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... Tontitne ?? Cre e htaeevJ. B. Thorn- Hiucerty. to Tifeegaret, J icoo26 tnodoco Street,iUto' %N 5 ?? 5.11 I153! At to5 CO1W 2fl Queen t Jinr.l.oMit 5. be the Rev. C ie ?? Xecrifhald Buehanan. dtiroteer of the late~ Mr Walter in, I W ?? 5A. o'a- e tnc 4tht m ...
... Appien- l dicitis. Thomas Gcomsue, the eldest and denrlv-beloved san of Ilenry 13enwell. and of his late wife, llizx'tierjh Victoria, aged 121 years. (Born Jubilee Day, June 21, 1887, ab above adlre ss. BLAGROfVIC.-December 20, at Abingdon, Joseph Blagrove ...
... sorrow, and trusting that they vvculd find comfort in the fact that their beloved awn loet his life in the ser- vice of his Queen and country. Arrangements were afterwards Inade for the womzen's meeting in connection wvith the T.-nlperanree League annual ...
... WaLu.sU EDMUND BATTY, M.A,, Retor of Finteley, ham Jist died. somewhat unespectedly, at the age of 77 yoara. He graduated at, Queen's College, Oxford, in 1B45, and took his degree in 1848. First as ourata and afterwards a vicar he laboured in Fulhain for ...
... John, who is insnector at Dundee to the Scottislh Equitssble Insurance Company; William, a personal attend. ant to the Queen; and Victoria, thle vwife of Mr Dadge, the couch respected organist of Crathiei Paties Church. 6UDD12N DEATH OF A GIAS4GOW DETScrIr'E ...
... that hast bereft ns, HQ ma all our orrwTsW hesl, |Utbe Mourt. Osborne, Friday. The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon I accompanied by Her Highness Princess-j Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein, and attended: by the Hon. Mary Hughes. Itis proosed to ask Lord ...
... C.B.rn 1566. His High-:s ness married on June 12, 1866, Princess IMary, sister of the Duke of Cambridge, and cousin of the Queen. The Duchess died a short time ago. Two sons-Prince Adolphus, who is an officer in the 1st Life Guards, and married Lady Margaret ...
... and afterwards a general in the British army. His Highness was general a la suite of the Wurtemburg Dragoon Regiment, Queen Olga; honorary colonel, 1867, of the First City of London Artillery Volunteers; y honorary colonel, 1874, of the 24th Middlesex ...
... Wolseley in the Egyptian campaign of 1882, receiving tbe silver medal for Tel-el-l-ebir. In July, 1893, his daughter, Princess Victoria Mary of Teek, was married to the Duke of York. Four years later, in 1897, occurred the death of the Duchess of Teck, and ...
... o'clock. After staying some hours they returned to L~ondon. The funeral is provisionally fixed for Thursday at Windsor. The Queen wras much grieved on Sunday night on receipt of the tidings of the death of the Duke of Teck. A Windsor correspondent states ...
... mnarriedi a daughter of the first Duke of Cambridge, the seventh son of George III., so that he became a cousin by malriage of Queen Victoria, and, on the other hand, his daughter, Princess May, married the Duke of York. The German title of the Duke of Teck is ...
... E. Wcodward, discoursed pleasant music, whilst refrjshmeats were provided in tha J Victoria Hall, reading room, and gymnasium. Tho magical programme in tee Victoria Hall wai j divided into two portions, the annual public j meeting being held during the ...