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... On This Day 1809 Dartmoor Prison was opened to house French prisoners of war. From 1850 it was used for convicts. 1819 Queen Victoria was born at Kensington Palace. 1862 London's Westminster Bridge opened. 1895 The first stage knighthood was conferred ...
... speaker. Clive spoke about his home town of Henley-on-Thames and in particular the annual regatta. Edward, Prince Consort to Queen Victoria, through his patronage bestowed the title of the Royal Henley Regatta upon it. Then in Edwardian times soon became a ...
... SCOTT - EMMOTT A RECEPTION at the Queen Victoria Hotel followed the wedding of Duane Darren Scott and Tracey Louise Emmott at Burnley Register Office. The groom, an inspector at Silentnight Beds, is the son of Mr Richard Scott, of Berkeley Street, Nelson ...
... Britannia; ’ : B 4 e A cruise along the beautiful Loch Katrine where : - ' ? [AR Queen Victoria once visited; Glamis Castle the o ‘.i_ s childhood home ot the Queen Mother. ) TB %% %, with nig ¢ Excursions include ~‘-za' Victor a's T f Istle and Perth ...
... where on the lawn amid clouds of swirling dust and the deafening noise from pneumatic drills could be seen the statue of Queen Victoria with a facial expression which could be thought to be followed by the words: “I am not amused”. Looking on the other side ...
... Yorkshire WHAT are you going to do this summer? Meet kings, queens and conquerors, joinamedlcvalroekandmllbandorsay hello to Robin Hood? Or you might like to join the courts of Queen Victoria or the misunderstood monarch Richard 111, try your arm at ardm-y ...
... It's poppy time at the theatre WHAT have a panto horse, Queen Victoria and the opium wars of the 1840 s got in common? For the answer, look no further than a show by Scalby School at the Stephen Joseph Theatre this week. Poppy, a panto cum musical play ...
... cabins port side out; starboard home, to enable them to see any land from their cabin. The Queen Mary was a change of name as the vessel was to be named “Queen Victoria” in keeping with all Cunard'’s vessels names ending in “IA”. When Cunard's top men went ...
... On this aay . .. 1711 Ascot became “Royal” with the attendance of Queen Anne at the horse races. 1858 Ottawa was chosen by Queen Victoria to be the capital of Canada 1903 Martha Jane Cannary, better known as frontierswoman Calamity Jane, died near Deadwood ...
... thisaay . 1788 Lord Byron, English poet, was born George Gordon in London. He succeeded to his title through an uncle. 1901 Queen Victoria died at Osborne House on the Isle of Wight, aged 81. 1924 James Ramsay MacDonald became Britain's first Labour PM. 1927 ...
... for charity the Queen Victoria and then on to the Shelf roundabout before returning to the Yew Tree. S Lynn Smith, licensee of the Yew Tree, said she was looking forward to the day, which she said was always well attended. “Weather permitting it should ...
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