... QUEEN VICTORIA. THE SHEFFIELD MEMORIAL. MEETING THE TOWN HALL. The first meeting- the committee appointed recently to consider the best means of commemorating the life and reign of Queen Victoria was held yesterday, at the Town Hall, the Lord Mayor (Aid ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. A Queen of many prayers. —The Queen'» Bttoht. Her court wm pare, her life serene, God gave her peace, her land reposed, A thousand claims to reverence closed In her as Mother, Wife, and Queen. It is to the {(rest Laureate ...

... appearance. Here is an excellent description of • Royal dinner with the Queen:— Gold plate and beautiful Sevres. Indian servants behind the Queen. 4 Highlander to pour out the wine. The Queen ate everything. No courses.' Dinner is served straight on, and when ...

... OF QUEEN VICTORIA. Business Announcemenfts. . i 4 ' P k- i J - e £ = w N & L -i{, - N e £ - h K ll ._/v’v:/.“.‘ ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. The King has consented to the publication of Sir Theodore Martin's monograph on Queen Vietoria, of which an exceedingly small number of copies were printed ior private circulation some years ago, and these were given away with extreme ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA FINAL BULLETIN& The Dire News. 6 45 'Ai. 0111001.1:1, JAN. 22s n 6 45 P.M. Her Mayesty the Queen breethed bar at 6 30 p.m., surrounded by her children and grand. children. (Signed) JAA. Ron. R. Doc Gus Taos. Baar.ow. ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA once wrote that the exterior of Buckingham Palace was a disgrace to the country, and she underlined the word I ...

... 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 (Coprright.) ...

... Queen Victoria Queen Victoria. with Miss Anna Ncagle tho title role and Anton Walbrook Albert, the Prince Consort, was trade-shown the udeon Clncinu, Leeds, yesterday. A series of picked Incidents some of them separated by several years rather thin ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. On tho death of Queen Victoria Mr. Arthur Balfour, speaking in the House of Commons, said of her; She passed away without, I well believe, a single enemy the world, oven those who loved not England, loved her.” And to-day may say there ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA OBSERVANCES IN BEVERLEY. Funereal indeed wee the eepeot of BereHej leek Saturday. It may safely be inferred that each a Saturday has never before been known here. It differed altogether from Chrietmae Saturday Bank Holiday, and none who ...