... DEATH OF QUEEN VICTORIA. King Edward ascend~d the Throne after the death of Queen Victoria, and when he opened Parliament for the first time he said: ‘“My deeply becloved and lamented mother had assented to the visit of the Duke and Duchess of York to ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL. A marble statue of Queen Victoria, which has been erected as a town's memorial at Blackburn, was on Saturday unveiled in the preemies of many thousands of people by Priam:as Louise, Duohess of Argyll. The memorial, together with ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AS CRITIC Queen Victoria was not only a capable musician herself, but she wa: a keen critic of whatever music she heard, and had strong likes and lislikes. In her letters, particularly those to her uncle, the King of the Belgians, she sometimes ...

... Twaio on Queen Victoria New York, Tueeday. Mark Twain was laet night entertained to dinner at Delmonico’'s by the British Schools and Universities Clab, and afterwards made a delightfal speech, in which be paid a tribute to the late Queen Victoria and t» ...

... Established in the Reign of Queen Victoria. • II SI • MS • IS • • IN • • NO • ON 11 • II PORTADOWN H.P.S. Portadown Homing Pigeon Society.l which has had reniarkable success throughout the season. held an enjoyable social in the (*Arleta) Cafe, Portadowil ...

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... A STORY OF QUEEN VICTORIA. One of the habits of William 11. which **used much trouble in the diplomatic world. not only here, but at foreign Coiled', was that of sending personages on confidential missions to the sovereigns of various countries on all ...

... Queen Victoria. THE NATIONAL MEMORIAL. The Lord Mayor of London on Tuesday 26th ult., presided at a meeting of citizens held in furtherance of a national memorial to Queen Victoria. Lord Salisbury and Sir H. Campbell-Bannerman were prevented by indisposition ...

... them all alike ; it was when the chairman rose and said simply ; * The Queen ! To the Queen!” Religious silence then reigned, and from mouth to mouth passed the word ; * The Queen ! It was said without emphasis; it was not the performance of a fastidious ...

... HER LATE MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA. A Privy Council was summoned for eleven o'clock at Kensington Palace on the morning of Acoeseion Day. At that hour the young Queen entered the chamber with her mother, accompanied by the great offioers of State. A very ...

... Women's Queen Victoria P- I Itiemorial JUBILEE NURSES ENDOWMENT FUND. To the Editor of the Leman Ti Sir,-1 am auaitma, with your kind perinimios. to blown through year column the amend that has ia the Coast, of Armagh to the Memorisl to Qum Victoria, for ...

... = o ———— = v i i Queen Victoria ||, 0y | was only 28 —and Mrs. Beeton was still at school when Miller’s ’ British Baking Powder first saw the light in 1847. lnqmlityandpuritysoonmadcitfamous. To-day its reputation is higher than ever, because quality ...