... persons and fading tints to the gaze of the assembled, be- cause fashion commanded it in the days when Buckingham Palace and Queen Victoria were young. 3TEN'S DRESS IN ISIL The dress of early nineteenth century men was very different from that of to-day. Their ...

... anid appropriate mnusic was performed by the Menico Orchestra, under tire conductorship of Sig. E. Candia. Tire health of Queen Victoria w-as given from the chair and err- thusiastically drunk by the company. comprising nearly 150 native. of 'Switzerland ...

... the war fever is still very strong in the grea:t e North-West, the two tiulles most frequently heard being Soldiers of the Queen, and When Joluny Canuck coms home, the last ar lively ditty by one of the Gcdfreys in -Toronto.'i Mr. Isidore de Larm's ...

... that he dedicated a. book, The Singers' Friend, to the Queen when her .Majesty was the Princess Victoria and a girl of c eleven; while at the age of 75 he composed C a song, Our Empress Queen, for thc Royal Jubilee. Born at Sheerness on Christmas ...

... executed in day ' and evening continuation schools of the School t Board for Londnn. in the Medical Examiniation I11±11 on the Victoria Embankment. 3M. Colstant, C the well-known French artist, and several temniers r of the Board were present. The9 primtary ...

... The 0 opening rehearsal at Queen's Hall next Monday will start with Ellar's Dreamn of Gerontius, ° followed byv E=ars Sea Pictures and Sir Hubert Pary's new song, The Soldier's Tent, W composed to words by tne Queen of Roumania, expressly for his ...

... turn of Judicial Rents, December, 1899, is. 3d. -Africa: Report by the MoInbasa Victoria (Uganda) Railw~ay Conmmittee, 1899-1S00, Is. -2d. -RReport of the President ef Queen's College Belfast, 1899-1900, 4d.-Evictions (Ireland) ee- F turn, ?? for Dr-unkenlne'ss ...

... Grundy's 'The De. generates. The Lord M3yor will. on Mondav next. nntfi a bust of the Queen at the Citv o& Lorn4on HoqpitaJ for Diseaaes of the Chest at Victoria Park, which wa oened bv the lte Prince Consrct in 18l4 ...

... Im- perial edifice; and not ?? is his beloved Sove- reign Queen of the adjacent islands of Great Britain and Ireland and Empress of India, but she is also Lady of Alan. From King Orry to Queen VictoriL A short and eoncise history of the Isle of -Man ...

... Coliman, the Queen's Jnszpeetor of tie Palace. At th e east end of thts splendid State apartment were tl rs of chairs risingr to thle bleautifully ca rved gallery behind. These ?? i itenried for ?? seating of the IOloue hold, and such of tshe Queen's guess ...

... I STATE CONCERT AT BUCKINxGIA I ~~PALACE. By command of the Queen. a State concert was -iv en las, night at Buckingham PsIdace. The Prince ard Princess of Wales. escorted by a detaehment of Royal Horse Guards. arrived at the garden entrance oi the palace ...

... THE COURTT. BALM. O ,AL, Jn. 19. Tse Queen went out yesterday morning with Princess Christian and Princess Victoria of Schles- wig-lolstein, and in the zfternoon her Maiemty drove out accompanied by Princess Victoria of &Shleswig-iohieu an ded by the 7:rm ...