra
Sandringham
Crown
Chester Tower
Henry of Battenberg
Victoria Tower
Queen Victoria
Long Walk
Windsor Forest
Frogmore
Prince of Wales
Prince Albert
Windsor
Wrogmore
London
Europe
Scrambled eggs and cobbler repair banter in tavern exchange
A quirky exchange shows a husband and wife discussing eggs from chased chickens and a grocer. O Gufft complains to a cobbler about worn uppers and requests new uppers as the dialogue shifts to shoe repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Dearle
Productive North Alberta Saskatchewan Report Opened
A government interior booklet compiles Frank J. P. Crean’s 1908 1909 explorations across forty three million acres in Saskatchewan and Alberta. It highlights fertile mixed farming potential timber hay and game resources plus encouraging cattle raising results and road access improvements from Edmonton to McMurray with new railway links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Frank J. P. Crean
C.B
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Dominion
Crean
Bureau of Plant Industry
Siberia
Mongolia
Manchuria
Prince Albert
Churchill River
John Macoun
Ottawa
Edmonton
Athabasca
McMurray Will Landing
Lake la Roche
McCrean
BC Railway Incorporation Notice for Extensive Provincial Route
Notice that an application will be made to the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia for an Act to incorporate a company to build operate and maintain a standard gauge railway from Port Simpson via Work Channel Skeena Hazelton and beyond to the Peace River with bridges ferries wharves steam vessels telegraph lines and power generation including land expropriation tolls and traffic arrangements dated August 11 1910 in Victoria B C and filed by Barnard & Robertson solicitors for the applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly of
Province of
British Columbia
Port Simpson
Work Channel
Coast
Skeena River
Hazelton
Suskewa River
Babine Lake
Stuart Lake
McLeod Lake
Misnichinca River
Summer Lake
Pine River
Moberley Lake
Peace River
Province
Victoria
B.C
Barnard & Robertson
Coal Notices in Skeena and Cassiar Districts 1910
I K M McInnes of Prince Rupert applies to prospect for coal and petroleum on lands near Crow Bay in Skeena District. Multiple grants describe 80 chain square blocks with corners marked K M McInnes, dated August 18 1910. Reginald Davey of Vancouver seeks permission to purchase lands near Kitwancool Chean Wein Valley totaling about 480 acres, with a detailed boundary description and date May 30 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skeena
Soast
I. K. M. McInnes
Prince Rupert
Mariner
Crow Bay
K.M
Kenzie McLeod McInnes
Loast
K.m.mcki
Coast
Kx.m.mci
N.J. Corner
Kenzin Mecleod McInnes
Skeena Land District
Crow Lake
K.m.mcil
Cassiar
Reginald Davey
Vancouver
B. C
Kitwancool
Chean Wein Valley
Kitwaneool Lake
James W. Smith
Coast Land District
Ernestine A. Roney
Geo.t. Church
Skeena River
Ernestine A, Roney
W. A. Roney
Supreme Court Proceeding Seeks Writ Service in Prince Rupert
In the British Columbia Supreme Court a writ of summons is to be served on defendants Peterson and C Larson by Patmore in Prince Rupert. Publication of the summons and order in the Prince Rupert Journal for six issues is required, with appearance within eight days after final publication or service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
C. Larson
C. Anderson
James Allan Aikman
Prince Rupert
Province of
British Columbia
C. Peterson
Lewis W. Patmore
Gregory, J
Grant seeks lands in Stewart BC for 640 acres
William Hume Grant an engineer of Stewart British Columbia announces intent to apply for described lands totaling 640 acres. The plan starts at W H G S W corner and follows adjacent boundaries with Alfred Manson and W N Harrison. Frank R. Strolm agent dated July 2 1910. 1922
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skeena Land District
Cassiar
William Hume Grant
Stewart
B.C
W.H.G
S.W. Cor
Alfred Manson
W. N. Harrison
Frank R. Strolm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Navy of Merchant Service
Britain
Prince Rupert Journal
Supreme Court OF
N Chambers
Justice Gregory
John Jacobs
Frank Johnson
Charles Carlson
Hawkins & Co
Coal Claims
P. C. Coates
Hig
Wm. Hdward Laird A
W. Corner
Penman
Wm. Peed Laird
Land Pcrchase
Keena
Adolph Voerry
U.ver
J. Adolph Perry
Wm. A. Roney
Mary M. Roney
Stillwater
Minnesota
U. S.A
Co. T. Church
Mary M. Roeny
Canadian Fish and Cold Storage Company
Occupation Mercantile and Manufacturing
Coast District
Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Company Limited
J. H. Pillsbury
Queen Charlotte
Queen Charlotte Whaling Company Limited
Rose Harbour
Moresby Island
Sydney Charles Ruck
Q.G
Queen Charlotte Islands
Arthur A. Wilson
Fort William
Ont
Arthur Robertson
William David Allen
Kinneaton Inlet
Robert Magon
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