... Events in Society. The death of her grandmother, Princess Leopold of Hohenzollern, will have the effect of placing Queen Augusta Victoria in retirement for some time, and she is feeling the bereavement rather acutely, as the deceased lady filled the part ...

... like the 55., 10s., and £l, are worth anything from £350 to £5OO the set; and others, like the sixpenny (plate ten) of Queen Victoria, are also very rare and valuable. Factors that make for value in the stamps of the present reign, as in others, are the ...

... Winchester actually starting on a business career and nearing House, 5. the profit-earning stage . Property AUiance. 14, Queen Victoria-street, 12, , ' , , i j- . . . , Railway Audible Signal, 58. Victqna-strcet, 4. 11l the lengthy discussion which followed ...

... “The Girl Who Didn’t” The Great Adventure “Quality Street “The Thirteenth” (lever de r'.deau) Comedy “The Fortune Hunter” Queen’s “A Dear Little Wife (liver de rideau).., Haymarket “Who's the Lady Garrick “The Dear Departed (lever de rideau) Criterion ...

... honoured with eight Royal visits, including the Queen, Princess Henry of Battenborg (who has seen the play twice), the Princes Alexander, Maurice and Leopold of Batten berg, and the Queen of Spam Victoria sent for Miss Mane Temoesl. and. congratulating ...

... Palladium {Second Performance) Victoria Palace (Second Performance) THE FIRST NIGHTER'S DIARY. Dec. 30.—“ The Poor Little Rich Girt” New J att . I.— The Attack, by George Egerton St. James's 6.20 (f trsi perjormantt) Victoria Palace {First Ptr’ormance) 6 ...

... and BABS, &C. Open 7.45. \7TGTORIA PALACE, Victoria Station, S.W. ▼ MATINEE DAILY at i EXCLUSIVELY SHOWN EVERY AFTERNOON ONLY AT THE VICTORIA PALACE. “SIXT Y YEARS A QUEEN,” the Life and Times of Qneen Victoria. Box-ohice 10 to 10. ’Phones 5282 and 5284 ...

... upwards. VARIETY ENTERTAINMENTS. VICTORIA PALACE, Victoria Station, S.W. MATINEE DAILY at 3. EXCLUSIVELY SHOWN EVERY AEfERNOON ONLY AT THE VICTORIA PALACE, “SIXTY YEARS A QUEEN. the Life and Times of Queen ...

... DukeofYork’s „ The Fortune Hunter Queen's „ “A Dear Little Wife” ...

... were received. One from Queen Alexandra bore the following inscription:— With deepest regret and sorrow our dear and devoted and never-to-be-forgotten friend, Sir Charles Frederick. Rest in peace. Another, from Princess Victoria, was inscribed, grateful ...

... liked to have been known as great mathematician. He is said to have been profoundly disappointed when he discovered that Queen Victoria knew of him only as the writer of Alice.” Fortunately, his fame was destined to be wider and more human. If any twelve ...

... reported ” dead, was a warm admirer of most things English, but especially of our guns, horses, and dogs. This was known Queen Victoria, who sent him by Captain Harrington in 1899 a hackney stallion and mare, two leash of greyhounds, a couple of foxhounds ...