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... ALMOST A PARALLEL ROYAL ROMANCE. VICTORIA had been on the throne three years when she married Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. It was an earlier real Royal love-match. Below is a reproduction of Sir George Hayter's well-known painting of the wedding ...
... stitched and tailored gloves by Dent's vivid as a vision, attractive as a highlight they point up the mannish swagger of his Prince Albert coaching topcoat of rich Cumberland tweed in the new sun-kissed colour. As smart a turnout as you'll see anywhere. ...
... stitched and tailored gloves by Dent's vivid as a vision, attractive as a highlight they point up the mannish swagger of his Prince Albert coaching topcoat of rich Cumberland tweed in the new sun-kissed colour. As smart a turnout as you'll see anywhere. {-'*i ...
... being a much more technically accomplished actress, she has the gift of making herself equally at home at the court of Prince Albert and at that of K ing Charles, in Curzon Street, A.T.A. uniform, or Drury Lane. The modern Elizabeth of Ladymead has a brain ...
... Royal. They were all born within three years of one another and, though dissimilar in much, were close friends. When the Prince Albert was fourteen, he was sent to Osborne Ibi to fit himself for a naval career. 3-W. He went as he wished as an ordinary cadet ...
... so in Victorian days, when Auntie Times herself used to rage like a devil. The fuss over Queen Victoria's engagement to Prince Albert especially in spired the boys. This unwelcome Brummagem foreigner, was Auntie's description of the Queen's uncle, Leopold ...
... stems from the enterprise of businessmen who saw a profitable new market for ever- Christmas Unlimited green thinnings (Prince Albert was probably an ambassador for the German export trade in forestry saplings when he introduced the custom into England) ...
... Fantastic. And this Vargo He got up from his chair and went over to the rail of the veranda. There was an open canister of Prince Albert. He began to stuff his pipe from it. He clenched his teeth on the pipe and struck a match. But he did not put the match ...