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... urgency of action that history seems to gain a new authenticity. Now a new actor, Mr. Paul von Hernried, takes the part of Prince Albert, which Mr. Carl Esmond was obliged to relinquish through ill -health, and his study presents a credible and acceptable ...
... difficult to imagine it bound to the wheel of censorship. Certainly it introduces Queen Victoria sighing for the love of Prince Albert and introducing the waltz to Buckingham Palace as a fillip to sentiment. But Queen, Prince and Palace are fictions borrowed ...
... bravely upheld by Anna Neagle, whose Victoria is a gracious lady, studied with meticulous care, and Anton Walbrook who, as Prince Albert, has and takes the opportunity to infuse more warmth, more humour, into a fine portrait. They are surrounded by a distinguished ...
... just been apprised of the existence of this new dance and proposed to use its voluptuous quality to ginger up the young Prince Albert, who was proving unaccountably slow in coming up to the scratch If this monstrous nonsense had been portrayed by, say, ...
... were doggedly opposed to every beneficent reform. Our next German Prince was more capable but also more autocratic. With Prince Albert, wrote Disraeli to the Saxon Minister, Count Vitzthum, we have buried our Sovereign. This German Prince has governed England ...
... in the supernatural THACKERAY DRAWS THE YOUNG QUEEN A drawing (in a letler) by W. M. Thackeray of (v)uecn Victoria and Prince Albert at a performance of The Fortunate Isles, given in honour of their marriage in 1810 by Madame Vcstris, whose period of ...
... Robert Peel suggests that he should have 200 a year from the Civil List, and further in a letter from Lord John Russell to Prince Albert it is urged that he was a fitting person to be poet laureate. Vet the Queen must have been a great reader of history. At ...
... lose an adored husband at the early age of forty-two. Nevertheless, our author brings out very clearly that the death of Prince Albert was a gain to the British Con stitution, and that the Prince would have struggled hard to Prussianize England had he lived ...
... to Marie Sklodovska is moving. Several annotated proposals come from journals and memoirs, or from accounts to friends. Prince Albert, afterwards called the Good, wrote home to his grandmother as follows The Queen sent for me alone to her room a few days ...
... making was done in full view of the Court, and had no more impropriety about it than any scene between Queen Victoria and Prince Albert at the Lyric Theatre, I consider the lad made a precious poor bargain. Madame Tchernicheva, in the title role, had even ...
... in this manner. One of the last historic events to be recorded in broadside chronicles was Queen Victoria's marriage to Prince Albert in 1840. Chapbooks, for the children, flourished from the mid-seventeenth century on. Most lucky, how ever, must have been ...
... Saunders, would >e still thanked for her genial project and Ingenious research. This is an account of Queen Victoria's and Prince Albert's visit to he Emperor of France, Napoleon III., in Paris, 1855. The Crimean War is in progress England and France re allies ...