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... Local Philanthropic Society circles have sustained a severe loss by the death in the Royal Hospital, Richmond, on Thursday, of Mr. A. Cole. Mr. Cole had been secretary to St. Margarets Philanthropic Society for a number of years, and in that capacity had ...
... honoured by the presence of His Majesty the King, Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of York, and Her Royal Highness the Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll; the Lord Mayor, the Lady Mayoress, and the Sheriffs of London with their ladies paid ...
... October, 1778, the Duchess having died 23rd July, 1778, leaving Petersham to her husband, Charles, third Duke of Queensbury and second of Dover, who left it to his niece by marriage. (Stables and offices adjoining built by the Duke and Duchess; also outer ...
... the Home, Colonel E. Gowlland, D. 5.0., the Commandant, said lie had received a communication from Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll. who had been invited to attend, regretting Her Royal Highness's absence there that night owing to a previous engagement ...
... George Glanville, Argyle-road, laleworth, who was riding on the back of the lorry, said never saw the girl until after the accident. Dr. Joyce deposed that death had already taken place when the girl was admitted to the 'to/pital. Death, which was due to ...
... since her father's death nearly twenty-five years a'zo, has been her mother's -onstant and devoted companion. 'Even at 'ler advanced age. Mr,. 13orka.c possessed much If the vigour of a youthful mind, and to within a fortnight of her death retained all 'ter ...
... danced very prettily to the obvious delight of the onlookers. SUDDEN DEATH. Dr. M. H. Taylor, Coroner, held an inquest at Richm on d yesterday regarding- the death of Mr,. Margaret Belcher._ 74 a widow, residing at Paradise-cottages, Richmond. — Dorothy ...
... family having been Maurice, a Magyar nobleman, who went to Scotland in the train of Edgar Atheling and Isis sister Margaret (afterwards Margaret ('anmore), when they were fleeing from William the Conqueror. The legend is that a fierce storm drove the fugitives ...
... Campbell Jackson, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jackson, of Lochgilphead, Argyll, and Margaret Westwood Newby, daughter of the late John Arthur Newby and Mrs. Margaret Newby, Muswell Hill. • • • It was black Friday in Barnes last week. The borough ...
... received from T.R.H, Prince and Princess Clristian, T.R.H. the Duke aad Duchess of Connaught, HACH. the Duchess of Albany 11.R.H, Princess Henry of Battenberg, the Duke of Argyll, H.R.H. Princess Royal, the Duke of Fife, H.R.H. Princess Victoria, H.H ...
... 'ourt. La-t . lolesev, this afternoon. Included in the prizes will be a challenge sun presented by Princess Louise. Duchess of Argyll. who has consented to give away the prizes. PP ESENTATION OF THANKS BADGE. In view of her early departure ✓ from Richmond ...
... Minister in London, after having been to Ranelagh in the afternoon. On Wednesday the Duke and Duchess companied the Royal party to Wembley, and in the afternoon the Duchess kttended the annual meeting of the Waifs and Strays Society at the Church House, Westminster ...