... WRECK OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA The operations for raising the wreck to the surface of the water were resumed yesterday forenoon, at low water. The steamers and other craft were got alongside in their proper position. Fresh cables had been provided of great ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AT BOULOGNE. The following letter from Boulogne gives some details of Queen Victoria's arrival there, subsequent proceedings, and final departure :-- Immediately on the train arriving at five 'Minutes past five, the Queen ...

... LOSS OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA The Balliaasloe and Britannia steamers, accompanied three ste: m-tngs, commenced operations on Monday at Howth, with the view ot raising the wreck of the Queen Victoria. Confident expectations arc entertained of successful result ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA IN PARIS. TUE VISIT TO VERSAILLES AND TUE GRAND OPERA. On Tuesday morning, their Majesties left the St. Cloud Palace, and proceeded iu open carriages to Versailles. The drive is one of extraordinary beauty, diversified by a noble variety ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA TO THE ARMY. Lord Pa - nmare has addressed the folio xing telegraphic despstch to G,neral Simpson:— DEPARTmENT, &pt. 12.—The Qieen has rec.:ived with deep emotion the welome intelligence of the fall of Sebastopol. Penefrated with profJand ...

... Birth of Queen Victoria. ‘ln Ion? letter, add reseed to Dr. dated Amor* bach, March, 1919, tbo Duke sat **• The interesting situation the Dutchess causes me hourly anxiety; and you, who well know ray views and fe. lings, can well appreciate how eagerly ...

... an air of the deepest gloom over the city, and is tbe only subject of conversation on all Ts e Queen Victoria, Captain Church, commander, belonging to the City of Dublin Stea-n Packet Company, started from Liverpool, for Dublin, at half-past three o'clock ...

... T WRECK OF TUE QUEEN VICTORIA. CORONER'SINQUEST. *DUdBLIN, Vii. I7. I e~ few particular, ,inf cddition, to thofie ekeoMY published- respecting: the sad catastrphe of'ths Queeti Vkictra, have yet been ascertained. up to yesterday, -only feWr~, the bodies ...

... LOSS OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA STEAMER. Mr. W. GOOLD asked the President of the Board of Trade whether, in connection with the recent loss of this vessel, his attention had been called to the want of a fog-bell at the Bailey lighthouse; and whether the government ...

... VISIT OF QUEEN VICTORIA TO BERLIN. The Bourse Gazette of Berlin of the 17th says A visit of the Queen of England to the Court of Berlin, and one of the nine° and Princess of Prussia to London, have long been the subject of conversation, and it is now ...

... THE WRECK OP THE QUEEN VICTORIA. report of Captain Walker the wreck of the steam aliip Queen Victoria, of Dublin, which struck on the rooks off Howth Head on the 15th February, together with the minutes of evidence taken during his inquiry, has been published ...

... THE WRECK OP THE QUEEN VICTORIA. The coroner’s inquest on the bodies of the four sufferers was brought to a conclusion a little before 7 o’clock yesterday evening, when the jury brought in the following verdict find that John Reardon, jun., came by his ...