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... The worn-oat uniforms of the British Army, when sold, bring back into the War Office treasury close upon £30,000 a year. Queen Victoria is Sovereign over one continent, 100 paeans/gas, 500 promontories, 1,000 lakes, 3.0 00 rivers, and 10,000 islands. Men ...
... stamps issued by Great Britain—penny and twopenny—bore the portrait of the then young Queen Victoria. Why did they bear a portrait/ It was because the face of the Queen offered a safeguard against forgery. If the tiny stamps could be printed by anybody ...
... szil Womaz Both. Queen Victoria is a very old lacy. but she does not neglect those courtesies that have oanseci her all her life to be loved by Chime that know her. Old servants may grow very old in their attendance upon her before she Minks them sufbciently ...
... Our late Queen did not like this glittering carriage, and for forty it was unwed, that is from 1261 until 1901, when King Edward opened his first Parliament. It will he remembered that for both the Jubilee and the Diamoud Jubilee Queen Victoria drove ai ...
... accounts, and the Ring ell Queen of Hanover, the Duke of Cumberland, the Empress of Rassia—as also does the present Empress—the Queen of Wurtemberg, the Princess J:lsterhazy, and the Duchess of Kent, mother of Queen Victoria. Thee, among the archives of ...
... 'is dead: his son, Frederick, who succeeded him, is dead ; his grandson, William, is now on the throne. 13m, thank God, Queen Victoria still lives, and is well, and reigns over dear old England.' ...
... in the neighbouring kingdom or Portugal widowod Queen Pia may he said, like ths widowed oaarina at Bt. Petersburg. to head a species of opposition to the court and government of hoe son. The widowed Queen Emma of Holland eurrendered a little more than ...
... local Labour men are at present busy with their cleaning, and necessary &Herat:loos on the prospec• tic new premises in Queen Victoria Street. They are hoping to have them ready for occupation by the beginning of July. I.L.P. MLMMON.—The Rev. W. B. Graham ...
... characteristic of photographs to general no one Could doubt its authenticity : On one of the first simile of the late Queen Victoria and Prince Albert to Desskia, • photographer from Aberdcvn was ordered to Balmoral to photograph them. no wise embarrassed ...
... ion, it was resolved to apply for affiliation with the headquarters in London of the Queen Victoria Sick Poor Nurse& Association, and for the engagement of • Queen's nurse to commence duties as soon as possible. A emb-committee was appointed to draw ...
... of illustrious prrsontges. The ex-Empress Eugenie is quite as partitir about her beds as the Duchess of Etlinbarth or Queen Victoria, and quite agrees with firs' -named lady as to the fineness of the linen and the tightness of the drawing of sheets, but ...
... send to the various branches, for support. • petition to the Ring protesting against Italian labour being used in the Queen Victoria , Memoral, now being erected in front of Buckingham Palace. Messis. H. Myers and C. Potts were elected delegates to the ...