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... which satisfies the natives' need for self-ex pression. We still hold personally to the view that that imposing statue of Queen Victoria on the front so often mistaken, as we 've so often explained, for James Boss Agate, Discoverer of Southend intimi dates ...

... enduring monu ment even more than that imperial statue on the front which myopic visitors often take for a memorial to Queen Victoria. Afterthought In one thing Boss Agate failed. He could not move the sea any nearer to Southend unlike that Master of ...

... interest me in the late W. L. George's book of essays. The chapters are ten in number, and they range from Cleopatra to Queen Victoria but since there are studies of Georges Sand and Catherine the Great as well as of Cleopatra, the love-stories number more ...

... FREDERICK CORRINCE LTD. FREDERICK CORRINCE LTD., Buckingham Palace Rd., S.W.1 Two minutes from Victoria Station. 'dl \nr* oenn jorr w(]es \S I V' M M THE QUEEN 1 NUTRIA, made of soft and light weight skins, which lend themselves parti cularly well to the ...

... will be the Queen, the Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince and Princess Charles of Denmark, Princess Victoria, the Duke and Duchess of Connaught the Duke of Cambridge, and Prince Christian. 0 7 A special train will take them trom Victoria to the Rpsom ...

... boys' holiday camp for their annual rendering of Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree. His Majesty, the Queen and the two Princesses then boarded the Victoria and Albert and cruised in a heat-wave down the Channel to Cowes. In this last stronghold of dignified ...

... front, doesn't it? To start with, of course, the Royals in rows King Edward and Queen Alexandra, King Manoel's father, the Kaiser and the old Austrian Emperor, Princess Victoria, the Tecks, the Schleswig- Hol steins, the Battenbergs-- and they say it iust ...

... title-page) The private lives of the Kaiser and his consort, from the papers and diaries of a lady in waiting on her Majesty the Queen. And if you want an amusing and always entertaining indiscreet history of a monarch so much before the public eye at the present ...

... more, about H.M.S. Hawlie and the Hun, that I must tell you. While this smart warship was lying in harbour at Cimiez, as Queen Victoria's guardship, suddenly three plump German ladies, clad in mud-coloured stuff gowns, incontinently boarded her. They sat ...

... bourgeois Belgian, who called her Elise, gave her a diamond wrist-watch, and said a tanlfit when the boat-train reached Victoria. But the gayer lover bought a convenient divorce in time so Liz married him instead, though she took the wrist-watch with ...

... khaki tunic that Lord Cross, who is engaged to Miss Maud Inigo Jones, is the grandson of the Lord Privy Seal, who managed Queen Victoria's huge private fortune that Lord Glenconner's last gift to the nation, Dryburgh Abbey (where Sir Walter Scott was buried) ...