... Pr». bendary Carlile; 7, Precentor of West, minster. Saturday, 5.30, organ recital by Mr. E. Stephenson. Christ Chnreli, Victoria-street, West, minster. -11, Rev* Cavendish Moscn; 6JO. Rev. C. .ff. Marsdi-Robcrts. All Sninta', M»rgaret-str*et.—loJo, Mattins: ...

... to-night GILBERT * SULLIVAN OPERAS, - PATIENCE. NIGHTLY. 8 IS. MATINRKS WEA * BAT., *9O, Monday Neat. THE YEOMEN THE GUARD. QUEEN’S, Beg*. B.l*. Thure. ESata at The most charming Play in Town. II you like good clean humour and delightful liove Story, vlelt ...

... the women who d.d war work the T.and Army girls were the worst paid! A Queen's Lucky Dip. Even before the photographers, had taken the inevitable flashlight photographs, Queen Victoria had been attracted by the Lucky Dip tub of Mrs. Arthur Blackett and Mrs ...

... DEXTER A CO,, 21, Ironmonger Lane, E.C. 2, Chartered Accountant* SECRETARY AND REGISTERED OFFICE: V. T. BARR, F.S.S., 52. Queen Victoria Street, London, E.C. 4. ...

... Ironmonger-lane, London. E.C. 2, November, 1919. the Directors, _ . . . City of London Re-Insurance Company, Limited, 52, Queen Victoria-street, E.C. 4. Aud|t CUy ted, and to certify accordance with the books the Company ana the best of our Information:— ...

... open invitation to all his countrymen to come along to the church and her reception at 2, Queen Vgatc. • Last Sight. Lord and Lady Wimborne’s dinner and for the Queen of Spain last nigM, I hear, proved most enjoytble affair, for a preponderance of the gflcats ...

... his Arrest. STORY. SINGS NATIONAL ANTHEM IN CHURCH. Captain O’Donnell, in the course of his evidence, said he was born in Victoria, Australia, and was ordained priest in 1907. He had been a parish priest for seven years when war broke out. Captain O’Donnell ...

... Princess Beatrice .wanted “useful’’ things evidently, for «&e bought a scarlet flannel petticoat and chi d s grey woolly jersey Victoria Lady Carson, and Lady lit were in close attendance respective stalls, and Countess Leitrim, all in Wack velvet-, with a Spring ...

... wrong, ar 1, Offend .the Span..rd--. n given to standing on Ins &n «rit» «' fen as Ena,” as she more Sopcrly called Queen Victoria. I expect he is right, Hit when one sees her enjoying herself so wholehearre ily it difficult refrain from her her girlhood ...

... and FRENCH FURNITURE. Queen Anne Bureau bookcases. Pianola piano by Sleek, Louis XV. escritoire, gilt frame settee and chairs, and curtains in roee-ealouied brocade sUk. pair of William and Mary chairs in needlework, panel Queen Anne tapestry mounted ...

... NORWEGIAN PIANIST. Out visitor from Norway Mr. Backer GrondaW, who appeared with the Queen’s Hall Orchestra the other day, gave piano recital at the Wigmore Hall yesterday afternoon. The transparent sincerity of his playing is qualitv calculated to disarm ...

... was in Germany when the Franco- Prussian War ceased. . - He appeared before ex-Karer Wilhelm, and also before Queen Victoria, King Edward, Queen Alexandra, King George, and other notable Royalties of the world. He was the nephew of ChirgWin, the White-eyed ...