... KING ALFONSO’S KISSES. WASHING THE FEET OF POOR MENe CONDEMNED MEN PARDONED. King Alfonso and Queen Victoria Eugenis yesterday washed and kissed the feet of tem men and women during the Maundy ‘y:humdly celebrations in the Royal Palace The ceremony (says ...

... forest retreat at Lumphanan to which he made his last resort when pursued by Macduff. In the middle of the 19th Cnturu Queen Victoria landed from the royal yacht at Aberdeen and drove up the valley of the Dee to make a Highland home at Balmoral. She was ...

... has beem compelled to live. In acoordence with this policy the members of the lrish party took no part in the Jubilee of Queen Victoria or in *he Coronation of Edward VII. Since the aates of those ceremonses circumstances have vastly changed, and the cause ...

... might be preecnted to | Queen Victoria, he struck the silk hat of the genileman referred to. who wae standing hat lin hand opposite the gate, the result being that the headgear of the TLoadon musician arrived near to Queen Victoria’s carriage some time before ...

... AND QUEEN TO ATTEND SERVICE AT §BT. PAUL'S. We learn officially that on the occasion of the progrees of the King and Queen through the City and North-Eaet London on 20 June their Majesties will attend a short service in St. Paul’s Cathedral, Queen Victoria ...

... The Clergy Fund. [ The Queen Victoria Clergy Vund during the year gave in personal grants £965 to }34 incumbents, and increased six endowments. The grants had only been so large |on one former occasion, and this involved ‘a dipping iuto capital to the ...

... Remarkable Letter. The letter began by declaring that the bearer was the eldest son of Queen Victoria, and that there was a considerable amount of money due to him from the Bank of England. The writer added that he meant to have the money, otherwise he ...

... experiences, as a clergyman, as a personal friend of Queen Victoria. No mnotice of a book of this kind can be so readable as a series of extracts. Thus, for instance, we are told of Queen Victoria, “ Nobody conlradiets me now,” she once wrote, “And the ...

... of Cornwall on W nesday laid the foundation-stone of the n Cathedra) which iz to be erected in Iflibtu as & memorial of Queen Victoria. In the afternoon their Royal Highnesses visited the Agricultaral Show. ...

... Mrs. George Franklin, and by which it :fl‘,m to wipe out the debt on the new ilding fund in connection with the Sheffield Queen Victoria Distriet Nursing Association. Ow'ng to the change in the weather the stalls, instead of being in the beautiful gardens ...

... Messrs. Barringer, Wallis and Manners, for they received the Royal warrant from King Edward VII,, and from his mother, Queen Victoria. ...

... imcluding Marvellous gli:lnl Picture “ The Survival of the Fittest.” of Im?' b .Htk ~ f u&'f‘r‘m a ng of a ml}:wi ing of Queen Victoria Memorial George V. ADMISSION - Is. 6d., and 4d. TEA LOUNGE APART FROM THEATRE. “ROSCOE® =~ PICTURE _ PALACE. iVs e . Pfimx ...