 | Edmund Burke - Books - 1893 - 668 pages
...gratitude for the universal feeling of sympathy manifested towards them at a time when they are overpowered by the terrible calamity which they have sustained...them more than ever attached to their dear country. " Windsor Castle, Jan. 20, 1892." A few days later there appeared in a special edition of the London... | |
 | John Rusk - 1901 - 458 pages
...gratitude for the universal feeling of sympathy manifested towards them at a time when they are overpowered by the terrible calamity which they have sustained...them more than ever attached to their dear country. — Windsor Castle, January 20th, 1892." A few days later there appeared in a special edition of the... | |
 | John Rusk - Great Britain - 1901 - 524 pages
...gratitude for the universal feeling of sympathy manifested towards them at a time when they are overpowered by the terrible calamity which they have sustained...them more than ever attached to their dear country. — Windsor Castle, January 20th, 1892." A few days later there appeared in a special edition of the... | |
 | John Rusk - Great Britain - 1901 - 524 pages
...gratitude for the universal feeling of sympathy manifested towards them at a time when they are overpowered by the terrible calamity which they have sustained...will make them more than ever attached to their dear country.—Windsor Castle, January 20th, 1892." A few days later there appeared in a special edition... | |
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The Prince and Princess of Wales are anxious to express to Her Majesty's subjects, whether in the United Kingdom, in the Colonies or in India, the sense of their deep gratitude for the universal feeling of sympathy manifested towards them at a time when... 