... THE LOSS OF THE^ QUEEN VICTORIA CONTINUATION OF THE INQ.UE3T. Diblin, Tuesday. The inquest or. the bodies ofthe two women and the two children, the only persons found out of the entire number who were drowned in this ill-fated vessel, was resumed yesterday ...

... THE QUEEN VICTORIA STEAMER. The following is a copy of the report of Captain Walker, who made an official inquiry into the circumstances connected with the loss of the Queen Victoria steamer : — TO THK RIGHT HON. THE LORDS OF THE COMMITTEE OF PRIVY COUNCIL ...

... r LOSS OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA ADJOURNED INQUEST. DUBLIN, Feb. 23. . luraeu inquest upon the bodies of those who had j ' ined bj the loss of this ill-fated vessel was resumed jo the board-room of the Police-office, Kings- ' ?? , r _ Henry Davis, Esq., county ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA TO HER ARMY. (From the Gazette of last night.) Lord Panmure has addressed the following tele- graphic despatch to General Simpson : — WAR DEPARTMENT, Sept. 12. The Queen has received with deep emotion the welcome intelligence of the fall ...

... M. Talandier kas written to us to deny that he ever vilified Queen Victoria. We believe that he is literally right in this ; though we recollect that when M. Felix Pyat, at a meeting of French republican refugees, read his noto- rious libel upon her Majesty ...

... Government is to ?? -„. plied to tbis notification tbat it should -cc the marriage tn pleasure. Tbe journal adds tbat Queen Victoria caused her congratulations to be presented to tbe impena on the subject. The Semaphore of Marseilles says — Mot onl ...

... OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA DUBLIN STEAMER. GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. (from our own correspondent.) KINGSTOWN, Tuesday Morning. A frightful catastrophe occurred this morning off this coast. The City of Dublin Steam-ship Com- pany's vessel, Queen Victoria, which left ...

... despatch from Brussels, King Leo- pold is about to visit Lornbardy, where his Majesty will remain a month. Her Majesty Queen Victoria arrived yesterday morning in the royal yacht in sight of Cherbourg, and was saluted by the batteries of the coast. In ...

... ;^lressed tbe following communication to ■ ie Espania . — g seen in various journals the statement ess of Kent, mother of Queen Victoria, had the Catholic faith, I feel it incumbent on ?? lienor to belong to her household, to give .. rail contradiction to ...

... the 14th January. I'rince Augustus Ernest of Saxe-Weimar, colonel of the Grenadiers of tbe Guard, and Aide-de-Camp to Queen Victoria, has been named by tbe King of Holland Knight o( ?? Military Order of William. The Duke de Terceira, the Portuguese Ambassador ...

... proceed from thence to Wildbad, and pass the j summer there. An engraving is to be made of the field piece lately sent by Queen Victoria, in order that it may figure in the archives ofthe Committee of the Artillery of France. The equestrian statue of the ...

... Majesty's health there is every reason to believe that there is a most satisfactory cause; and, indeed, it is known that Queen Victoria was most anxious and pressing in her kind advices to the Empress, to observe every precaution on which so important a ...