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... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE ARMY. There was no part of her prerogative to which Queen Victoria clung more closely than her relations to the Services, wh:ch she regarded as her own property and province rather than in any real sense the nation's, says Mr. James ...
... ROYAL QUARRELS, A violent quarrel once took place between Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, say' Clara Jerrold in The Married Life of Queen Victoria (Eveleigh Nash), after which the Queen rushed from the room. Returning after a time she ...
... sits from BOOKS 11 KAIBER AND QUEEN VICTORIA: An incident in which Queen Victoria wail the victim is related to illustrate the alleged maladroitness of the Kaiser William 11. it King Edward in Hi. True Colours, by Edward Legge (Eveleigh Nash): One ...
... Whiteladics Road, resigned his appointment with Messrs. Derry & Toms, Kensington High Street, London, W., and joined the Queen Victoria Rifles, 9th County of London, during the first week of August. He entered his name for motor dispatch rider, and carried ...
... ROYAL LITMUS! FAILORZB. The late Queen Victoria always had a leaning towards authorship, and she very often related to distinguished members of the writers' craft bow she when young sent anonymous oontribu tions, chiefly poems, to editors, only to receive ...
... instead a sending for them to Paris. Queen Victoria of Spain has also taken the first steps towards a similiar movement in her adopted country. The idea to her is no new one, for our Royal family, from the late Queen Victoria onwards, has always been eager ...
... THE ROYAL RED CROSS. The Royal Red Cross. for women only, was instituted by Queen Victoria, in April, 1888, in recognition of special seri . vices rendered in ,nursing the sick and wounded of the Army and Navy, and was. of one class only I November, 1915 ...
... Wales Travel-book, upon which the late Sir Theodore Martin bestowed unstinted praise. Sir Theodore Martin, (who welcomed Queen Victoria on her last visit to the Dee Valley) believed that the attractions of this muchfavoured portion of the Principality were ...
... devil. QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE BLIND. There is a story in the Later Reminiscences of Mrs. Story. widow of Principal Story, of Glasgow University, which tells of Principal Tulloch, while at Balmoral Castle, going to the a•sistance of Queen Victoria, though ...
... fires between 1842 and 1864, very little of the old interior is left. After the 1864 fire the Savoy Chapel was restored by Queen Victoria in memory of the Prince Consort. There is on the north wall a curious painting of the Early Sienese School (fourteenth ...
... Do your wore to me. Ido not fear torture or death. QUEEN VICTORIA'S TWO JUBILEES. In A Modern History of the English Peep!. (Grant Richards), Mr. R. H. Gretton thus comments upon Queen Victoria's two Jubilees: The nation came to the celebration of ...
... atmosphere of early and mid-Victorian times. One %witnesses, for instance, the launching of H.M.5 Warrior in the presence o Queen Victoria amid the Prince Consort. wklist better Ulan all liiere•is a most realistic ghnipse of Charles Dins in a delightful street ...