... Archbishop of Canterbury; the 8.8. C. Singers; from Lambeth Palace. 8.46; Jeanne Casalis appealing on behalf of the Royal Victoria Hospital, Folkestone. 8.50; The News. 9.6: The Cloister and the Hearth. 9.35: Sandy Mac'Phcreon at the BH.C. Theatre Organ ...

... authentic story of Victoria's reign, which provides grand entertainment. The Royal romance between Queen Victoria and Prince Albert set a grand example to the world. was not a love that went through the years without interruption, for often Victoria and Albert ...

... Rumania (eldest daughter of the Duke of Edinburgh, Queen Victoria's second sonl, and Prince Arthur of Connaught. The Empire Exhibition at Glasgow was opened by the King and Queen, and proved a great success. Dr. Hyde, son of Protestant Irish clergyman, was ...

... A. W. Hollis) visited every one on Christmas Day. the Yarmouth General Hospital Mrs. A. ■Mice spent her Christmas In the Victoria dtid; in 1918 she also spent the holidays in (be same ward. la the hospital not one glum (ace was to Even the man who slipped ...

... Film yet mad*. As an entertainment is In the Oaralcade class.” Dally Herald—“ Twice as good as ‘Victoria The Great.- Daily Telegraph—“ This Film of Queen Victoria’s life is a triumphant success.* WE SAY—It Is delightful entertainment for all olaeeea—young ...

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... one of the Old firms In the I trade. In the hands the present controllers, I whose honour* Include the Royal Warrants Queen Victoria. King Edward VII. and King. Oeorge V.. the old prestige of the firm has beat more than maintained and is now far man limited ...

... sister. Princess Victoria, 1935: and her younger brother. King George V, in 1936. MARRIED A DANISH PRINCE. Queen Maud, christened Maud Charlotte Mary Victoria, was bom on November 26th. 1869, the youngest daughter King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra (then ...

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... QUEEN VICTORIA'S SPEEDY VOYAGE. In the middle of the 19th century the coastwise passenger steamers were considered fit for Royalty to travel in. In 1842 Queen Victoria travelled from Leith to London by the General Steam Navigation Company's s.s. Trident ...

... announce ment that the King, who will he by the Queen, would be paying his first visit to Norwich since his to the Throne, and that would formally open the new City Hall (Saturday) morning. The King and Queen will reach Norwich at and open the new hall at ...

... granted, his Lordship consenting to exercise his discretion in petitioners favour. Maggs v. Maggs.—Alleging persistent cruelty. Victoria Maud Maggs, 214. Earlham Road. Norwich, represented by Mr. W. B. Frampton (instructed bv Chittock & Chittock), petitioned ...