... AS “QUEEN VICTORIA Leaving New Zealand. Mrs. Amos returned ».o Australia and sailed for home on the *’ Largs Bav on July 12th-. On both her outward and return trips she won special Captain s prizes for her role in fancy dress parades as Queen Victoria ...

... faithfully performed, of a crown upheld by honour and virtue. Our wellbeloved Queen has been taken from us. and has gone to the eternal rest. God our dear Queen. Victoria, one of the noblest women, one the greatest Sovereigns the world ha£ seen! Our hearts ...

... FROM Queen Victoria through two world wars to the 90s and the prospect of a new millennium, you will find it all in a 2 new book and from a Bucks perspective. While researching their recent book Buckinghamshire Within Living Memory, members of the Bucks ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA TO HER ARMY. Subjoined we give Her Gracious Majesty's Address her brave Army. The Times thus speaks of : The touching, dignified, and patriotic address of the Queen to the Army, which was published in last night's Gazette, expresses becoming ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA CLERGY FUND. The annual report of the Queen Victoria Clergy Fund stated that the subscriptions for the past year amounted to a total of X 466:0:6, representing an increase of £21:3 on last year. air Charles Ryan moved the adoption of the ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA CLERGY FUND. The Archdeacon Oxford presented and moved the adoption of the report of the Queen Victoria Clergy Fund, relating to small livings in the Diocese. The report, signed by the Bishop of Buckingham and the Archdeacons of Oxford ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE DUKE DE NEMOURS. - We feel ourselves called upon to notice the thickly- sown and widely-spread rumoers relative to the Yormal proposition on the part of the Duke de Ne- monrs for the band of Victoria. We are qnite conscions that ...

... working under ,i a private nurse in their the auspices of. the Queen Victoria j loJaos Jubilee Institute for Nurses. Ibis p t y day they carry out these Institute, founded Queen Victoria. dut j . hot cold weather, wind, rain, has its present patron a ...

... CONSTITUTIONAL PROGRESS DURING THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA. G. O. Bkllewes. 8.A., and W. H. Devenish, 8.A., of the Middle Temple, Barristers-at-Law, and late Scholars of Brasenose College, Oxford. (All Rights Reserved.) PART lI.—POPULAR GOVERNMENT. 1874-80 ...

... CONSTITUTIONAL PROGRESS DURING THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA. G. 0. Bellewes, 8.A., and W. H. Deventsh, 8.A., of the Middle Temple, Barristers-at-Law, and late Scholars of Brasenose College, Oxford. (All Rights Reserved.) PART lI.—MIDDLE-CLASS GOVERNMENT ...

... CONSTITUTIONAL PROGRESS DURING THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA. By G. 0. Bellewes, 8.A., and W. H. Detenish, 8.A., of the Middle Temple, Barristers-at-Law, and late Scholars of Brasenose College, Oxford. (All Rights Reserved.) PART I.—MIDDLE-CLASS GOVERNMENT ...

... CONSTITUTIONAL PROGRESS DURING THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA. G. O. Bellewes, 8.A., and W. H. Devenish, 8.A., of the Middle Temple, Barristers-at-Law, and late Scholars of Brasenose College, Oxford. (All Rights Reserved.) PART lI.—MIDDLE-CLASS GOVERNMENT ...