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... the trusted friends and advisers > of the QUEEN. 'How many amongst. us now e i remember the 'DUyE OF WELLINGTOW, for ex- f . ample?. Yet the DuxE OF WELLINGTON Was for lyears one of those upon whom the QUEEN. most constantly leaned for guidance and support ...

... THE LEEDS MERCLURY. I QUEEN VICTORIA received a visit at Baden- ) Baclen on Saturday from the GRAsrD DunE nd n DucuESS or B.DEN, -who remained tolluncheon. It is stated that Her Majesty will return by the same route as that taken when she left England ...

... English nation, from the QUEEN down to the very mud- larks of London. And we shall scarcely have said good-bye to these humble folk before another distinguished guest will be received under the Royal roof as the recipient of QuiEN VIcTORIA'S personal hospitality ...

... T.HE LEEDS MERIUR{V. QUErN VICTORIA arrived in Paris yesterday mornlng, nud proceeded direct to the British B mbagay. During the afternoon the Erremss paid a viit to Her Majesty. In the evening the Queen left for Lucerne. The Parisians regret the strict ...

... WiRELESS^^j^WIRELES ana hohnsbv limiteo, 10 QUEEN VICTORIA ST. SRICGATE. LEEDS ...

... T'E VILEEDB MERCURY I TuLE GRAND DUKE aud GRAND D-CITESs Of I BAI~lN visited. Qu-cENT VICTORIA YeSteirdny aftinof~n, i| ?? J 'IIJ '11lUaH, L said the lareoiasntA PeRI~on OF GrC)raa.ecrr and hlis clde- son are expected to visit HIer Majesty to-day. PlINCE ...

... exquisite who wastes shis time as a ulcre lounger in the streets or dawdler in thre ?? of fashionable society. Y1SIT OF THE.QUEEN TO BERLIN. Thei l'alllt? Gizeti'e says the report which has been for solne time in eirculationi, that Qtueon Victori:,, was ...

... QUEEN MR. VICTORIA AND GLADSTONE. STORY OF HER DISLIKE. Intimate Secrets Revealed. SON DEFENDS HIS FATHER. Intimate details of the unhappy relations that prevailed between Queen Victoria and Mr. Gladstone are told by the famous statesman s youngest son ...

... Ti'E Royal yacht, Victoria and Albert, with Qul:i.N VICToroA. on board, anchored off Ch irbourg lst evecn'riu. Her Majesty is to proceed to Ritis this morning, and the EyrniEs is to come from Fontaine. blenu to meet her. The Queen will leave Pr.ris again ...

... VIloCOrA at BLdhl| immediately ?? ?? , ster. TIE EING or ITALY is to give a grand ban- quiet to-day in honour of the KctNG and QUEEN OFr DEENrAic aend the Piu.NcE and PanLcass or WALES. TIrE Opinioene of Rome denies the rumuour of changes in the Italian Cabinet ...

... risterial wig also slid off the barristerial head;* and though no member of the Bar went so far as to l address ?? my lord, the QUEEN' s justice,' in this1 unseemly condition, yet the shocking spectacle of a row of natural heads for the first time within living ...