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... Cheers to Queen Victoria! HAVE you ever wondered why all Rhine wines (white and red alike) shelter under the vague umbrella term ‘Hock’? !_t was Qut_:en_ Victoria’s doing. She married a German price (Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha) and grew to love wines ...
... Queen Victoria: time for a move? THE Queen and John Major are being asked to back a shopkeepers’ campaign to move a statue “to where it belongs”. The Upper Victoria Road Trader’s Association wants to move the statue of Queen ...
... 1789: The French Assembly adopted the Declaration of the Rights of Man. 1819: Prince Albert, consort to Queen Victoria, was born in Bavaria. 1940: The RAF bombed Berlin for the first time In retallation for attacks on London. 1952: The Soviets announced ...
... THIS statue of Queen Victoria in Scarborough Town Hall Gardens is in the news once again following an expensive cleanup. The leader of the borough council, Coun Mavis Don, has urged people to stop feeding pigeons at the gardens because, she says, it is ...
... ST illage fete Littlebeck rose queen Victoria Parker floated down the river on a flowerbedecked float — the colourful highlight of the village's garden fete. Whitby Town Mayor Jane Kenyon opened the fete, which raised about £750 for village hall funds ...
... 1827: Composer Ludwig van Beethoven was buried in Vienna. 1871: Queen Victoria opened the Royal Albert Hall in London. 1886: Coca-Cola went on sale for g: first time ata a in Atla::,c&oorgla. 1929: The House of Commons agreed to give the vote to all women ...
... 1901: Queen Victoria died at Osborne House on the isie Ol Wight, aged 81 1997: Prime M Major backed a pla duce cadet corps ster Johr ,chools to promote discipline ...
... 1858: The first transatiantic cable was opened when Queen Victoria exmmuw dent Buchanan. 1891: The first American Express traveller’s cheque was cashed. 1214: The first electrical traffic lights were Installed in Cieveland, Ohio. 1962: Marityn Monroe ...
... Travel Shop, dressed as Queen Victoria 952716 Top prize for shopper A SCARBOROUGH traders’ association which launched a camp':‘: to boost trade and raise the pi of its area has announced Its competition winners. The Upper Victoria Road Traders’ Assoclation ...
... NEW QUEEN STREET VICTORIA ROAD R e e BT =L ETD { { . | e - o Aoy [t~ \g- s . [ ' | L 8 FORMER LICENSED HOTEL NOT TO BE MISSED | FREEMOLD SALES SHOP s ACCOMMODATION £79,950 £69,950 ...
... documentary, to be shown in June, uses royal archives to examine the courtship and marriage of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. The second part deals with the Queen’s later life and friendships. k. i - O ...
... Q ueen Victoria gets a facelift! A GRAND old lady of Scarborough who was starting to lookmythingb\nnplhubeengimawuhmdmhup. The statue of Queen Victoria in the Town Hall gardens was start- in;&olook.onmchthemfcrmflnttwomembeuofthep\b- lic wrote to the council ...