... QUEEN VICTORIA, A letter was read from Lord Clinton asking the Council to take steps towards obtaining National memorial of Queen Victoria London. was decided that a public meeting be convened. INQUIRY OFFICE WANTED. Mr Murrin brought forward grievance ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL. Under the superintendence of Mr. Aston Webb, R.A., work has been commenced the memorial to Queen Victoria which is to be erected in St. James’s Park, opposite Buckingham Palace, with the funds recently raised by public subscription ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL. The Lord Mayor of London has received from the Colonial Office, £20,000, which had been forwarded by the Agent-General of the Cape of Good Hope the contribution from that colony towards the Imperial Memorial her late Majesty Queen ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE SAILORS One incident in connection with the late Queen’s while her yacht was commanded by Captain Lord Adolphus Fitsclarence, William IV.’s second natural bod, may be recalled as indicating the keenness with which the Queen interested ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE PICTURE. When the late Queen Victoria made the round of the exhibition in company with the President, she was, Mr. Frith says, delighted with “Ramsgate Sands,** and wished buy if. t was told that it had already been sold to well-known ...

... MEMORIAL TO QUEEN VICTORIA. The memorial to her late Majesty Queen Victoria which is to be placed in the parish church of Whippingham has been commenced. The sanctuary is to be enlarged, and the beautiful reredos to be erected will represent the Last ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL. The Lord Mavor of London on Tuesday presided at public meeting at the Mansion Honse, in support of the national memorial to Queen V iotoria. letter from Sir D. Probyn was read, stating that the King was anxious contribute 1000 ...

... CLUB WINDOW Lord Kitchener is auppoued to be an avowed woman-hater. The rumour once reached the late Queen Victoria, and it is said that the first time he went to Windsor she taxed him on the point. *'l have that you dislike women* Is that so?” she asked ...

... KlNG.''' IN MEMORY OF QUEEN VICTORIA. Tho Kingon Friday morning of last week visited the yaelit Alberta East Cowes, and placed on the deck brass cross with an inscription stating that on that spot rested tho remains of Queen Victoria from February 1 to February ...

... OUR LONDON LETTER. - r.,m Our Spreial Corretpondeni.] A I'ig crowd welcomed the King and Queen and IVHceaa Victoria Charing Cress Station Sunday, upon their return from tin visit to the and Caarina. From the station to Buckingham Palace nil the footwas ...

... apparently forgotten before they saw the young Queen. Her Majesty Queen Victoria received aft least two windfalls, one large, and the other comparatively small. A Mr. Neild. who died 1852. bequeathed to Queen Victoria hi» fortune of £200,000 ...

... the following articles to devolve as heirlooms: Two marble and bronze busts from the late Queen Victoria. Books from, and written in by, the late Queen Victoria. Presents from Cabinet colleagues. Addresses and presents from tenantry, and ** Life of the ...