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... QUEEN VICTORIA. Lord Esher last evening delivered an interesting lecture at the Royal Institution, on the * Letters of Queen Victoria,”” of which he was joint editor. He said that during his «uty of arranging the correspondence for publication, he found ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA Tel 01422 202952 Best wishes to both teams in the finals at Twickenham from Harry and Janet at the Queen Victoria I 39 Ovenden Road Halifax Function Room available, self contained with own bar, dance floor etc for further information ...

... FOR QUEEN VICTORIA. All the Queen's bridesmaids' dresses were made in Bethnal Green too, and at that time. the Queen's mother, the Duchess of Ted', formed a society of woeoen who promised to have their clothes made of woven silk to help the weaving industry ...

... THE LATE QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL SERVICE AT FROGMORE. The King attended a memorial service to-day at Frogmore Mausoleum to Queen Victoria. It was conducted by the Archbishop of Canterbury, assisted by tie Dean of Windsor, and Canons Dalton, Clement, Smith ...

... ++ Queen Victoria Led. ( - VEEN VICTORIA was the fairy godmother who really brought the hundreds of thousands of deft-fingered girl typists into the modern business offices of Britain. Although she never lived to see the amazing outcome of her work and ...

... LETTERS OF QUEEN VICTORIA. AN INTERESTING ACTION In the Chancery Division, to-day, Justice Joyce declared his reserved judgment upon a summons taken out in the administration of the estate of the late Duke of Rutland, to settle an interesting point respecting ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE IMPOST When Peel was alout instituting his income-tax of 7d. in th 2 pound on all incomes of £l5O and upwards, in 1842, Queen Vietoria decided to pay the impost. Lord Melbourne was disposed to think she was right. It would, he said ...

... KAISER AND QUEEN VICTORIA The Kaiser used his private influence with Queen Victoria, while the German Foreign Office worked through the German Ambassador in London. The position of Heligoland was such that in the hands of a great sea Power it absolutely ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AS SITTER. One of the main difficulties confronting Sir John Livery at the outset of the work was to obtain a sitting front Queen Victoria. I knew that failure to do so would flak! it far more difficult to persuade other people to sit ...