... Queen Victoria and Home Bole. Her Distrust of Gladstone. “In the Hands of Mr. ParneH.” Reviewing in the “Morning Post” the third series of “The Letters of Queen Victoria” (edited by Q. E. Buckle), Mr. E. B. Osljorn writes—The hook takes us behind the ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA Mr. ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA la presence of a pest gathering of 67 Mineola Royalties aM amid scenes of spiteidoor. Prince the eldest son of Sweden ands Victoria, was y morning of Queen the one-time sad Gotha. bride was a picture beauty in her white satin dress, with ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA What is believed to be the only gramophone record ever made by Queen Victoria—it contains a message of goodwill from her to the Emperor of Abyssinia 50 years ago—has been discovered in the archives of the Edison Bell Company in London. ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. When you leave Edzell 'you might hold on between the hills and the plain to Fettercairn, a charming village with a good inn, and an arch in honour of Queen Victoria. That is all I can say about Fettercairn; it has nothing notable, nothing ...

... STAGING QUEEN VICTORIA D Y the King's order, plays dealing with the life of Queen Victoria will be considered by the Lord Chamberlain for production after June 20, 1937—the centenary of the Queen's accession to the throne. Hitherto, under ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA HOSPITAL The annual general meeting will held in the Council Chamber at the Castle, Tonbridge (by kind permission the Council) at 6 p.m. on Friday, the 17th of February, 1939. when the chair will be taken by the president. Sir O. E. d Avigdor- ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA Vic toria the Widow and - her Son . By • Hector Bblitho .: ; 2 Is . net , London : . • y : ' '• Cobde ' n-Sanderson . v \ - ¦ ' • ¦ • ; ' ''¦;• . : Mr Bolitho ' s Volume ,- dealing ' with the last half of . ^ ueeri . Victoria ...

... THE LATE QUEEN VICTORIA Jackson, Mr. T. A. Higson, and Mr. P. Perrett, have already begun their inquiries and deliberations. Envoy of the Duce This week marks the resumption of the disarmament effort. The importance attached to Signor Suvich's visit to ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND GLADSTONE• Que.n Victoria's intense dislike of Mr G.atistone during the pat r years of her , reign is we!l known. lu her reminiscences, which are t i appear under the title of ''More Memories, Lady Oxford says that King Edward's political ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE GRAPES nR. HUGH DALTON. the brilliant econonust who is being widely tipped n the new leader of the Socialist Party. has the loudest and yet clearest voice of any member of the House of Commons. In that he takes after his father ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA HOSPITAL The annual general meeting will he.d In the Council Chamber at the Tonbridge (by kind cf Council) at 6 p.m. on Friday, the 17th, o. February, 1939. when the chair Will fc taken by the President. Sir O. E. Av.gr Golds mid. Bart ...