... THE GIRLHOOD OF QUEEN VICTORIA. “mHE Girlhood of Queen Victoria” JL (published John Murray at 365. net) is selection from Her Majesty’s diaries between the years 1532 and IS4O, issued by the authority of the King, and edited by Lord Esher. There are two ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA NURSES. The Queen’s Nurses’ Home. 554. Glossop Road, February 20tn, 1914. Sir, —We should like to draw the attention of your readers to the advertisement in another column of your paper respecting the house-tohouse collection for the above ...

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... SRETCH BY QUEEN VICTORIA. ■j r- il.'ath has just tnken place at Newport, j.\, «>f -Mrs .Mary Hannah Mcarman, .. j mat v.ii.-n girl had her portrait . ,j !'. \ ! ...

... the preacher. It is a pulpit, which was ttesonted Queen Victoria to the Chapel its restoration in 1367. This glass is timed eighteen minutes, and if. was understood to ■r protest on the part of the Queen against of the long sermons she had been com- P'dleri ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA STATUE DECORATED. great assembled outside Buckingham Palace on Saturday morning witness the Kmpiro Day guard changing, which was carried out. with stately ceremony. The waited to witness picturesque ceremony of decorating Queen Victoria ...

... PAGE QUEEN VICTORIA. Colonel Grant Gordon, C. 8., for many years Comptroller Prince and Princess Christian, has died Worthing, lie was grandson of the ninth Marque** of ilunlfy, and had the honour acting as one of the pages at (he wedding Queen Victoria ...

... Queen Victoria Nursing Association In aid of the building fund in connection with this excellent institution Miss Lilias Hawson and Miss Hettie Calladine are arranging a fairy play entitled “The Magic Charm.” Miss Hawson, who is one of our foremost e ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA CLERGY FUND. meeting the Central Fund, Hon. Sir K. P. Theviger, K.C.8., presiding, the following bl-xk grants were voted affiliated diocesan branches making total of £9.480 for the present year:— Canterbury. Bangor. £120; Bath and Wells ...

... Queen Victoria and Literary Men. I was told the other day that when Dickens had an iiirview wits the Queen she kept him standing all the time, says Mr. A. M. W. Stirling in The Letter-Bag of Lady Elizabel Spencer-Stanhope, and although kind enough ...

... 12, QUEEN VICTORIA ST., LEEDS. Oppo.ite Pit Stalk and Balcony Entrance to Empire. ...

... Mr. Blakeston was a member of the late Queen Victoria’s private band, and that capacity he accompanied the Queen’s Court, SMITH’S EXECUTION FIXED. The execution of George Joseph Smith, who was sentenced to death at the Old Bailey for the murder of Miss ...