
15th October 1066 last Anglo Saxon royal that never was crowned
The last living member of the Anglo-Saxon Royalty In 1066, after the death of
The last living member of the Anglo-Saxon Royalty In 1066, after the death of
A piece of history is on show at a new exhibition at the Victoria and
The Queens Gallery Buckingham Palace:
SPLENDOURS OF THE SUBCONTINENT: FOUR CENTURIES OF SOUTH ASIAN PAINTINGS AND MANUSCRIPTS
The Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace
This exhibition will display items showing the relationship between the British Crown and South Asia. Mixed selection of Art works, manuscripts. Depictions of Hindu gods. The Geographical journey covers key points in time covering more than 400 years of history.
Free entry is included in the price to the SPLENDOURS OF THE SUBCONTINENT: A PRINCE’S TOUR OF INDIA 1875-6. That features items that Queen Victoria’s eldest son the Prince of Wales Albert Edward “Bertie” was given as gifts on his trip to India. This 4 month trip included 21 locations. He succeeded the throne in 1901 upon Queen Victoria’s death as Edward the VII.
John Wilkes was a controversial figure in 18th-century British politics. He was born in 1725 and grew up in a wealthy family, but he was
1925 Margaret Thatcher Former British Prime Minisiter was born on this day . Thatcher Served as Prime Minister from 1979 – 1990 Quotes, “The problem
After 6 years of war, on the 7th May 1945, Germany signs unconditional surrender to the Allies The surrender took place at Allied headquarters in Reims, France.
1986 – the sudden deregulation of the financial markets On the 27th October 1986, the
The political battle ground of the early 90s was local taxation, the money you paid
The Sell off of the crown jewels of Nationalised Britain Gas, oil, telecommunications, various industries,
Mrs Thatcher’s personal assistant “Crawfie” was Cynthia Crawford who played a huge part in the
Another addition to the developments behind Kings Cross. This time a futuristic meets Victorian revolution
Since Visiting Osterley House with their Winter Exhibition which contains Silverware from the Goldsmiths
Fight Night: Tommy Burns vs Gunner Moir, National Sporting Club, Covent Garden London, 2nd December
The Michael Faraday Statue in London The Faraday Statue above stands outside 2 Savoy
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