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... DEATH OF QUEEN VICTORIA After their long association, the death of Queen Victoria greatly affected the Prince. He was very quiet and wistful for time. When he was not playing with his brothers or sister, would retire to old large easy chair, and there ...
... 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 HOME ROSTREVOR This institution, familiarly known within and without the ranks of the Girls' Friendly Society the Home of Best, has now entered upon the 44th year of its existence. Founded in Warrenpoint' in 18S9. it moved few years later ...
... 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 ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA AS A MOTHER ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA L.O.L. 700. W.M., Br. Noble; D.M . Br. Samnel Brown; chaplain, Br E. L. Young; secretary, Br. 11. M’Grath P.M.; treasurer, Br. S. M'Keown, P.M.; committee—Brs, S. Stratton, W. M'Clarron. W. Glenn. R. Collins, T. Martin, P.M., S. Coniter ...
... 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 ...
... OPENED DT QUEEN VICTORIA. The Palace was opened on June 10, 1854. by Queen Victoria in the presence of 40,000 spectators, the building having cost £3,350,009, and considerat4e sums have been expended on It since. It soon became the world's most famous ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA at her Accession ...
... CITY CHARTER CONFERRED BY QUEEN VICTORIA. iiiiiHiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii ceroy s Visit in 1888 —Belfast s New Status and Dignity. ...
... Rimmer —At 56. Queen Victoria lirive, touu. Glasgow, on Saturday. Bth February. 1956, William Kiramer, J.P., beloved bus band Sarah Chffe, and late Inspector the Prudential Assurance Co., Lid. Simpson —February 10, 1956. Ins residemr. The Kims. 9. Cyprus ...