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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, which she regarded as her own property and province rather than in any real sense the nation's, says Mr. James ...
... 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 ...
... CHRISTMAS AT QUEEN VICTORIA HOSPITAL. The festive season was spent in a happy manner the wounded Tommies at the Queen Victoria Hospital. Each day during Christmas week had its special event. Christmas night, under the direction of Mr Morris, the Q ...
... The King and Queen visitej Victoria Working Men's Ciub Kew, on Saturday. The ▼but was purely informal, and their Majesties gave great pleasure by freely mixing avid chatting with the members. ...
... Broad Street. London. E.C.2. I 0 - active service). 67, Queen Victoria Street, London, E.C.4. V-? - Augustus Road. Birmingham. lleenk. Queen Victoria Street, London. E.C.4. ¥*■ The Works - Wrieeley's Lane. Birmingham. »-. SIR NEWTON J. MOORE. K.C.M.G., ...
... was j,*p, I the Bristol War Hospital*' ship, which took place on the 35* Knowle Club. The finalists, were western and Queen Victoria result of a romarkably keen game JjM each side totalling 7? runs. The % goes with the League championship ??me silver ...
... Bits from Boots QUEEN VICTORIA AM) THE ARMY. There was no part of her prerogative to which Queen Victoria clung more closely than her relations to the Services, al,ith she regarded as her own property and province rather than in any real sense the natioio's ...
... materials, chocolate, and magazines so kindly sent by the Women's National Aid Corps for the sick and wounded soldiers at the Queen | Victoria Hospital. The Rev. A. A. Boxley, curate of Temple, Bristol, has been presented the vicar of Leyton to the vicarage of ...
... for the Bristol War Hospitals Cricket League championship took place on Saturday. The finalists were the Kingsweston and Queen Victoria Hospitals, and the result of a keen game was a tie, each side totalling 72 runs. Old style brushes are injurious to the ...
... Some pipes and cigars. A shilling razor. A London Directory. Jars of Doulton ware. Standard foot and pound. Portrait of Queen Victoria. Specimens of wire rope and itubroarin. eibies. Baby's feeding bottle and children's toss Standard gange of I.oouth part ...
... Some pipes and cigars. A shilling razor. A London Directory. Jars of Doulton ware. Standard foot and pound. Portrait of Queen Victoria. Specimens of wire rope and submarine cables. Baby's feeding-bottle and children's toys. Standard gauge of I,oooth part ...
... Flying Corps, is the youngest son of Geo. Edward and Eliza 011ey, 181 Gloucester Road. Bristol. He joined as private in the Queen Victoria Rifles in September, 1914, and after a few months transferred to the Royal FusiliNis as Motor Despatch Rider. After that ...