... conveying the late King Edward, when Prince of Wales, London on his accession to the Throne, Queen Victoria's funeral train from Portsmouth London. King George and Queen Mdry, when, Duke and Ducfacw York, they returned from their trip round die.: world, Edward ...

... opening,” as could see for themselves, was an ordeal aemHiurgatoriai. Victoria I. acquitted her. self her trying duty-then disappeared. A Royal Dacbess. We had thought see another Queen inaugurate ” this Christmas in Wartime fftte; but she came not. This ...

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... dariwd « towards the Kimble Arch,” the oAoar ia tank and ted breeches Mloafng Yb« Klag*a Graadaetbcr a Wtrwtrktr. one of Queen Victoria’s Ladies ef tht Jjdchamhcr n-om 1874 until Aberrmmby, who has Just died, and who . narrifd in 1888. must have heard much ...

... four* fur country members. Another' institution* which is exacting no entrance money) during the war is the Victoria Club for Ladles in Victoria-street At the Empress, Dov4r-street, the, wives, mothers, daughters, and sitters of naval' and military officers ...

... that Alsace-Lorraine subscribed 19.750,000 marks to the latest German War Loan. . . _ No postage stamp* Issued durb* Queen Victoria’s nign are now valid. The public are reminded that no application to exchange any the invalidated stamps for current stamps ...

... 'dab* at aatrofagy, aad has desaSad the bast part achiaHßa to its study. He torotold the almost exact dates of the deaths Queen Victoria and Ring Edward. Ha also cast the horoscope of Kiaff George But did he predict the hem hie Majesty?” FWaD, ...

... Germany consequence of the second son of Queen Victoria inheriting the Dukedom of Saxe* Coburg-Gotoa. In toe early autumn of the same year toe Duchess took her daughter to Neuwied, and presented her to toe Queen of Roumania, Prince Ferdinand having preceded ...

... that he has never set foot on English soil daring his eighty-five years and three months' life. Wearing SpMsr’s Wsb. To Queen Victoria warknown, but only sfightly. In her touring years, and of her son be was, or professad to be, devoted friend, rendsred ...

... .is a case in point. Her Royal Highness ''Duchess of Kent survived two husbands, and her daughter her stcond consort (Queen Victoria) endured a life of sorrowful widow, hood for upwards of thirty-nine years. The WMewhaad. The Imperial lady whose widowhood ...

... repealed by the ■on of Mary of Scotland, and finally the Government of Queen Victoria Aa Act of Edward 111. larted all these ctn> tunes, and was repealed by the and twentieth of Victoria, when all then laws came to an end, as the had grown up. B. Roanr Thormtok ...

... Rev. W. A. Pearfces; R Rev. G. R. Hogge. Moreen* Chapel, Chrapeido, E.C.-R tev. Duacan Travers. St Nicholas Cole Abbey, Queen Victoria street E.C.—11.15 and R Rev. Gerald K. S. Marshall. St Mildred’s Church, Bread-street—ll and MB, Bar. Glendiiminff Nash ...