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... 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 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 ...
... 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 ...
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... QUEEN VICTORIA' 3 REMARK. pictures Stafford House arc famous. Altogether, Siafford.Hou.~c well deserves its reputation the private residence London, and visitor can well understand that touch of sincere conviction underlay Queen Victoria's pleasantry ...
... MORE JOURNALS QUEEN VICTORIA The King has given permission for the publication of Queen Victoria's Early Journals. These will throw light on the period of Her Majesty's career which is least known tho public—that between her childhood and marriage. Almost ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA AND HER DEAD HUSBAND. There is a degree pathos in the light which the Bishop throws the late Queen Victoria. The Queen, despite her constant preoccupation, was constantly thinking of her dead. She wrote one time, the other the ...
... A SCARF KNITTED BY QUEEN VICTORIA Colonel H. D. Thorald, the officer commanding tae Recruiting Area, speaking at Keighley, said that while in South Africa during the Boer war he receivod a 21 of “comforts” from Windsor Castle, and one of the articles ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA THE COLLEEN Mrs. - Dion Boncicau't, the creator the most bril- parts known to Irish drama—Eily O'Connor ( The Colleen Bawn),. Arrah-na-Pogue, and ( The Shaughremi)—explained, amidst laughter, that the reason why she was asked to reply ...
... FEN VI LOVE OF RO. NTIC MARRIAGES. The late Queen {says the had a special woakness for romantic marriages, and always befriended the causo of a couple deeply in Jove, when difficulties Princess were put in the way of their marrying. Frederica of Hanover ...
... A LEEDS HOUSE WHERE QUEE. VICTORIA STAYED. A large hovse, No. 68, Clarendon Road, Leeds, at which it was etated that Queen Victoria stopped when sho went to open the Town Hall, was the subject of a claim to-day, before the Honse. St Place. Wer Losses ...