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... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. OPENING BY THE KING AND QUEEN. King Edward VIIL. and Queen Alexandra went in State to the Palace of Westminster on Thursday to open the first Parlisment of His Majesty’s reign. From first to last the function was a most impressive ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. .' Tnono-mnmmm-m&uwug Tuesday, when : message from . :MlywmA‘dnuWth%q was read. The b‘: Obm:&or :'h:.. - letter expressing aympathy Hun'nfl.n!mdl-u’uuno’h“uh |Queen Vietoria, The Bishop w ‘ introdaced a Bill on ljeensing N#M | Thursday ...
... heretofore. In; May, 1863, the Queen visited Netley Military Hospital, the foundntion-stones of which had been laid by hersel! and Prince Albert seven| years before. The corridors of the hospital ha:nmo(nmfln&o:‘,mdmm WM Queen asl MMMI“ zfl i::.dl the rau;zd ...
... lrhlnT BARRS' GRAND CHRI(STMAS PANTOMTVE, *Cinderella.” Military Speclacle by 50 Castleford Children. CASTLEFORD TEMPERANCE LEAQUE. ON SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, Jan. 20th, *mfid LIMELIGHT SERVICE iu the Queen’s Hall, at ‘,‘& o'clock. Subject : “TIED TO HIS WIFE'S ...
... Charies Albert, b. & Sandringham, 6th, d. 7th April, 1871, Princese Louise Victoria Alexandra Dagman, }I‘I“ Marlborough House, 20th Februagy, Princess Victoria Alexandra Olga Mary, b. ad Marlborough House, 6th July, 1868 Prm-ludmmln?fiewfin.b » Mariborough ...
... well served, was credit. :.:'bulhhlnA. Davis, the caterer, and The toast-list opened with *T he King,” followed by “Queen Alexandra, Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York, and the Royal Family,” which were proposed by the Mayor. They were well received ...
... home, over 7,000 are engaged in teaching, 19,000 ara y[in Bustmess, 20,000 in mills or factories, and 67,00) in domestio service. The Chiairman, In the course-of his address, advised those who were responsible for the soclety’s work to keep an oper mind ...
... precession, and were passengers by the funera] vietory of M. Fould's Vieux Marcheur. train. A funeral service over the remains was| The Chintse Imperial troops re-entered held at the Capitol on Thureday. Mrs McKin. Pekin on Tueaday, the Americans and Japanley ...
... Coronation service in Westminster Abbey incense wounld be used, and thus they might take s step by precedent towards the futare legalising for general use of a Scriptural ceremonial act which only superstitious abuse had excluded from the service of the Church ...
... illiterate as Tom. .|into & m&n it ;o‘ into i,.d rat Again the minister said, *Say as I say.” |p 0 political, commereial and military, when the Ganger echoed “Say as I say.”|,' Government, numerically stron ‘TI uch 10 the amassment of those Pressat. bW oeg ...
... a good gathering of a nd drains at the Poplar inn. | bers. PILLS SHARISTON, ! OULTON. ‘ Al the West Riding Polics Court, SERVICE.—There was a \zood on Wednesday—before Mr. E. H. at St. John's Church on Wed:| _Jsaeo Butterfield, Batley, was charged 0g ...