... might claim the Throne of Britain. Thus, George the First was crowned twelve weeks after his accession. After the death of Queen Victoria, King Edward Vll's coronation was postponed for eighteen months because of His Majesty's iliness. | ...

... IF THE KING MARRIED. It was by reason of this provision that Queen Victoria ascended the Throne in 1337 instead of the Duke of Cumberland, who was the eldest surviving brother of] the dead King William IV. Various circumstances may affect Princess Elizabeth's ...

... Association £1 18s. ~ Admiral Claude Edward Buckle, R.N., of Raithby, Spilshy, who served in the Crimean War, A.D.C. to Queen Victoria in 11809 to 1891, and who died on Febhruary 7th on his 91st birthday, left £10,241, with net |pemoua|ly £9,99%. ...

... most satisfactory. While at Lingfield, Mr. Brooks had the honour of being summoned to Windsor, where he was presented to Queen Victoria on the occasion of Her Majesty’s Diamond Jubilee. During his period of administration ot the Colony he went on three occasions ...

... Maud Warrender, the youngest daughter of the eighth Earl of Shaftesbury. He was born in June, 1899, and was @ god ...

... and Sir Robert Walpole, we are told, opened the letters of his bailiff before those appertaining to affairs of State. Queen Victoria built a modern dairy at Windsor, and, by the continuance of a happy tradition, stock from the Royal farms still compete ...

... yvear, and five Volunteers of the Taylor family and three Pearsons were in the prize list, i In January, 1901, Her Majesty Queen Victoria passed away, and “ G Company took part in the ceremony of the Proclamation of H.M. King Edward VII by Mr. James Isle ...

... South African War, being the only man in his Company of the Ist. Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment to hold six bars to his Queen Victoria medal, and two bars to his King Edward VII medal, an honour of which he was very proud. He leaves a widow and one son ...

... ls which will be of much interest to present members and many of our readers. It was on October 23rd, 1837—just after Queen Victoria came to the Throne—that the Loval Philanthropic Lodge was created, and commenced its useful work in our ancient town. ...

... , and at various - in Warwickshire, Kent, Lancashire, «~iire and Lincolnshire. ¢ at Saltley College, Mr. Bond won the Queen Victoria prizes awarded nusie in an all-England competition, - nfth among 5,000 competitors. wa= organist and a Sunday School v ...

... less religious or { more unmindinl of what Good Friday ln(and.\ for than were our forefathers in the more =ombre days of Queen Victoria, THE CORONATION. The programme of the Coronation festivities arranged by the committee over which Mr. i. J. Waymouth presides ...

... capture the colour of the celebrations in the town and activities of the peopie of Horncastle on June 22ud, 1897, when Queen Victoria celebrated her Diamond Jubilee. -.r Many residents are still with us and ean rell recall with pleasure the joyous scenes ...