... _QUEEN VICTORIA AT EIGHTEEN. There are some traint rein3rl.3 about young Queen Victona the Memoirs t.f the Duchemt de Ditto, edited by the Princess Ratlsisill Illeinenianny Ilere 1. so trant from the letter of a gossip tgationed in London then: Everyone ...

... of Greece, the Queen, Princes . Victoria, the Princes Edward and Albert of Slay AT THZ STADIUM. fool race cheered to the echo. Her Majesty honoured the Stadium her presence..iid there were oleo in the Royal party the Prince/. Victoria, the Crown Prince ...

... the 1903 edition of 'The Adtortimer's ABC: Tbe Standard Advertisement Prom Directory, published by T. B. Browne, Ltd. Queen Victoria !es ...

... THE QUEEN'S DEMISE. [Her Majesty's Last Illness. With feelings of the profoundest regret sadness, we announce that our venerable well-beloved Sovereign Lady, Queen Victoria, no more. The intelligence has overshadowed with the gloom of an intense sorrow ...

... party. Woes Exceptional opportunities. Early appliceti.n Salvation Army Emigration Offices —Address, Col D C. Lareb, 1112, Queen Victoria Street, London. it 0. ...

... y meeting. remarked that the Queen had peacefully away after • reign of unparrelled and prosperity. She was beloved by all her 'objects, and respected at home and abroad. Queen Victoria a perfeett example of what • Queen and Sovereign ought to be. He ...

... the irreparable sustained by the whole British nation in the death of venerable and illustrious Sovereign, Queen Victoria, and to offer its th epest sympathy with the Royal Family In their personal bereavement. Councillor James seconded the Imolation, which ...

... between Preston and Carlisle, and was always selected as the driver of the Royal train on this section. In 1817 , he drove Queen Victoria on ier return by j was of Fleetwood from her unit visit to Scot- -- *- ...

... Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, end to offer their loyal devotion to His Majesty King Edward VII. The Vise-Chairman (Mr Jeffrey Jones) seconded, saying that no words of hie could add anything to the resolution. Their at the lom of the Queen had been qual ...

... sum £57,920 was derived from voluntary contributions. During the same period an additional sum of 1:19,215 exclusive of Queen Victoria Clergv Fund grants, obtained from voluntary contributions, had been distributed in income grants from the diocesan fund ...

... the department for members announced that in oonsequence of the establishment of the Queen Victoria Memorial Fund, £1,021 had been devoted to farming Queen Victoria pensions in connectkm with the Sunninchill Memorial Fund, and that in response to a letter ...

... detached buildings house the caddies, and the profes..ional's shop. The buildings were erected by the Wire Wove Co., of Queen Victoria Street. London, and is fire-proof all through, from designs prepared by kir R. Welling. Thorns., Lla nilri nil od Welk ...