... QUEEN VICTORIA The infants, girls and boys departments of Queen Victoria School, numbering 750 children, gave a striking display in the school yard. The visitors included Coun. F. Peirson, Mr T. Atkinson, Mr W. J. Milne, Mrs A. Davidsdn, Miss Scott. Mrs ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA Frequently he was in charge of special trains which carried Queen Victoria from Windsor to Chislehurst, where she visited the Empress Eugene. He has recorded many journeys by King Edward. then Prince of Wales. and recalls greut acenes of ...

... and Japan 7 The Franc 7 Ulster Roads Bills 10 Belfast City Council Meeting 10 Mussolini's Grave Charges 10 Queen Victoria’s Portrait for Queen’s University . 6 Imperial Airways Issue 3 Minor Problems of N.D.C 13 Ulster Linen Trade i-w Show at 12 Letters ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA once wrote that the exterior of Buckingham Palace was a disgrace to the country, and she underlined the word I ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. Very few now living can boast of having seen Queen Victoria, and even those who can. remember the Queen only as an old woman. Mrs. Walker has clear recollections of Queen ...

... Queen Victoria .EMENT—g7 and the whole front of the building 'became one mass of light. ■ But the crowd were not content to gaze from a distance. Directly they saw the ramps go on they made a simultaneous rush towards the hall so that the position in ...

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... important influences in Queen Victoria’s Ue, may not as yet be impersonated. Edward VII. —the beloved Bertie ’’—hit sitter, Vicky,” Princess Royal and mother of the Emperor William IL, the not be portrayed. Nor may any of Queen Victoria’s grandchildren be ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA The visit of Queen Victoria to Porte mouth on February %I. 1843. aroused great enthusiasm among the inhabitants. and most elaborate arrangements were made to give her a right royal welcome. The streets were decorated, triumphal arches erected ...

... Queen Victoria shall publish on Monday a review R. C. K. Ensor of Mr. E. Benson's Queen Victoria new biography which gains In value from tbe access enjoyed Mr. Benson to the unpublished diaries of his father. Archbishop Benson, a trusted friend of ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. Affairs. (PUBLISHED TO-DAY.) ■SIDELIGHTS ON QUEEN VICTORIA,” by the Right Hon. Sir Frederick Ponsonby, G.C.8., G.C.V.O. (Macmillan, 215.). Sir Frederick Ponsonby’s book is based on the letters and memoirs of his father, who was for so ...