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... Grimsby Evening Telegraph Tuesday May 11 1937 7 VICTORIA’S REIGN Diamond Jubilee Splendour Victoria Queen of Great Britain and Ireland and Empress of India celebrated her Diamond Jubilee June 22 when our present King George VI was barely two years old ...
... George III KING GEORGE III KING GEORGE IV KING WILLIAM IV QUEEN VICTORIA KING EDWARD VII KING GEORGE V KING EDWARD VIII KING GEORGE VI We now offer Greetings to HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE VI QUEEN ELIZABETH You may safely entrust your business to the firm ...
... since Victoria moved into it in 1837 month her accession to the Throne The Palace is of course much older that having been bought for the Crown in 1762 renovated in 1825-86 of the famous architect Nash for an official residence With Queen Victoria’s advent ...
... King and Queen or skipping out of the Bath Club after a swimming lesson dressed always in simple little tailored coats and bareheaded her fair curls catching the sunlight In picture gallery of Dulwich College there is a portrait of Queen Victoria as a child ...
... sleeping cap that by I trimmings from Charles I beard and pair black silk that belonged to Queen Victoria will be shown exhibition shortly to held London Queen Victoria’s black white feet D° eye3 seem tired in these afternoons between lights or perhaps easily ...
... one occasion Queen Victoria told him that would like to hear Siamese band arranged a concert the band began to play God save the Queen their notation entirely different from ours produced ludicrous rendering which greatly amused the Queen Mr Edgcumbe ...
... Captured at Khartoum A drum captured Kitchener’s forces in 1898 and presented by him Queen Victoria been given to the British by the King drum belonged to Khalifa Queen Victoria it at where it remained for nearly forty It ie about eix long in the shape bull ...
... SOLDIER LORD EDWARD GLEICHEN DEAD Major-General Lord Edward Gleichen died London night after illness at 74 He of step-sister Queen Victoria Edward familiar to older Count Gleichen popular officer the Grenadier the ’nineties His soldiering went back to of Gordon ...
... Daubney and feature of the proceedings was a banquet which was held nineteen feet below the level of the sea VICTORIA'S VI8IT Then came Queen Victoria in 1854 to open the dock accompanied by Prince Consort Princess Royal the Prince of Wales late King Edward ...
... later I passed another examination went into postal services where I handled many to Fleet-street about the Boer the of Queen Victoria and matters of nationwide importance I I was nearly crushed in outside the GlO CIV's returned from the I superintendent ...
... this cannot be regarded as the beginning the industry for it was not carried on on an organised basis until the reign of Queen Victoria whoso Consort laid the foundation stone of the Royal Dock which was actually opened by her Majesty in 1854 The dock a ...
... EDINBURGH LONDON QUEEN VICTORIA STREET MALL S-W- S BODLENDER Secretary City Square LEEDS 1 - W LAYCOCK Stirling c W ENGLAND Bowlalley A New Section for MAIDS Morning & Afternoon Dresses & Aprons FRAZERTOhV’ 'hone 4552 WHITELEY’S victoria stre JENNISON ELECTRIC ...