... Mrs and Miss Hare were presented to the Queen, who gave Mr Hare, through the Ron. Alex. Yolke, a full-length engraving of her- self from the portrait by Von Angeli. Presented to Mr Juhn Hare by- Queen Victoria I., Balmoral, October 2Gth, 1893, was written ...

... to the coal owners rage. CHORUS.. Ninety-three is o'er, then enter ninety-four; Come, give it welcome with a roar. M~ay Queen Victoria from her golden store, Shell out as she's never done before, In the ecrning year of eighteen ninety-four. There's been ...

... Journal, walks about Vienna with-only one attendant, end never gets mobbed. If people would only let her alone, we believe Queen Victoria would do the same ?? Attendant: So sorry, your Majesty, that our Buckinghaim-palace district delivery cart has goe. Will ...

... 8vo. Sos. THE PUBLIC LIFE OF THE RIGHT HON. J. C. HERRIES, daring the reigns of George III. and IV., William IV., and Queen Victoria. By his SON. 2 Vols. boo. 24S. THE ILIFE AND EVENTFUL CAREER OF THE DUKE OF SALDANHA, Sollierl and Statesmanat. Portrait ...

... preseca Queen Victoria. On one head of the barrel shtcclt 5( gaut enough to furnish a royal dining-room, is thte folleno, inscription, graven on a large plate of solid silver t- Its ron Stagg's choice sugar-cured hams. Presented tor3! Majesty Queen Victoria ...

... admir- ably executed. In scene nine anew version of God Save the Qneen is given entitled The Sixtieth Reign - of Queen Victoria, certainly an original title. Never- i theless, it is favourably received by the audiences. The I followving specialities ...

... RULE. By the author of Lady Audley's Secret, London Pride, &c. London: Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Rent, and Co. Queen Victoria has nearly completed the sixtieth year of her reign. Mliss Braddon, one of the most popular novelists of the Victorian ...

... as4iolx. Her Majesty Queen Victoria left Lucerne on Wednesday, and arrived at Paris on Thursday morning at twenty minutes st ten, and was received at the Eastern railway station by Lord Lyons. At ten o'clock on Thursday evening the Queen left Paris for Cherbourg ...

... MisS IDA DAW (FROM OUR OWN cORRESPONDENT.) The performance of this new farcical comedy was given in aid of the Cardiff Queen Victoria Nurses' Insti- tute. the plot, if somewhat intricate, never allows the interest to flag, and the piece evoked much laughter ...

... the history oftlteir own cotlitny. T1le department devoted to the line of English Kings andl Queens from William of Nornandy to her 2Majestv, Queen Victoria, forms a most interesting study. Not the Isast of the advantages to be derived from an Exhibition ...

... birthday of Queen Victoria. Queen Christina entertained at luncheon 0yesterzhay, on board thle Spanish flagship, YNumlaucia, the Duke and Dutchess of Edinburgh, the Duke of Genoa, a pd the ndmirals and com- modores of the squadrons. The Queen after- twards ...

... composer himself played the solo with finish and neatness, and his recep- tion was most complimentary. Mr Ketelbey is the Queen Victoria scholar, and a very promising student, indeed. The concert began with Bizet's Children's Suite for orchestra and ...