... QUEEN VICTORIA. Tni neart of gold, the will of iron, the royal temper of steel, the pride, the patriotism, and the deep piety of Victoria, have been enshrined in a small but vigorous frame, aspect of whiek, tespecially strikes those who beheld her for ...

... TEE Baroness Burdett Coutts holds a unique place in the England of to-day ; and after Victoria, Queen and Empress, her name will probably be handed down as a household word in English homes long after this present century has passed . away. In her has ...

... probably have retained their first dimensions. Rom:.—Defaced postage stamps are purchased by Messrs. Theodor Buhl & Co., 11 Queen Victoria Street, London, E.C. ...

... the date. The late Queen, the Empress Frederick, and many others are commemorated in this way. The little church of St. Mary Magdalene, in Sandringham Park, is pathetically associated with some of the salient incidents in the Queen's life. It is an old ...

... by personal experience, for which I consider in every way satisfactory. SoKRABAYA.—I can mention the Wheeler Wilson (Queen Victoria Street, London), and the Pinter and Ropsmann (49, Fore Street, London, E.C.) as good sewing machines for your purpose ...

... griiiika-daughtit c. end she did not wish her to Queen Victoria had yet to be won over. I t wag h er .ge r 0 o 4 or to face the perils of the no easy tank to convert the Queen, but it was isnThere wee another serious ob- done at length. The Duchess of ...

... moment a message might summon him to the presence of the Queen, and he would find himself expected to offer suggestions or supply information on any conceivable matter. From those days Queen Victoria never wavered in her reliance upon his spiritual counsel ...

... Portraits : Queen Victoria, i ; Mr. J. Russell, t ; Prince and Princess of Wales, 2 ; German Emperor, 3 ; Queen Alexandra, 3 ; the Czar, 4 ; Mrs. Humphry, 37 ; Mrs. Moles North, 49 ; Miss Pragnell, 73 ; Lady Plunket, 73 ; Lady Helen Forbes, 74 ; Countess ...

... won the day ; you could see the sort of sleeve I mean in any old print representing riding habits in the days when Good Queen Victoria was a young girl. Petticoats continue to play a most important .part in our daily lives ! Muddy streets demand short shirts—or ...

... What person of whom you have heard or read would you like to resemble, and why ? the commonest ambition was to be Queen Victoria— because she is rich and has pretty clothes ; because she has nice things to eat ; because she has no work to ...

... Again and again it has happened to myself to be regarded in' rural France as a kind 'of curiosity, the first 'subject of Queen Victoria ever met' with; again and again I have spent days, na, weeks on French soil, the Sole reminder of my native landlaily ...

... disappointment is stated to have been caused by the fact that the Queen- Regent of Spain has conferred upon him the Order of the Golden Fleece, thus anticipating the intention of Queen Victoria to present him with his first • pi ..: / //' / / 7, 4 e •„. G• ...