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... hops that • more reasonable foreign policy wont* be pursued thgn that which had so •iolente disturbed the last years of Queen Victoria's reign. . . It was disagreeable to he that persona of his Court with whom cams in contact and in whom he felt an interest ...
... At the Royal Infirmary 31st our beloved away 63 after weariness -From Son Walter: also Lizzie and granddaughter Gladys 10 Queen s-grove JARVIS— On Dec 29th street Ernest aged T9 peacefully away Funeral Thursday Margaret's Church 130 pm Interment Welford-road ...
... AELYBRYN DROMOHE ARCTIC QUEEN KINGSBURY CALYPSO CABANA CITY LILLE CITY OF CAIRO LA NAG PORE ORLANDO VALEMORE ALBERT AND WILLIAM V/RICHT DOCKS. ALBANO PHOENIX ARCTIC PRINCE POLO CTTO SALMO ERATO SEA VICTORY GODRKO VECHBTROOM LIVORNO VICTORIA DOCK BORODINO MORAY ...
... brother for life, and then between her four nieces. Diatom* Reireovalg.—Dry. clean. sate Storage. Estimates frea—Piokfords.ll2 Queen Cardiff. ce Bruagwiciodreet. Swaim's. FORGED CHEQUES. Woman's Frauds on Lardiff ButCgers. The names of three Cardiff butchers— ...
... 7482.) PRINCES-Nightly at 8.30. A WARM CORNER. Mats Thurs and Sat, at 2.30. (Temple Bar 3633.) W. H. BERRY. HEATHER THATCHER. QUEEN'S-(Ger. 9437.) 2.30, 8.30. Mat, Wed and Sat, 2.30. THE APPLE CART, by BERNARD SHAW. ROYALTY-Nightly, at 8.30. IRENE VANBRUGH ...
... VICTORIA, | The Reve Mark Giny Pearse died in don The K Mark Guv Pearse was one of NARCHI STS. the most wre ‘ly known Weslevan preachers the land. FFAIR IN PARIS, wn There is hardly a town in England where bis sermons have not been s heard, In lis long ...
... aristocrats of the Labour { party. Son i sSir Heury Ponsonby, | private. secretary to Queen Victoria; grocat-grandson of +he famous Earl Grey. } rage to Queen Victoria. Eton and Balliol. Diplomatio >ervice. Private secretary to a Prime Mnister, Sir Henry ...
... House of Lords will necessitate a by-election in Brightside. As child Mr, Ponsonby is reputed to have refused to cairy Queen Victoria’s train. When a Radical M.P. he introduced at least twice a Bill for the abolition of hereditary Peerages, end he himself ...
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... strength to the party in the /louse of Lords. _ It is altercating to recall that the new Socialist peer was a page-boy to Queen Victoria. Figures at the general election last May:— Mr. A. Ponsonby (Soc.) 20,277 Com. R. I. Money (C.) 9,828 Mr. W. A. Lambert ...
... comfort. Furnished Sitting R ro bate use of scullery; terms moderate. TO Purniched chiléren Admiralty Road). odjected.—103, Queen Street, Portsea FURNISHED large front hed-sittingroom, or rooms, attendance if required; Walmer Road, F ton Bridge.—Write Box ...