... QUEEN VICTORIA TRADITION DEAD. Although he has retired after .50 years' service on the Great Western Railway, Mr. T. 1). Truseott, until yesterday Chief Staff Inspector at Paddington, is looking for a nice quiet coufortable job. I have had 50 years ...

... Queen Victoria. We have reached a time when it is perhaps havder to get a fair estimate ot the character of Queen Victoria than it is of Queen Ehzabeth, or even Queen Avne. Gradually winning popularity in the ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. There will be a particularly interesting group, representing the coronation of Queen Victoria, in which every J)erson taking part will be a descendant of people who were present at the actual coronation. 2 5 . Lady Newnes is otfanising ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. America is just being instructed — to the intense indignation apparently of a section, at any rate, of its hundred per cent. patriots—that George Washington was while he I lived a man and not a plaster saint. There could not be a more ...

... ‘QUEEN VICTORIA’ With 6 Illustrations. 155. net “The best English writer of psychological biography.’ Andre Maurois & R P ST DR ...

... Queen Victoria. theories to the Royal Geographical Society. A first suggestion was that the case was lost there by one of the officers of the Nares Arctic Expedition of 1875, which was sent out by the British Government. The ships were the Alert and Discovery ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. A book that hea le awaited with keen interest bye wide public is now published. It ii Mr. Lyttort Strachey's long. promised Queen Victoria (Chatto and %Indus, net). Mr. Strachey's Eminent Victorians struck a new note in English ...

... Queen Victoria. There -is not the slightest probability of the play just now creating mild sensation in New York, with Queen Victoria for its central figure, coming to London. It has for some time been well kno>wn to our theatrical magnates, whb, to employ ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA RIFLES. A most delightful evening was spent at Queen Victoria's Rifles Drill Hall, 56, Davies Street, Berkeley Square; on Thursday, when the band of the regiment, under the direction of Mr. T. A. Bradley, 1..R.A.M., gave an excellent r ...

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... mist the sound of dogs and raucous children, but no sound of men. Only the workshops across the plashy black QUEEN VICTORIA I N his Queen Victoria Lytton Strachey presents us with a fine achievement in literary art. Probably that was all he designed to do ...

... last act shows, Queen Victoria suddenly confronted by the mother of the Prince Imperial, the Empress Eu- Ole, just after the latter has been acquainted with the plot, by Charlotte Watkins, who calls down divine vengeance on the British Queen. For filar that ...