... THE LOSS OP THE QUEEN VICTORIA. Yesterday morniiig the tug-steamer Mona, with Captain Denni, of the City of Dublin Steanapacket Company’s steamship Prince of Wales, Mr. Teal, of Ringsend, and other gentlemen experience on board, proceeded to Howth. After ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND TIIE SLAVE MISSIONARY. Tho Roy. Samuel Crowther, a native of Yoruba, on the wes . coast of Africa, having been educated as a missionary in connection with tho Church Missionary Society at Sierra Leone, was ordained in 1843. Ho visited ...

... 1. -77 -~ - . ?? I - X WRECK OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA STEAMER. INQUEST ON FOUR OF THE SUFFERERS. The remains of two females, aged respectively about thirty and forty-f-ve years of age, and of two male children, having been washed ashore at HIowth on Monday ...

... 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 ...

... visited England in 1851, and had an interview on that occasion with Queen Victoria, the circumstances of which do honour alike to the African missionary and the English Queen. The incident is related by a lady who had every means of knowing toe truth in a letter ...

... WRECK OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA STEAMER. FEARFUL OF YUMAN LIFE. The melancholy loss of the :Queen Victoria steamship, at the entrance to Dublin Bay, on Tuesday morning, has spread an air of gloom over the kingdom, and is the subject of conversation on all ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND GENERAL CANROBERT. TB following is an eitract friim a Paris letter of the Ist instant:— Her Majesty the Queen of England gave every token during her stay with us of the admiration she entertained for the noble army of France. Of these ...

... LOSS OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA STEAMER, INQUEST ON FOUR OF THE SUFFERERS. The remains of two females aged respectively about thirty and forty-five years of age, and of two male children, having been washed ashore at How th on Monday evening, they were conveyed ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND ELIZABETH STUART. THE announcement that her most gracious Majesty was about to erect a monument to the memory of the illustrious and unfortunate daughter of Charles I. has caused a sentiment of mingled pleasure and gratitude in all ...

... LOSS OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA STEAMER. INQUEST ON FOUR OF THE SUFFERERS. The remains of two females aged respectively about thirty and forty-five years of age, and of two male children, having been washed ashore at Howth on Monday evening, they were conveyed ...

... TIIR PRESIDENT AND QUEEN VICTORIA. The President has been dining at the Marquis of Douglas's. Among the guests invited to meet him was the Princess Lieyen, who was placed on Louis Napoleon's right hand. It appears that the Princess Lieven is about to ...

... 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 ...