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... FAVOURITE OF QUEEN VICTORIA. It is pretty generally believed that Dizzy was the l'rime Minister whom Queen Victoria liked most, while Gladstone got on her nerves', to quote one authority. It would appear, however, from Dr. Boyd Carpenter's reminiscences ...
... THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA, (From the Daily News.) | Perhaps, however, after all, the highest tribute to the beneficence of the reign which now enters upon a new decade is found in thgfuct that no one has ever wighed it shorter. It i 5 impossible that ...
... Queen Victoria On The Victory. There was probably no one, of all those on board the Victory during the King's recent visit who could recall that other day forty years agoit was the anniversary of Trafalgar—when Queen Victoria paid a similar homage to ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA (Reigned 1837-1901) VICTORIA was born on May 24, 1819 at Kensington Palace. The daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Kent, her father was the fourth son of George 111 and her mother was Princess Victoria of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. ...
... Queen Victoria And Old Clothes. Queen Victoria had a wonderful passion for old I , It lies, not by any 11104118 on parsimonous grounds, but because she found them more comforl able than a constant supply of new ones (a Lys th- writer of an article entitled ...
... Stories of Queen Victoria. Gracious though the late Queen Victoria could be at times, she would . orook no interference with her personal wishes. Furthermore, she was quite convinced in ter early days of the infallibility of kings and queens ...
... THE WOMEN'S_ MEMO . RIAL TO QUEEN VICTORIA. Sir—May I through the medium of your paper, make public the excellent response that has resulted from our invitation to the women of Ripon and the adjacent villages, to join in the women's memorial to our late ...
... Queen Victoria and Male Beauty. The Battenbergs were Alw.tys famed for their good looks, and they attracted. ethers, Queen Victoria, whose we450 , •-• for handsome young men is naively shown iii erracts from her letters to the Duke of Owehri,ige. Her ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA 3IIcAtiRIAL. THE NEW AVENUE. The final plans in connection with Mr. Aston Webb's scheme for the new avenue from Buckingham Palace across St. James's Park to Charing-cross have been exhibited by Sir Schomberg WDonnell to a gathering of ...
... THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA. (From the Daily News.) Perhaps, however, after all, the highest tribute to the beneficence of the reign which now enters upon a new decade is found in the fact that noone has ever wished it shorter. It is impossible thab the ...
... THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA. (From the Daily News.) Perhaps, however, after ull, the highest tribute to the beneficence of the reign which now enters upon a new decade is found in the fact that no one has ever wished it shorter. It is impossible that ...
... Queen Victoria : Her Description of tier Coronation. It is doub.ful if uy Monarch ever left a fuller or more intimaie account of a Coronation in which he the central figure th,n sent by Queen ' Victoria to her uncle, L-opold. I reached the Abbey, she ...