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... his reply, referred to the fact that when Queen Victoria sold the Pavilion she took away 190 van loads of furniture, a great deal of which was gradually being sent back as magnificent gifts from our beloved Queen Mary. Much of the furniture still remained ...
... daughter of the late Lord Bagot. of Bhthneld. Rupelv. Staffs. The fourth Lord who died in 1932. was Gentleman fisher to Queen Victoria and later if,-Waiting. His estates which offered for sale after his death, consists of about 30,000 acres in Staffordshire ...
... Gold Watches from German Emperor Queen Victoria sent a telegram expressing her admiration of the li.eboatmen gallant and completely successful work, congratulations showr. d in from all parts of the world and the German Emperor presented golu watches ...
... taking part in the ceremony of unveiling the statue to Queen Victoria, which had been erected mainly at the expense the Mayor (Sir William Dupree'. The Americana thus did honour not only great English Queen, but to the Naval Port which had given them the first ...
... anniversary of the visit of the late King Edward to Nice, and the 25th anni- ver-ary of the inauguration of the monu- ment to Queen Victoria at Cimiez. A new monument to the King is to be unveiled after that aw the Parc George V. in the park of the Chateau—to ...
... OF JEWEL THIEF. LONDON. Wednecdav A reward of £1,000 1s announced to-day by Messrs. John W. Bell and Co., assessors. of Queen Victoria Street, London, to the first person giving information that will lead to the arrest of the thief, or thieves, and recovery ...
... private libraries in the British Isles. He represented Queen Victoria at the marriage of Prince Francis Joseph of Battenberg in 1897, and accompanied King Nicolas of Montenegro on his visit to Queen Victoria at Windsor in the same year. Lord Jellicoe’s Tomb ...
... Metropolitan Police sergeesit. He held the Queen Victoria Medal. 1887. with 1897 clasp, and tho King Edward medal. The first part of the funeral service, which was conducted by the Rev, E. Barnardo Green, was held Victoria Street Baptist Church. The chief mourners ...
... our Christmas tree was unknown in England. They must, however, thank the late Prince Consort (the husband of the beloved Queen Victoria), for it was he who introduced it Into this country from Germany about the year 1844. To-day M«Tly every home has Its ...
... daughter of Queen Victoria, who is 79 to-day, is one of the few living members of the British Royal family with experience of attempted assassination (writes the London correspondent of the Liverpool Post). She was drixing with Queen Victoria in a carriage ...
... Buried at Cowes Miss Elisabeth Wheeler (88). who for 30 years was seamstress to Queen Victoria, at Osborne, was burled at East Cowes. , Mies Wheeler, who lived Queen Cottage. Old Road, East Cowes, was formerly bead seamstress in the upholstery room at ...
... the case of a dead monarch for trading purposes. He added: It does not necessarily follow that the use of the names 'Queen Victoria' and King Edward VII' for Inns all over the country is wrong. But King George's death is much too recent an event. Colonel ...