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... 62 NOGT OUT. QUEEN'S ACCESSION DAY. (BY TELEGRAPH.) To-day is the -ixv-ucond anniversary of the accession of Queen Victoria. The flags are to-day !yin on the churehes on the Sandringham estate and at Lynn in honour of the anniversary of lh:‘gum'- aecession ...
... AT HALF THE USUAL ADMISSION PRICES. THE SPECIAL DEVICE for this occasion will be a Fire Portrait Wt (Giracious Majesty Queen Victoria With appropriate M. of National Emblems—The Rose, Bhamrock, and Thigtle! on of Her Majesty’s 80th Birthday. THE GLITTERING ...
... THE USUAL ADMISSION PRICES. THE SPECIAL DEVICE for this occasion will be a Fire Portrait of her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria Wilh appropriate Motto and Garlands of National Emblems—The Rose, Shamrock, and Thistie! In Qelebration of Her Majesty’s ...
... THE USUAL ADMISSION PRICES. THE SPECIAL DEVICE for this ocoasion will be & Fire Portrait of her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria With appropriate Motto rmfldlrfi:h:&—fl.r‘lg Shamrock, and Thistle! THE GLITTERING OASCA DE OF ELEOTRIO FLUID! Being the ...
... the following telegram to the Queen .—“ The members of the Yorkshire Association of Baptist Churches, assembled in Blenheim Chapel, Leeds, desire to send their loyal and respeetful cong-atulations to her Majesty Queen Victoria on attamning her 80th borthday ...
... British flag. The unsophist.cated Welshmen. who have been many ears out of touch with England, are said to have 'v»lwud that Queen Victoria had heen married again, and to General Rocca. They are said to have first wept tears of sympathy over this, and afterwnrds ...
... fraternity.” For Queen Victoria he entertained a brotherly affection, and he looked upon his ;:out.oa as embodying all the Sovemm.y which edged her Majesty. Nothing co be more ch from one point of view than Felix Fumu towards the Queen. He treated her ...
... strongly against the detention of ammunition by the Portuguese anthorities at Lourenco Marques. Genera| Joubert's appeal to Queen Victoria has been pub- I'shed. lln it he asky her Majesty to set so as not to estrange thy friendship of the Transvau Bu ghers ...
... French, exclaiming: “Oh!1 I:::‘ ENGLAND, DEAR ENGLAND ™ and then went on to recall his visit to London and his audience of Queen Victoria when he was there after he left Brussels, where he was Nuncio. He revived with wonderful distinctness ~many details of ...
... THE USUAL ADMISSION PRICES. THE SPECIAL DEVICE for this occasion will be & Fire Portrait of her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria With appropriate Motte and Garlands of National hbb-r—fl;&o«, Shamrock, and Thistle! In Celebration of Her Majesty's 80th ...
... THE QUEEN'S DEPARTURE FOR THE HIGHLANDS The Queen left Windser ou Friday evening for Balmoral. Her Majesty drove from the Castle to the Great Western Railway Station at 9.35 in a closed landau, the Grand Duchesse of Hesse and her Highness Princess Vieloria ...
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