... DEATH OF QUEEN VICTORIA. A YEAR AGO TO-DAY. WTEHORtAL SERVICE AT FROGMOR& ANNIVERSARI-OF THE KING'S ACCESSION. The first the King's accession was proclaimed by pe&lft o£ bolls at Windsor to-day. The 'day being «feo the anniversary of Queen Victoria's death ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIES Death at Rawdon of Old Naval Officer. th has occurred at his home, Scot- James cairn, Rawdon, of Engineer-Captein Captain Black, who was 75. saw service in many parts of the world with Navy. He was one of the engineer officers ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND ELECTIONEERING. The speaking tours die various political loaders would have greatly displeased Queen Victoria, who have been of opinion that electioneering all kinds aliorfld left to the rank and file. Lord Morley record? that she ...

... Queen Victoria Memory Mrs. Westcott thinks City Square looks fine for the Coronation, though she still thinks she will never moved she was Roiindhav Park during a Queen Victoria Jubilee celebration. We walked there and back: there wasn't much riding ...

... Queen Victoria in Leeds Another big day si my iife was the visit Victoria to Leeds in 1858, when ened the Town Hall I was only the time, four or five years old at my tather Look me to ere ad) 60100] children ony ie tijn? ha di the and th a churcn, however ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE VOTE. Queen Victoria was an uncompromising anti-suffragist 1870 Her Majesty wrote: The Queen most anxious to enlist every one who can speak or write join chocking this mad, wicked folly of 'Woman's U'ght.%' with all ...

... Queen Victoria’s Visit Queen Victoria broke a long speil of Royal after first absence from the city when, Visiting Leeds as Princess Victoria, she came in state in 1858 to declare open the Town Hall. Until those occasions there had been no ...

... SKETCHED BY OUEEN VICTORIA Mrs, Alexander Mearman, whose death has occurred at Newport, Isle of Wight, at the age of 74, had the distinction when a girl, with her sister, of being sketched by Queen Victoria. The children were playing in the highway near ...

... ir. Lang is still a bachelor. in this he ventured to ore the advice of Queen Victoria, who once said Q nim, when conversing about his 13 curates at Port- ci my advice, Mr. Lang, dismiss one of your ates, and get a wife.” The usual addition is S t the ...

... an cocasion when the late Queen eat for him for three-quarters of an hour. In his model he represented tho Queen sitting in @ throne chair, with a cushion, on which the royal arms appeared, at the back of the figure. The Queen was delighted with the design ...

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... Defying Queen Victoria. A story of the Prince Consort, not published before, is given by Mr. S. M. Ellis, the editor of Mid-Victorian Pepys’’ (the letters and memoirs of Sir William Hardman) in his notes to the diary. The story, told by E. M. Ward, R ...