... QUEEN VICTORIA* The reign of Queen Victoria is already to be counted among the longest in the history of England, and that it may be first in duration, as it has been in the steady growth of national prosperity, is the heartfelt wish of every lcyal subject ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA: AL. By SIDNEY LEE, EDITOR OF THE DICTI3NARY OF NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY. The QUARTERLY REVIEW for January says : Mr. Sidney Lee has performed, with marked success, a work which required in no common measure a combination of assiduous labour ...

... THE QUEEN VICTORIA Plymouth, Friday, 3 p.m.— Very little hope is now entertained of being able to get off this fine for since yesterday she has strained so severely, that is filling more rapidly than the water can possibly be got out of her the ship’s ...

... 13. ' The Queen's' Surrey Regiment, made a stiff fight for the first place in the final stage of the Queen's, but took the second place, winning the Badge and 1:60. Had it not been for an unfortunate miss at 800 yards, the coveted ' Queen's would have ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. • The most interesting portion of the , 1 Groville Memoirs is that relating to the accession of Queen Victoria, then • girl of eighteen years of age. Her , mother, the Duchess of Kent, was a • German Princess, and her father had been ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. Roze. March 20.—This moming's jeurrals welcome Queen Victoria to Italy, and express themselves in very cordial terms towards Her Majesty and the Eaglish people. ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. (k'uiutiiil by Sir W. 1411.) PORTRAITS OF HER MAJESTY AT DIFFER ENT PERIODS. ...

... of the Queen's domestic life and personal character. The GUARDIAN says: There are many lives of our beloved Queen, but the late Mrs. Oliphant's 'Queen Victoria' will always remain predominant among them for those peculiar gifts of discernment of character ...

... Queen Victoria. We have reached a time when it is perhaps havder to get a fair estimate ot the character of Queen Victoria than it is of Queen Ehzabeth, or even Queen Avne. Gradually winning popularity in the ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. The annual installation meeting of the Queen Victoria Lodge (No. 2055) was held at the Freemasons Hall, Plymouth, when Mr. J. W. Aggett wAs installed as W.M., in succession to Mr. E. Birch, I.P.M. The following appointments were also made:-8 ...

... The Queen Victoria.' This poplular licensed house, at 131, Globe Road, Bethnal Green. has been under the capable control of its genial host, Mr. J. Morant, for nearly two years, and during that time he has made many friends in the district. Ile is very ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. V. R. I.: lira AND By the MARQUIS or Lomas, H.T. (Harpers. 55.) The author of this life, now the Duke of Argyll, writes 'gently gracefully, If net really well; but his life of Queen Victoria Is hardly distingaisbable from other books whieb ...