... entertained towards her. This loyalty has not unnaturally become intensified as • result of I the war. The sympathy felt by Queen Victoria for her subjects generally bas alwaya been prominently marked in themes of her soldiers and sailors, and it is of coarse ...

... stages of Parliamentary routine to which she would decline to append her signature. But such an occasion is possible, and Queen Victoria would certainly always do what she believed to be her duty. In instance happily inclination has coincided with interest ...

... Now his inheritance has come to him, unhappily before he has of age, or is fully pre- I pared to enter into it. life at Queen Victoria hee been full of domestic sorrow, but Her Mjesty hoe known where to a strength to enable her to bear it, and she will ...

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... NOTES AND NEWS. The annual dimmed the Society of Railway Servants at the Queen's Hotel on Pridayof last week waa a great The stimulation was unusually large and the spesking excellent. The endeavours mode by some of the speakers to keep clear ol the forbidden ...

... Maine rallies would be much sppreelated. S toe. A meeting of the execrative committee of the Oxford Diocesan branch of the Queen Victoria Clergy Fend was held at the Church House, Westminster, on October 30th. Sir Charles Ryan (chairman and treasurer) presided ...

... THE QUEEN VICTORIA INSTITUTE FOR NUMMI um POOR 07 'WADING. TM Sonority (Kr. P. J. tsrpoos) sb. toilosiss WWI is asiosswist al rsioissioss of sisidsisme MISS won se moss ol sabisribsrs sad sad fsowaols 0 Etat like Igh sod im *wit HisSsissis Passe aid el ...

... party of ladles and gentlemen (wearing dominoes), have kindly offered to slug in parts of Reading, with the hope that the Queen Victoria Institute may benefit from the funds collected. A voucher a W the Hon. Secretary, will protect the from any misrepresentation ...

... ning colonies could ' unbroken had it not been kr mitre around which the :Untie° revolves. In this, as in other ways, Queen Victoria set an example and made things easier who follow her on the throne. 1 matters have reached their present at it is easy ...

... of the people; Victoria typifies not only that Army and Navy which she loved so well, but all that is best in the home and domestic life of her sorrowing people, the highest type of womanhood the queenliest woman and the womanliest Queen. With that royal ...

... GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. FUNERAL OF HER LAIR MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA. , ON SATURDAY, fad, the wrote:bout the Geist Western Cornmey's will ts the SA ME AS ON SUNDAYS with the folloeiise The 530 and 5.40 • m. Newspaper Trains from PADDINGTON will rus as en ...

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