... QUEEN VICTORIA STATUE Sir, should like to call attention to th« dilapidated condition of the statue of Queen Victoria, the Guildhall Square, and would strongly urge, that if funds are not available for its renovation, it be removed altogether. The removal ...

... Memory of Queen Victoria Many of these in their names, laces carry their origin ntibes, Cimiez, Frejus, arches to name but three, and at Frejus the of the amphitheatre nearly touch the railway line. I was up at Cimiez, considering it almost duty to see ...

... Queen Victoria Lives they pooled lirirPSS Uooie. «r two sisters, played Weaver and Pauline her secretary and Two Slick REGENT: SWISS .MISS” FuivMakers ;nul lhinl\ .lack Oakie 4 T both theatres this pro* * gramme of two grand films, both of them full of ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL Sir, —With the consideration of various schemes for the celebrations in Portsmouth of the King's Jubilee, the idea of once again flood lighting the Guildhall has already been advanced in connexion with other illuminations in the ...

... In the Days Queen Victoria A lady who is in her 84th year, and quite ready to admit it. carries her and my memory back to the early years of Queen Victoria’s widowhood. She was then employed at one of the principal business houses in Queen ...

... the an! “Nmieties — he frequently had Queen Victoria as 4 passenger for or disembarking. Mr. Griffin, who joined the Navy im 1872, and retired 24 years later, was a petty officer, once nearly knocked Queen Victoria upon her back. This occurred on the ...

... outside the Queen's entrance by twelve Petty Officers of the Royal Yacht*. The guard of honour furniahed by the Queen's Company of Grenadier Guards wheeled about and opened outwards, forming double rank. So the procession moved off. After the Queen'* Pipers ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA S STATUE Sir.—Seeing that the towers, etc., of St Paul’s Cathedral. 1/indou, are beiiu cleaned and re-gilded, may 1 througr your columns call the attention of tht powers that to the state of Queen Victoria's Statue in the Guildhall Square ...

... SALE OF “LIFE OF QUEEN VICTORIA” Charge of False Pretences “EVELYN GRAHAM” COMMITTED FOR TRIAL Netley Lucas, alias Evelyn Graham (28), described as author, and giving an address in Piccadilly, appeared on remand at Bow Street Police Court to-day, charged ...

... with great eagerness. Two famous men have left their impression of Queen Victoria on her Coronation Day. Benjamin Disraeli, afterwards Lord Beaconsfleld, wrote to his sister, The Queen performed her part with great grace and completeness, which cannot ...

... Queen Victoria in Portsmouth Guildhall Square abounded—Newman, Wiseman, Spurgeon, Farrer, Booth were all Victorians, Savings banks flourished, and the Post Office acted as peopie’s banks for the first Penny ystage was introduced in 1840; one of the privileges ...

... explained that he was General Ponsonby member of the Queen’s personal staff, relates Mr. Brown. After asking me il I knew who it was that I had jolted against, the General told me it Queen Victoria and that she was walking with the Princess Beatrice. ...