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... QUEEN VICTORIA The visit of Queen Victoria to Porte mouth on February %I. 1843. aroused great enthusiasm among the inhabitants. and most elaborate arrangements were made to give her a right royal welcome. The streets were decorated, triumphal arches erected ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA. IftAstborises ' , milli:anon Letters King decided to make public 3 farther instalment of the Letters Queen Victoria, so the Press Association These Letters ar a selection from her Majesty's correspondence from 1&17 to the death of the ...
... housekeeper. A Scrambie to Avoid the Queen. “The Royal Family was and affectiouate,’’ says the writer, but there ood members and the people connected with the Cou ng rt aetrange surface dread of meeting the Queen, which was perfectly incom- prehensible ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA la presence of a pest gathering of 67 Mineola Royalties aM amid scenes of spiteidoor. Prince the eldest son of Sweden ands Victoria, was y morning of Queen the one-time sad Gotha. bride was a picture beauty in her white satin dress, with ...
... individuals seated round a a weil.furnisaed table, who on inquiry turn out to t( be tile queen's head coachman, coe Queen's bead tootmau, the Queen's head cook, and the Queen's S head something else. Strict orders have been given that they must be waited on ...
... instance, she sat there at the chatting as easily about her life-long friend, Queen Victoria, as any gentle old lady would become reminiscent about another, for the great Queen and Mrs. Tom Thumb wero just old ladies together, the isolation tnat the world ...
... Victoria and Women | Throughout Queen Victoria’s long reign she ‘was naturally brought more into contact with ‘men than with members of her own sex. Her Majesty, however, was very fond of women, and deeply interested in them. Jeuny Lind was one ofher ...
... GLIMPSES OF EN VICTORIA first saw Victoria at the in 1830. “She | @ very nice little girl indeed” ne aad cow ne senses to change his opinion 1237 after she came to the “ A word or two about Vic. She is as much idolised as ever, Sutherland, who received ...
... itik, QUEEN ICTORIA CUP The Army Rifle Association have announced the winners of the een Victoria Cu for Home Corps to be the 3rd Battalion Worcester- shire Regument, stationed at Aldershot. ‘This is the sevond successive year that the battalion has woa ...
... EEN VICTORIA’S DISBELIE There are stories of more august personages, among them one or two of Queen Victoria, whose many endearing virtues, her ion, her carnest desire for the wellare of others, had no more sincere admirer than the or two humorous storics ...
... A Grandson of Queen Victoria The Grand Duke was a great grandson of Queen Victoria, and his wife, who was Princess Cecile of Greece, was a cousin of the Duchess of Kent, and a close relative of King George of the Helene., who is at present in London. ...
... of the and the King in their long march throu-' strects of the West End when the en route for Windeor. Nor did any of the Queen was conve! to Paddington ...