... WBECK OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. FIFTY LIVES LOST. [iBY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] [FItOM OUPR DUBLIN CORtRESPONDENT. DUBLIN, TUESDAY. The City of Dublin Steam-ship Company's gearncr Qaeeu Victoria, from Liverpool, struck at gIowth, at one this morning, in a fog ...

... WRECK OF THE QUEEN VJCZORIA. I.D_ The. following report of Captain Walker, .com- issioned by the Board of Trade to inquire into e nature and circumstances attending the wreck the Queen Victoria, has been presented to both ouses of Parliamente- . My L ...

... -WRECK OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. DUBLIN, FEB. 16.- The melancholy loss of the Queen Victoria steamship, which took place yesterday morning, at the entrance to Dublin-bay, and was attended with so fearful a loss of human life, has spread an air of the deepest ...

... WRECK OF THE Q UEEN VICTORIA STEIt Arl R. --4. Trhe following (says the Dublir Eeeavning Post) are the names of the cabin passengers, as they appear in the way- bill of the Queen Victoria from Liverpool, on the 14th instant :-Mr. and Mrs. Welsh ; Mr. ...

... - ?? THE WRECK OF THE QUEE VICTORI, ABOUT SEVENTY LIVES LOST. DOnnoN, Fzu. 16. The melancholY loss of the Queen Victoria steam. Bbip,'which took place yesterday morning, at the en. trance to Dublin Bay, and was attended with so fearful a loss of human ...

... light-house, had been taken very unwell on that morning and was unable to attend in consequence. Witness was in bed when the Queen Victoria first struck, and knew nothing of it till about three o'clock, a.m., on the morning in question, when he was called up ...

... 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 ...

... QTJXEN VICtORIA AND GENERAL CANRO- Tbhe following in ane extract from a PEarm letter of)| flhe 1st instant: Her Majesty the Queen of England Rave every token. Airing her stay 'with as of the admiration she entertained for the noble army of Freance Of ...

... TO QUEEN VICTORIA. In the evening of Saturday week, a ball took gloce in an elegant marquee, built expressly for the occasion, on the lawn, at Osborne, and communicated with the palace by a canvass corridor. The Emperor and Empress, with the Queen and ...

... QUEEN VZVTORMI AND HER AUGUST ALLY. Before another issue of this journal, Queen VICTORIA will in all probability be a guest of Louis NAPoLEON., the present ruler of France. Unless some brilliant success is announced within the next four or five days ...

... ?? b .; . . I :: I I ?? ?? ' . I j .7 ?? 18 ?? I PRESIDENT PIERCE WHIPS QUEEN VICTORIA.- SIR,-The Times says the dispute With America re- specting the recruiting question is settled. Such is possibly the case, but what sort of settlement has been effected ...

... 1.0558 01 TB QUEEN VICTORIA AND tf I4ZARLY EIGIRTY LIVES. The following account of this awful catastrophe Il taken yI rom the Freemam's Journal of Wednesday last.- T It is with feelings of the deepest regret that we have to di announce one of the most ...