... QUEEN VICTORIA and her reign. (Applause.) So it was decided that May 24th should be kept a memorial day of that great Queen, and should be known as Empire Day. (Applause.) They looked back and the same time asked the question, Why waa it that the Empire ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. FINE PORTRAIT FOR THE TOWN hall. An agreeable surprise awaited the members of the Liverpool Finance Committee to-day, the shape of large, magnificently-framed picture of the late Queen \ ictoria, in her Coronation robes, looking, said ...

... Queen Victoria. Victoria uover had to deal with any crisis dangerous those IW2 and 19U, nor with circumstances so peculiar those which justified the fioyai intervention of and any credit attributed her historians for the long succession of legislative ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA and her reign. (Applause.) So it was decided that May 24th should be kept as a raemorial day of that great Queen, and should be known as Empire Day. (Applause.) They looked back and at the same time asked the question, Why was it that the ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. Than the unveiling of the Queen Victoria Memorial no more fitting prelude to the Coronation season could well have been chosen. The period upon which we have entered is one of rejoicing, yet, even in the midst of the national joy, the ...

... inazement of the Cunard | much LR.” 8, and His atform QUEEN VICTORIA. 1 sym HER HORROR OF WAR WITH FRA ssisted CReUTER’s Neville Paris, Sat gentle » their Sin on The “Figaro” to-day publishes: some 4 a ington. municated by M. Paoli, who was form father ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. THIRTEENTH ANNIVERSARY OF HER DEATH. Yesterday being the thirteenth of the death of Queen Victoria, the King and Queen and Princess Christian of Sohleswig- visited the royal mausoleum Frogmore, and placed wreaths upon her ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA Interesting Souvenirs of Her Majesty's Visits to Nice „M' P a °li lias contributed to the Paris Figaro some interesting extracts from a book he is writing relating to Queen Victoria's visits to Nice. I have had many opportunities of ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. Bat, After all, ar« not the thonghta that will be oppermoet in the minds of the people London when the work, finished and final, is given over to them and their sDooemara for ever cenotaph. Queen Victoria, though dead, jet Inroth. one ...

... Queen Victoria. Of the Queens that have at on throne, were more beloved than the late Queen Victoria. Much has been writtefn con.- corning her lite and reign, yet, one is left with the impression that the half has not been told. Que*.tt ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. The annual installation meeting of the Queen Victoria Lodge (No. 2055) was held at the Freemasons Hall, Plymouth, when Mr. J. W. Aggett wAs installed as W.M., in succession to Mr. E. Birch, I.P.M. The following appointments were also made:-8 ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. The annual installation meeting of the Queen Victoria Lodge (No. 2655) was held in the Masonic Hall, - Devonport, when Mr. J. W. Aggrit was installed as W.M. for the ensuing The installation ceremony was performed by the retiring W.M. ...