... QUEEN VICTORIA AS ARTIST. EXHIBITION FEATURE. sIR STAFFORD AND PALACE. SPEECHES THAT ZELP OPTIMENTS. LONDON. Monday . .► small rster-colour sketch by Queen IS included to the eshibitiou of British art at the Royal Academy. The depicting bar eldest child ...

... OFFERED TO QUEEN VICTORIA. It is said that when Queen Victoria had been married a year and a day the then Lord of the Manor of Dunmow privately offered the flitch of bacon to her Majesty, who, however, declined the honour. When in 1851 the Lord of the ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA IN FRANCE. The exhibition itself is of great. historical interest Relations between France and England bad been strained for centuries till Louie Philippe came to the throne and then the Royal visits began. When Queen Victoria came under ...

... Queen Victoria Was Neither THE name Victoria is now associated with dullness and staidness, but this is really a great injustice to the memory of the great Queen. She was full of life and vitality and thoroughly enjoyed life. Except for the period 1861 ...

... PICTURE OF QUEEN VICTORIA. The head Chief, Jacob Too-Young- Man, of the Stonies, stood beside a large coloured photograph framed in silver gilt of Queen Victoria, who to the Redskins is still The Queen. Around his neck Too-Young-Man wore a ...

... HONOURED DV QUEEN VICTORIA. At the Diamond übi lee of Queen Victoria the mounties. had the signal '',..: 4 . . 1 . . , Cardiff Councillor's Visit—Councillor A. trash, who is at present a vhlt to Belfast, photoorapMil with his eon, Mr. Frank Lewis, of ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA T.L.O.L . 700 The election of officers of Queen Victoria Temperance L.O.L. was held in Clifton Street Orange Hall, Belfast. The following were elected:—W.M.. Br. M. Coates; D.M., Br. H. U. Grath; chaplain. Br. D. Rowan; secretary, Br. C ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL 710. The election of officers of the above lodge took place in Clifton Street (Belfast) Orange Hall. District officers present were —Br. Murray in the chair, and Br. Dobson in the denutv chair. The election resulted as follows ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AS A MOTHER ...

... PLEDGE QUEEN VICTORIA GIVE. Put not your trust in Princes, sang that Psalmist, but he had never beard of sateri guards when he raid that, declared Lord Lloyd, speaking at a luncheon of tbili of London Livery Club yesterday on the' safeguards that were ...

... announced on Saturday, to remove the picture of Queen Victoria, which has hung in the hall of the Mansion House, Dublin. for many years. The picture concerned is a portrait painted in 1849, and represents the Queen as a young woman, in white crinoline with a ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA PICTURE IN LOUTH LUMBER ROOM ...