... QUEEN VICTORIA. Paris, Tuesday Evening. General d Abzac, aide-de camp of Marshal MacMabon, has been ordered to await the arrival of Qa»en Victoria at Cherbourg, and to attend upon Her Majesty daring her passage through France. ...

... Queen Victoria. question arises connection with the increasing interest in matters concerning the life of Queen Victoria. Plays dealing with Queen Victoria were banned until quite recently, and the same applied ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA boil drags ■ /«r® tMtofnOy dcoormMd yestArisy afterpooo 4be ocie—irm of «!:• anreiiog bcooUfol work, bast of bar late Mijt«ty.«ea»cqted the aoalptor, Hr. Wuliama, Bsber. The bast, which wse «n from sittiflfs ffreo QueeP. sod iMCttcate her ...

... Queen Victoria. The Bradford Civic Playhouse v. present next week another of the pia dealing with the reign of Out- Victoria. It is entitled Victor Queen and Empress and deals m events of the 'seventies. It introduces many famous poll; figures, including ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AVENUE An avenue lime trees being planted on Smith's Lawn. Windsor Great Park, in comraomo ration the Queen * eightieth anniversary her birthday, and it is to colled “Queen Victoria Avenue. behalf of Prince and Princess ...

... THE QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL. Owing to the absence of Lord Salisbury and Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, Mr. Balfour will move and Sir William Harcourt will second a meeting at the Mansion House to-day in support of the national memorial to the late Queen ...

... THE QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL. The received at the London Mantion lloiho for the Queen Victoria Memorial Fund amounted to fioS.OtO. i subscribers were Messrs. 8. Neumann end Co., £500; Lord Dartmouth,* Londonderry, Lord Wiirfjounie, and Tame* Hereford, ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AS ARTIST. - ooy rs To-morrow Messrs. Dobson and Son, auctioneers, will offer for sale by auction at the Bradiord Mechanics’ Institute a picture painted and signed by Queen Victoria. The picture is dated 1873, and was in that year given ...

... FAVOURITE OF QUEEN VICTORIA. Both she and bar sister were great favourites of Queen Victoria. ODDS startled her gloat. grandmother by entenng a room dripping with water. She had tumbled into a deep pool while playing a fiat--en adventure which dm remitted ...

... K. AND QUEEN VICTORIA. It is said that l.ord Kitchener never met a woman for whom he cared to step aside from his work. Queen Victoria once asked him if it were true that he did not care for any woman. Quite true, with one exception,’ re. plied Kitchener ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIES. Mrs. Bettis was occasionally as agile ,as a person of half her years. She ,uever misSed reading the newspapers, took a deep interest in topical events, l and generally got up at a.m. A daily walk In the vicinity of her was numbered ...

... IEATH OF QUEEN VICTORIA. A SHORT ILLNESS. CLOSING SCENES OF A GREAT LIFE. NATIONAL ZIOURNING. %Lt day long on Tuesday the Angel of Death Was hovering over Osborne House. One could almost hear the beating of his wings, but at half-past six o'clock those ...