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... tradition of the Court that the King and Queen do not go out to do personal shopping. For that reason the Queen’s dressmakers and milliners attend at the Palace just as they did in the days of Queen Alexandra and Queen Mary. When they are living privately ...
... of the Kirk, meets Archie Forsyth (Patrick Barr), a young officer who invites her to Edinburgh with her guardian to see Queen Victoria’s visit. Refused permissionr to go, Marigold runs off to the city alone. She is found at Archie’s quarters by Papa who ...
... “Under these conditions, as President of the Empire Day Movement, I greet you warmly on the birthday of the great and good Queen Victoria, chosen by its founder to remind us all of the true meaning, the privileges and the obligations of empire citizenship ...
... his goth birthday, has long held a peculiar place in the hearts of [Knglishmen. I'he seventh child, and the third son of Queen Victoria, he still links the present age with the generation who lived and flourished when his granduncle, the Prince Regent, was ...
... posting houses of England and for the price of one penny, purchased a fragment of black paper on which the head of the young Queen Victoria could be scen in dim profile 3 : On the face of it, a small enough incident. But that same day was one of the most sigmificant ...
... Becky Sharp, listeners will hear Pamela Stanley, an actress best known for her magnificent performance as-Queen Victoria in Laurence Housman’s ‘‘Victoria Regina’’, a play which achieved one of the longest runs in recent theatruical history. Miss Stanley' is ...
... March 27 , merit as Field Marshal Sir William Robe, ertson, who joined the British Armyas§ private soldier in the reign of Queen Victoria, or to Admiral-of-the-Fleet Sir Cloudesley Shovel, who began his career in the Navy as a ship’s boy nearly three hundred ...
... commanded by Queen Victoria to play before her at Osborne House; it played for King Edward VII and his guests when they cruised in the royal yacht “Vicforia and Albert’”’; and it was in attendance on the ship that took King George Voand Queen Mary to India ...
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... DESIGNS OF THE ROSE ,THE THISTLE ANDTHE SHAMROCK WiTH OAKLEAVES AND ACORNS - EMBLEMS OF THE UNITY AND STRENGTH OF THE EMPIRE . Queen Mary Princess Elizabeth Princess Margaret Rose The Princess Royal The Duchess of Gloucester The Duchess of Kent The titles ...
... ancient lineage. A hundred years or so would bring us to its birth. Introduced into England from Germany, so one reads, by Queen Victoria’s Consort. This custom seems to have appealed to the tree-loving people of Britain for it has gained such a hold that ...
... 0c0. Sir Joseph Paxton largely redesigned the building, so that when it was finally opened in 1854, in the presen:e of Queen Victoria, the Prince Consort and Peter V. of Portugal, it was a vastly more elaborate structure than the original one in Hyde Park ...