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... QUEEN VICTORIA STATUE. kt meeting of Hull Works Committee to-dav, guggestion swere made by Gibeoli and Mell that the Queen Victoria statue in jitv--square removed in order aeeomaodate tramway lines. The Chairman pointed iut that Works Committee several ...
... the con fidence of Queen Victoria and served as housemaid, wardrobe maid, and dreeser, and dresser and personal attendant to Her Majesty. During Queen Victoria's last illness Miss Steward served nurse. For seme time put Mjss Steward has lived in retirement ...
... THE KAISER AND QUEEN VICTORIA. —' 'M ■ Wo extract from the Hull *' Daily Mad ' of January 1901, the Army Order of the Emperor William, written at, Osborne, the death of Queen Victoria: - The death of mv beloved, highly honoured and never-to-be-forgotten ...
... 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 !'. \ ! ...
... WHEN QUEEN VICTORIA VISITED HULL. A BRIGHT, page Hull's history ' that which tells the visit October 13th, 1554-, of the lat© Queen Victoria, with the Prince Consort, and five of the Royal children, when her Majesty, met with such a hearty and loyal reception ...
... A collection of -dies of .Queen Victoria, including her first parasol, was sold for 11a At Sotheby's yesterday. ...
... FOR VISIT OF GERMAN EMPEROR AND EMPRESS TO LONDON FOR UNVEILING OF QUREN VICTORIA SOME BRILLIANT FUNCTIONS HAYE BEEN ARRANGED, APPRENTICES, YOUTHS, WANTED seen EADING Typewriter © have V acancy for ‘two intelii- gent Youths to learn typewriting effici- ...
... Mrs C. Weller, aged 92, who played the piano before Queen Victoria at the Great Exhibition in 1851, gave a few selections at the piano at a concert given to old people at Stratford Town « ...
... A telegram sent from Genoa by the Queen Victoria Jubilee Fund Association Cox J ho Army a ents states that Lieut. Leefe Robimon, V.C., prisoner war Karlsruhe. As announced recently, the Germans have placed a number of British officers in camp and other ...
... CHAIRMAN RHYMES, No. 143. Queen Victoria peaceful days VViien lighting-men were willing, A so!dier-lad who took tho oath Received paltry shilling. King George allows him three-and-six, Being richer, so 1 judge it; else it is that swearing's ris— Like ...
... SUPPOSED ICEBERG TRAGEDY. The sailing ship Queen Victoria, 1.535 tens, which left TooopUla, South America, last November, and has not since been heard of, has been given lost by her owners, Alessrs John Black and Co., of Glasgow. She carried a crew t ...
... let them have any pretext attack her.—Queen Victoria to heir daughter at Potsdam In June, i»75- Nothing could be more timely than publication, by Professor Rait, with the express permission of the King, Queen Victoria's letters in relation to France and ...