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... AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, & BRITISH COLUMBIA & Passengers helding Victoria P: e Warrants, or BounzgeTickeu fo§ Ltnu.ton.::}gohn Town, :Jill be carried by this Line, the latter via Melurne. THE ‘““WHITE STAR LINE BRITISH axp AUSTRALIAN EX-ROYAL MAIL CLIPPERS ...
... Soreign Intelligence, FRANOE. Paris, Jan. 3.—The Patrie of this evening says : —“ The Emperor and Queen Victoria .ui.n,.a New Year’s congratulations through the telegraph.” La France announces that a reinforcement of 4300 men bas been sent to the army ...
... the rate of 2000 or 3000 per week.” — New Zealand Examiner, AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, & BRITISH COLUMBIA & Passengers helding Victoria P: ‘Warrants, or Bounty Tickets for Launceston orfiohfl Town, will be carried by this Line, the latter via Mel- THE “WHITE ...
... high degree of prosperity. Prize MEDAL—INTERNATIONAL Exmrerriox. —The Jurors have Awarded a Prize Medal for ** Wotherspoon’s Victoria Lozenges,” en account of their ““ Purity and Excellence of Quality,” vide List of Awards. These popular Sweets are variously ...
... -wchin&.eriec of analysis, the Jurors have Awarded a Prize Medal for the };un'ty and Ezcellence of Quality of ** Wotherspoon's Victoria _Lo-x-, which are to be had variously flavoured in P muu,’d,&d,udhldnei MASTER AND JOURNEYMEN BAKERS' ANNUAL SUPPER. The ...
... lips of a Scotsman. He used to say, in his own quiet and emphatic way, ‘had Burns lived in Glasgow during the reign of Queen Victoria, his fame would never have crossed the channel, or found its way to the border.” ” While Macfarlan was moving about the ...
... wishes. It was a great matter for a nation to be well governed, and they might be all proud that they lived in the reign of Queen Victoria, whose sub- Jjects were the happiest that Great Britain had ever seen, and he trusted that her son would be equal to herself ...
... At Victoria Place, Grangemouth, on the 11th inst., by the Rev. Peter White, of Denny, the Rev. John Muir Lambie, to Maggie Thomson, eldest daughter of the late William Cowie, Esq. (No cards.), At 127 Cecil Street, Emerald Hill, Melbourne, Victoria, on ...
... 10th of March, free of charge, all persons who shall have given proper notice. It is stated on suthority that Her Majesty the Queen bas been graciously pleased to puichase riband favours manufactured at Coventry, for the marrisge of His Roysl Highness the ...
... presented a spectacle altogether unequalled in its annals, The visit of the Allied Sovereigus in 1814 —the marriage of Queen Victoria—her State visit to the city of London—the funeral of the Duke of Wellingtoneach in turn attracted into the streets a countless ...
... cloth was then drawn, and glasses filled, when The Cu ikMan rose and proposed the health of her most Graciows Majesty, Queen Victoria. I duing so, the chairman alluded 1o Lhe Tact that, for some time past we had bren eapressing condolence with her Majesty ...
... history of kingdoms and empires there has rarely if ever been a sovereign so much beloved for unostentatious goodness as Queen Victoria, and all her subjects feel a deep and potent interest in everything which concerns, her. happiness. The people mourn when ...