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... to be Queen Victoria! WILL FYFFE 'phones me that he's getting sick of seeing his own face around on posters ? Last week when he was in pantomime in Edinburgh he kept running into posters of a film showing there in which he starred, and also into his Empire ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA TRADITION DEAD. Although he has retired after .50 years' service on the Great Western Railway, Mr. T. 1). Truseott, until yesterday Chief Staff Inspector at Paddington, is looking for a nice quiet coufortable job. I have had 50 years ...
... Queen Victoria. That Is her story. What a rontrast are some of the letters of married women, young and old, telling me of their happiness with husband and children. It is.a fashion to carp at Queen Vic- Oria to-day—ln times when, once more, 'we are proving ...
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... BUT QUEEN VICTORIA Shc always drank a nightcap. played cards, and .was Europe's best dancer. She proposed to Albert He chose her hats. the Good. These and the other revealing facts about Queen are told to-day—the centenao , her Accession—by Royalty s ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA. (Cop L) THE LONGEST REIGN IN HISTORY. ACCESSION AND CORONATION. MARRIAGE AND WIDOWHOOD. ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA A Complete Record of the Principal Events connected with English History which occurred during the Reign of the Part late Queen cries will be Published Weekly as Supplements to The ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA with English History which occurred during the Reign of Part This Series will Published Weekly late Queen A Complete Record of the Principal Events connected as Supplements to “The Graphic'' SUPPLEMENT TO THE GRAPHIC, April 13, 1901 ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA: AL. By SIDNEY LEE, EDITOR OF THE DICTI3NARY OF NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY. The QUARTERLY REVIEW for January says : Mr. Sidney Lee has performed, with marked success, a work which required in no common measure a combination of assiduous labour ...
... NO QUEEN VICTORIA It was strange that he never, mentions Queen Victoria. Llthout entered Parliament the very day came to the throne. The author no doubt wishes play to present to us Disraeli from politics, but that has the c effect of making it seem empty ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA. Bat, After all, ar« not the thonghta that will be oppermoet in the minds of the people London when the work, finished and final, is given over to them and their sDooemara for ever cenotaph. Queen Victoria, though dead, jet Inroth. one ...