... library in connection with it, known as the Prince Consort’s Library, haven of refuge to all students of military history. Queen Victoria was particularly interested the subject of military studies amongst her officers, and in 1887 sent all the PHnce Consort’s ...

... (opan to general pithllo) fret. Victoria Ktnbankinent,R.C. 4. U.BAXS WTXDBAR.Sm QUEEN’S HALL. ntaSO. Otajwnsii) (Sole Lea- eee, OUAPPKLLA CO., Ltd.) THE RUSSIAN ISBA Uatlneaa To-day Deo. 8, 10, 11, 15, 10,17, 2.30 QUEEN’S HALL ipO-MORROW at J Overture ...

... DEBS. The palace. \v 8.30. Mate. Wed., Thurs., Bat. S.l& THS LILAO DOMINO. Clara Buttarirorth. Jamie ton la. Frank Lalor. VICTORIA C-vio? N'lt itly, an I AM. Billy Mer-on, Nellie W.illae*. Norah A Oven Farrer. O’Oorm Bros. FI6TURB FALACSS. O. V. SEXTON'S ...

... Train after train was held up on the line, and the journey from Chertsey occupied one hour and a half. Thos. Ojjlbin. 11, Queen Victoria-street, E.C. 4. Sib, —I have read with interest your article the crush at Waterloo, and a lamer excuse for inefficidhcy ...

... ROYAL SBOPPERS. Queen Norway and Princess Victoria spent two busy doipg their Christmas shopping a* Harroda yesterday, making purchases oT silverware, stationery, handbags, linens, and carpets. The Southern Syncopated Orchestra gives the final performance ...

... the first two days in the Golden Cross Hotel. For five days afterwards I stayed by myself, and he slept in the Queen Mary’s Club, hear Victoria. Then.we arranged for one room in Kensington Park-road. The War Office telephoned to him to come to the War Office ...

... in 1852, midshipman, immediately shifts a first-rr.(a man-of-war, the Queen, 116 guns, and closes with a letter written King Edward VII., fifty-one years later, hoard the Victoria and Albert, expressing his Majesty’s pleasure and satisfaction ’* in promoting ...

... at Sandringham .Id dr» her good, and hear she ttlH going there shortly now. Queen Alexandra. Many !(•■' thoucrhts will go (wn to-day, for she L of the few English Queens who have never the least taste of Unpopularity. and .this actually her seventy-fifth ...

... The King and Queen, Princess Mary, and PiTnce Henry preceded the remainder of the Royal party. In second carriage were Queen Alexandra, the Queen Norway, and Princess Victoria. One noted in the waiting moments that the King and . Queen ...

... Atlantic. I hope no one here will ever miss an opportunity of visiting Canada or the United States. Victoria, the Prince was met by the King and Queen and a distinguished party of Royalty and statesmen, including the Prime Minister and members of the ...

... royal reception at victoria WELCOME HOME. KING VICTOR’S SPEECH, PEACE OF EUROPE NOT TO BE DISTURBED. SOCIALISTS WALK OUT GREAT OUTBURST OF LOYAL CHEERS. ROME, Monday. The King and Queen, escorted by their suite, proceeded this morning to the Houses of ...

... ARRIVAL AT VICTORIA. The in Ihis features the Princr's welcmne at Victoria were the tola] ab'car-e of formality, and the intensely human warmth the S’ectir.i' ,>f thuir first-bom by the Key parents. It is true there was a Guard -iianr of the Welsh Guards ...