... “«QUEEN VICTORIA.™ The Life of Queen Vietoria, by Mr. Richard “Holmes, the Librarian at Windsor, issued lay by Messts. Boussod, Valadon, and Co., 4 handsome volume of royal quarto size, + tno paper, printed in beautifully clear type, \d excellently ...

... end V.B. ' The Queen's' Surrey Regiment, made a stiff fight for the drat place in the final stage of the Queen's, but took the second place. winning the Budge and 180. Bad it not been for an unfortunate miss at 800 yards, the coveted ' Queen's' wol3ld have ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA, The following In Memoriam is from As pen of Mr. H. FrancieWeetlake, of Pem. Coll.. Oxon.. nephew of Mr. W. J. Francis, Green's End, Woolwich : Thins was no trumpet-call of Death ; Thy eau! Passed out in calmest sleep without a sigh ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AS A MORAL FORCE. The Right lion. W. E. 11. LECKY, M.P. THE BLACK CITY . . , London braohe, Ulustmted by many photographs. Sir \v: B. RICHMOND, A. THE TRAINING OF OUR OFFICERS—SANDHURST Fully illustrated. The AUTHOR of “AN ABSENT-MINDED ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. The following communication has been receives! by Miss t:ribble, hon. secretary to the Wimbledon Branch Committee: `• Dear Madam,—l beg to acknowledge receipt of your letter giving me the inforniatams that you have sent the sum of £266116110 ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. A book that hea le awaited with keen interest bye wide public is now published. It ii Mr. Lyttort Strachey's long. promised Queen Victoria (Chatto and %Indus, net). Mr. Strachey's Eminent Victorians struck a new note in English ...

... Queen Victoria. 2. SCOTLAND. By WILLIAM BEATTIE, M.D., of Cnlver»lty Edinlmnrh; Member of the Ro?«I Colleite of Phy»lcUn*. I.ondon; of the lli«torle*l Instltatt oi France; Author of •* *e. Illustrated by 120 •plenJld View# (with land Map of the country) ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. (From Blackwood'* First come, trotting along slowly, detachment o Guards clearing the way, their sabres glisten in the bear-skin caps flout the sky—ladies are P ture, U -n vine men, such lovely coats, beautiful swords, fad \ moustaches ...

... queen VICTORIA taiU “C ouuntri®® was ramaaabaced an tb® first of d-tfc '• ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA: A BIOGRAPHY. By SIDNEY LEE, ED' Ton OF THE DICTIONAKY OF NATIONAL. PIOGRArIIY l'aianimowdy acclaimed the I'res►. .Appended are three representative London. Provincial, and Scotch opinions: Timis : Briefly we may my that Mr. Lee's honk ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA ANIMAL SUFFERING. BT THE EDITOR OF THE ANMAUP GUARDIAN.” The creat interest which her late Majesty Quee« Victoria incessantly showed in the protection of living dumb animals from cruelty was her private and public life girl her teens. When ...

... gilt edges. “A charmingly sympathetic and graceful accouat of the Queens domestic life and personal character.” “There are many ives of our Queen, Out the fate Mrs. Oliphant's ‘¢ n Victoria’ will always remain predominant among them for those peculiar giits ...