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... OF THE FUNERAL Association NUMEROUS SKETCHES AND ILLUSTRATIONS the REMOVAL OF THE QUEEN FROM OSBORNE TO WINDSOR AND SPECIAL DESCRIPTIVE REPORT OF TIE MEMORIAL SERVICES AT CRIMSBY REXT SATURDAY SPECIAL memorial edition Will be a Beautiful Souvenir the ...
... that the and brilliant reign of Queen Victoria is over It may be usefully out however the of long a life be exclusively sorrow There for thankfulness Queen have her people Life is for th results it made produce by brig Queen Vci-toria one brightest ever ...
... Council will attend the Service A letter from the Rev H R Ashdown (vicar) asking the Council to attend service at the Church Saturday followed a the acceded to and it ar-ranged the Council quarter of hour to the commencement of the service which far the Vicar ...
... evening the King and Queen sleep board the Royal yacht Victoria and Albert in Portsmouth Harbour with members of the Royal Family GermairEmperor and the Duke and Duchess of Connaught will sleep on board the 'Holrenzollern after the naval procession the Solent ...
... their mournful roll as the Royal coffin was reverently placed dais The King the Emperor and others of the Royal family stood around the Queen Princess Christian Princess Louise the late Queen’s granddaughter and others of the Royal ladies ...
... that the general public opportunity in the Service preliminary service will held 12 o’clock at the Parish Church the in church will Worship and ac him the afternoon service to 230 To-morrow’s Mourning The naval military forces of the town joining procession ...
... w- military uniform did Almost ' patches the officers rank set ' of the choir whole indeed -qnk-i- and TO service of day that ordii form of service in eelips 'the the Yesterday there no pageantry brilliant uniforms the entire being crowded a were invariably ...
... chairs available to brought into use No doubt the large by the several people same form service would gone through as this they were mistaken for ordinary service adhered' to however made to the late TO GRIMSBY DRUIDS to a resolution of the meeting the ...
... respect He silent who words to patient nurse acquaintance one will do has been known in life to Queen’s health any peculiarities it might possess In more than one has he followed in Jenner’s footsteps The Queen attached to and many displayed the fact ...
... Henry Mh-'k-onburg-Schwerin on at The Hague There civil ceremony the Palace followed by ecclesiastical service at the Kerk the to church again Royal were by crowds bridegroom rings to Dutch throughout Holland with rejoicings E RllESTEB THE OFflt’ER’S We ...
... £6000 to the Teck and £3000 the Duchess o' Mecklenburg-Strelitz the Queen’s come about £300000 expended on salaries and expenses the £60000 formed the Privy Purse and rest was devoted to Royal bounties and minor expenses Sheffield Daily Telegraph” (Conservative) ...
... people greeted appear-ince of King and Queen Their Maies- ies graciously acknowledged recep uon by bowing to and left The routh of Parliament Square argely occupied by well-known members f Parli Parliament the Queen entered1 Parliament At the House of Lords ...