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... 3-QUEEN VICTORIA AT SUPPER IN THE MARBLE HALL, OCTOBER 25, 1846 grandson, the sth Earl, born in 1691, died in 1728. The last, in fact, may have contributed rather more to Hatfield than is usually credited to him. After him came the long span of the 6th ...
... memorial to the great days of the Chapel Royal. Illustrations: 1 and 3, by gracious permission of HM the Queen. PALACE, PRINCE WITH QUEEN ALBERT IN VICTORIA AND THE GALLERY centre of the stage. The King's Musicians, many of standard for the births, marriages ...
... J UNE 2 3 ' reign of Queen Victoria, and in the Edwardian era. In the decades to come, the lives of the Earl and Countess of Onslow followed a rhythm dt;veloped over 200 years for the ruling classes. They lived variously in London for the Parliamentary ...
... and 6---STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURES OF QUEEN VICTORIA AND PRINCE ALBERT, AND (beww) THE PRINCESS ROYAL AND THE CROWN PRINCE OF PRUSSIA. Moulds were often interchangeable COUNTRY LIFE-JULY 30, 1981 387 7-TEASET, SHOWING VICTORIA AND ALBERT ON THEIR WEDDING DAY ...
... from Queen Victoria with a suitable inscriJ?tion, was carried off to Amenca by Malcolm Forbes, owner of Forbes Magazine, at £102,600. The highest estimate was £30,000. To most of us in our benighted island, Mr Forbes is known for the evident pleasure ...
... 258 of the crowned heads of Europe to plenty from modest backgrounds. Queen Victoria stayed at the Chalet des Rosiers in spring 1882, a red carpet being laid directly from the railway line for her arrival, and a cannonade being fired for her departure ...
... After two centuries of neglect, Queen Victoria ordered that Holyroodhouse be restored as a royal residence in 1850. Despite a budget of only £1,500, its decoration by D. R. Hay holds an important place in the history oj Scottish decoration. (Part 1 of ...
... COUNTRY LIFE-DECEMBER 2, 1982 honour was intense. no one was more appreciative of their skill than Queen Victoria, ana royal anniversaries were invariably marked by a conjuring entertainment. In 1849 Professor Anderson, the self-styled Great Wizard of ...
... CI-IRISTOPHER WOOD GALLERY A MEMBER OF THE MALLETT OROUP MaryThornycroft Queen Victoria Signed and dated 1852, white marble bust on turned circular base, 26% inches high Frans Verhas Signed and dated 1870 A Lady in an Aesthetic Interior oil on panel, ...
... 7-A view of the kennels in the Home Park, Windsor, where Queen Victoria kept beautiful dogs of all kinds under the care of the Macdonald family. (Below) 8-Duck, the Prince ofWales's retriever, shown with the Prince's hat and stick, by Friedrich Keyl ...
... SUPPLEMENT--40h London's oldest print & picture dealers. Founded in 1750 Charing Cross Hotel and Station in the Strand Queen Victoria Street and Cannon Street, City of London e The Parker G 11 a 11 2 ALBEMARLE a ery HAMPSHIRES of DORKING Proprietors: Thorpe ...
... 1036 COUNTRY LIFE-OCTOBER 7, 1982 Sir Thomas Jackson, rather than Queen Victoria; while at the lower terminus of the Peak Tramway is St John's Cathedral, built between 1847 and 1849 in the Gothic style. From the earliest colonial days the advantages of ...