... QUEEN VICTORIA. MEMORIAL SERVICES. THE KING AND QUEEN FROGMORE. IMPRESSIVE SCENES. Wrsnsos, Wednesday. Twelve month, ago to-day the British Empire and world at large were ringing with the momentous news of the death of Queen Victoria, and a ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA Interesting Souvenirs of Her Majesty's Visits to Nice „M' P a °li lias contributed to the Paris Figaro some interesting extracts from a book he is writing relating to Queen Victoria's visits to Nice. I have had many opportunities of ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA Plays And Films About May Appear & The Lord Chamberlain his announce that peripi^ tn fc , the King plays dealing n3 idere- , fit Queen Victoria can now & f duction after June JO ic t usual regulations for Pbays. fl ipcted This date has ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. 3_t siiroTje, from the November, 1568, March, Consequently, her Majesty has reigned longer than any other Knghah Queen ltearratnt, sad * than any English rung with the etrasntioa . m °° «nod60 years. .1760-__0); Henry ID who reigned ...

... appearance. Here is an excellent description of • Royal dinner with the Queen:— Gold plate and beautiful Sevres. Indian servants behind the Queen. 4 Highlander to pour out the wine. The Queen ate everything. No courses.' Dinner is served straight on, and when ...

... THE QUEEN VICTORIA SCHOOL. Scholarship For Son of Gordon Highlander. The generosity of the many friends of the Queen icturia School, Dunblane, recently enabled H.M. Commissioners to establish a leaving scholarship, tenable at any of the military colleges ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. Mian with 0 short visit. The Koyal pasty drove from Baveno to Arcas and thence by special treia to Milan, arriving at three o'eloek this sfternece. Her Majesty, who 4 a strict incomite, drove Gret to Ville, and the Cathedral seve of interest ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. mm Mfmrtntvr T- day's *h* Uwia'i lay. ail fort} tore* :t«ra«o * oaly . r**ad»sj d.*rrftrtoa, bat for In.*!* dtoltoet (Ma oao another, either »• race, or tknosgß til tho five of tat •ootid, by *a*a* formal fasttriti** a:haa« l*d«>* .t»on ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. (COPYRIGHT.) AN APPRECIATION AND SOMB.£, REFLECTIONS. SILAS K. HOCKING. The death of the Queen has come upon with a •hock of painful surprise from which it will take us some time to recover. How much the nation has lost do not realise ...

... popular view for his debt Queen paid after her.eccession, than fot publie spirit. Moreover, Mr. Holme$ > remarkable note by the Queen herself er mother, the Dowager Duchess of a Princess of the ancient house of Ret®* 0 v The Queen believed that whatever ...

... -THE QUEEN VICTORIA. - TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. SIR-I noticed a paragraph in your paper of the 7th March, stating the wonderful things I saw on my descent into the cabin, of the wreck of the Queen Victoria steamer. I beg leave to state that the ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA* The reign of Queen Victoria is already to be counted among the longest in the history of England, and that it may be first in duration, as it has been in the steady growth of national prosperity, is the heartfelt wish of every lcyal subject ...