... QUEEN VICTORIA (BEUXEK'S TELEGRAMS, PEB PBESS ASSOCIATION.) Baden Baden, April 12th. Qaeen Victoria took a waik this morning. In the afternoon Her Majesty will _rive to the Villa of Seelach. The Qaeen will leave here on the 15th inst., and is expected ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. IQueen Victoria is dead. The passing years' which amid have told us that this great event was growing an more imminent have served only to make it seem ever more impassible. For to the vast majority of her subjocte her benignant presence ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. Affairs. (PUBLISHED TO-DAY.) ■SIDELIGHTS ON QUEEN VICTORIA,” by the Right Hon. Sir Frederick Ponsonby, G.C.8., G.C.V.O. (Macmillan, 215.). Sir Frederick Ponsonby’s book is based on the letters and memoirs of his father, who was for so ...

... Queen Victoria. The Madrid correspondent of the Daily Telegraph learns on the authority of highly-placed personage in the entourage of their Majesties, that an interesting event may be expected in the Spanish Royal Family. His informant declares that ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. aIAJESTY'S RETURN TO ENGLAND. meryea's Nice, Tuesday. The weigher this morning was fine and warm, and the Queen and Princesses breskfaated in the garde as the hotel. At twenty mites to twelve, the Queen, Princesses, and household departed ...

... ON QUEEN VICTORIA. DISCLOSURES OF MALINES CONVERSATIONS. A report of the Malines Conversations, in which Anglicans, led by Lord Halifax, between 1921 and 1926, discussed with Roman Catholics at Malines, in Belgium, the question of re-union with the Roman ...

... Queen Victoria shall publish on Monday a review R. C. K. Ensor of Mr. E. Benson's Queen Victoria new biography which gains In value from tbe access enjoyed Mr. Benson to the unpublished diaries of his father. Archbishop Benson, a trusted friend of ...

... Queen Victoria. question arises connection with the increasing interest in matters concerning the life of Queen Victoria. Plays dealing with Queen Victoria were banned until quite recently, and the same applied ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA boil drags ■ /«r® tMtofnOy dcoormMd yestArisy afterpooo 4be ocie—irm of «!:• anreiiog bcooUfol work, bast of bar late Mijt«ty.«ea»cqted the aoalptor, Hr. Wuliama, Bsber. The bast, which wse «n from sittiflfs ffreo QueeP. sod iMCttcate her ...

... the capture of we EEE rasat » wr. wei. Peer, Wie. Dt QUEEN VICTORIA. “~ « ° aaa . Seturday, and made several Bot o by and her suite the m: Three men were Works thrown to r ersin lem Sewerage by the snapping of a oy beng d the Two mea, Mortarty and ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. According to the Court Circular, the Queen and Princess Beatrice went on Thursday from Ai xles-Bains to Annecy by special train. The suite in attendance consisted of Lady Churchill (Lady • in-Waiting), The Dowager Marchioness of Ely, Mdlle ...

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