... back to the Savoy-so glad. Mr Grossmith also gave a clever parody of the kind of pianoforte piece in vogue when Good Queen Victoria came to the throne. He described it as Throwing Pearls to Swine, the pearls being at the top of the treble and the swine ...

... himself e played the solo with finish and neatness, and his recep- to tion was most complimentary. Mr Ketelbey is the Queen Victoria scholar, and a very promising student, indeed. The concert began with Bizet's Children's Suite for le orchestra and ...

... think I may take it for granted that Mr. Gladstone is the greatest English statesman who has appeared during the reign of Queen Victoria. This, indeed, seems to me a statement of fact and not a subject of criticism. So does he begin with this as a text, ...

... the twelve thousand trawlers in the North Sea. Anew ?? Victoria. is to be added toserve asa floating hospital, and funds will be gratefully received by the Director. Mr. E. J. Mather t8t Queen Victoria Street, E. .-Yet another sea-charity also needs help- ...

... Mithoell, London, 1850. If the legitimate drama be not flourishing in Eng- land, no sinaic of the blame can certainly fall to Queen Victoria. She has been ever forward with attention and with patronage, and the work before us will exist as a splendid and beautiful ...

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... and decay, real and imagined. . As a child carried on the shoulder of his six-foot father, Mr. Wall saw the little girl, Queen Victoria, on her way to Kensing- ton Palace, and boldly attracted her smilingnotice. In the morning after her coronation he was ...

... now? he asked. I professed n'y ?? to guess. 'About an hour ago he and Queen Victoria were walking in the garden, when, with true French politeness, lie offered her a Peach. The Queen seemed rather embarrassed how to skin it, when Louis Philippe took a ...

... Blendelssohn, and began with the grandest of his orehco. tral compositions-the Symphony in A Minor, dedicated to her Majesty Queen Victoria. An effective performance of this superb symphony might reasonably be expected, seeing that the prineipal members of the ...

... THEATRICAL REMINISCENCES. Do I remember what was doing at the theatres when Queen Victoria succeeded to the throne? (says Mr E. L. Blanchard), Ali ! me; though the event is to be dated back nearly half a century, everything connected with it is as fresh ...

... functions of Government-Legislative, Executive, and Judicial-are lucidly explained. This is followed by the genealogy of Queen Victoria, a chronolo- gical table of the great events recorded in the his- tory, and a list (accompanied by a marked map) of the ...