... Hungerdown, Seagry, Chippenham, last night. Colonel Lewis, who was seventyone, was A.D.C. to the King, and formerly to Queen Victoria. He saw considerable service in Egypt and the Soudan, and for his work in the latter country received the thanks of both ...

... appears on the base of the King’s neck every coin. Sir Bertram was born in Melbourne in 1863, and had done statues of Queen Victoria for India* Australia, and Black- ...

... Century, was on of the pioneer settler in New Hampshire. the Giasgow brothers, one who was a noted artist, who painted Queen Victoria, obtaining a sitting clocks. At the end of last year, it was announced that Kestrel Thermo Plastics received £13,000 towards ...

... twopenny piece—while carrying out repairs to the staircase of his home at Lecky Road. The copper coin bearing an image of Queen Victoria, is dated 1854. Twopenny pieces were in use in the early Victorian era. They were larger than pennies. Mr. Hickey now ...

... strenuous efforts are being made at the V ation. | ensare the overthrow of the French Primo pecially aE ON sggd by Rodenck ggd Queen Victoria, by Aide-de-Can nd Watts, by Crispin (174); ¢ bred by the Marquis of Exeter. wn SALMON AND TROUT FISHIN JING onthe CULDAFF ...

... Holiness warmly congratulated the Prince of Wales on his recovery, and requested his Royal Highness to convey to her Majesty Queen Victoria the Pope’s thanks for her constant proof cf sympathy for himself, and her good feeling towards Roman His Holiness likewise ...

... of Id, 2d, and 3d denominations, each printed in the colours of the ordinary issues and bearing the head portraits of Queen Victoria and King George .VI. ...

... the Post Office released a new permanent issue of stamps from ‘ad to l* the designs of which fe®®. tured the portrait of Queen Victoria set within wvarying decorative frames. As 1887 also marked the Golden Jubilee of her reign, the set is popularly known ...

... annum at 18 yeasrs, rising to 8821 at 21 years, less £143 for board and lodging, or £l9O at 21 years. App.y to Matron, Queen Victoria !::;p‘.u:, Orlt.cu Lane, Lomdon, el ei . Tivman, - tiog Onaor, & iy B ...

... HEAD-DRESSES Vveils are still quite a popular accessory — the first royal wedding veil was worn by Queen Victoria in the 1840 s, but floral headdresses, tiaras and juilette caps are also favoured T ne appearance ot the ‘groom, best man, groomsmen and ...

... STATUE DAMAGED The lower comidor was a mess of wreckage. The statue of Queen Victoria was blown from its marble pedestal and the head broken off. Strangely, the bust of King George VI, in a niche on the opposite side of the foyer, was remained in its ...

... THE QUEEN IN GERMANY Baden-Baden, Wednesday.— Queen Victoria yesterday gave a special audience to the Marquis of Hartington, Chief Secretary for Ireland, who has arrived here, accompanied several field officers. Her Majesty pays a visit to her half-sister ...