The key piece of legislation underpinning the law surrounding wills is almost 200 years old — the Wills Act was passed in 1837, just two weeks after Queen Victoria ascended to the throne.

Queen Victoria reigned from 20 June 1837 until her death on 22 January 1901 - the longest reign of any British monarch except for the current Queen Elizabeth II. 24 May 1919 marks the centenary of ...

The pride of Britain's cruise ships will be visiting Palma over the next month bringing thousands of passengers and giving ...

Monticello President George Rohrbaugh watched as class members took part in the ceremony ...

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Boxing legend Muhammad Ali was convicted of draft evasion on 1967. He refused to be inducted into the US Armed Forces on ...

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The Victorian-era has long been classified as Glasgow’s ‘Golden Age’ - industry was in full swing on the River Clyde, we were ...

20 June 1837 Victoria comes to the throne after the death of William IV. Victoria became queen at the age of 18 after the death of her uncle, William IV.

The title of this exhibition comes from what is probably the most famous newspaper motto in the world – “all the news that’s ...

The road is being sealed but in “parcels”, with the stretches that are most expensive and difficult to maintain being done ...