... QUEEN VICTORIA AND GLADSTONE• Que.n Victoria's intense dislike of Mr G.atistone during the pat r years of her , reign is we!l known. lu her reminiscences, which are t i appear under the title of ''More Memories, Lady Oxford says that King Edward's political ...

... RECOLLECTIONS OF QUEEN VICTORIA. The death occurred at Tilt Cottage, Blair Atbull, in her 110th year. of Alias Masgaret Stewart, who had not been in robust health for some time. Deceased was the eldest daughter of the late Robert Stewart, Hainan. and ...

... were brought to see Queen Victoria. They half-choked her with their chubby fingers, but she tocik their embraces in good part, and bade the family stay to lunch. Unfortunately, there was chicken, and the Queen took a chicken-bone in her fingers to pick ...

... WAS BAKER TO QUEEN VICTORIA. Peterhead Man Who Had Fishing Privilege. The death is announced at the egc of eighty of Mr John Lamb, who for many years was baker to Queen Victoria Windsor Castle. A native of Peterhead; went to Windsor ! nearly fifty years ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE BAND Queen Victoria delighted listen to the Guards’ band which played every Sunday afternoon on the terrace of Windsor Castle. On one occasion, she liked verv much a certain tune which she had not heard before, and sent Lady Antrim ...

... Queen Victoria was a Girl When 7 JL 'pHERE is a widespread belief that the Prince Consort introduced the Christinas tree from his native Germany. As a matter of fact. Queen Victoria makes it plain that did nothing of the kind. In her diary for 1832 she ...

... PRIVATE BAKER QUEEN VICTORIA Octogenarian's Death at Windsor The death has occurred at Windsor of Mr John Lamb, aged 80 years, who for many years was private baker to Queen Victoria. When Her Majesty made periodical visits to Balmoral, Mr Lamb, who was ...

... Queen Victoria School Parade Hundreds of spectators enjoyed a picturesque spectacle at Dnnblane yesterday , when the boys of the Queen Victoria School . paraded beforei Sir Percy P . do B . RadeHffo , .. K . CJ 3 . ; D . S ' . ' 0 ' .. ; Cqmmanaer ...

... school came into being and how all of them cause to Is there. Queen Victoria SAW was founded by the people of Scotland in affectionate respect and gratitude to the memory of the neatest Queen that this land had ever known. Ile wanted them to realise the ...

... CHAMBERLAIN, the RADICAL FRIGHTENED QUEEN VICTORIA. nonconformist, as teacher Sunday school, an employer of labour what was then one of tho wretchedest of industrial towns, he felt strongly the need for thorough reform. Soon that reform crystallised in ...

... our county is that of a visit paid by Queen Victoria to my grandfather, at Haddo House, in October, 1857. One can imagine the stir which the event created in the countryside throughout the route taken by the Queen from Balmoral Castle to her destination ...

... Magistrates bowed and the Queen bowed. The Queen rolled onwards to Coupar Angus and Blair Atholl. The Magistrates returned to Dun> dee and to their celebrations and toasts in the Guild Hall. Late Arrivals A gentleman who, just as the Queen landed, had felt a ...