... geatest le anti 'AWotltell ?? pro: ot'all agea Naval ud Mlilitary Heroes, ?? atid fit e ' ot ?? from W\ ai ott. 'to Queen' Victoria. Erininent ?? ...

... that it is intended to make the collection one of the very best yet offered to the public. Fifty Years a Queen: a Demoir of Her Majesty Queen Victoria (Bemrose and Sons).-A simplywritten sketch, enlivened by many anecdotes and containing a large number ...

... lereadante. Overture (Euryanthe) .. .. ?? . Weber. PART V. Sinfoni In A Mifnor, No. 3. (Dedicatedto her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria) ?? Mendelssohn. Duetto on Styrian Melodies, ,I Mointanarl, Madame Lemnmens Sherrington and Mr. Sautley ?? Benedict. ...

... Lento Assai The Pre- ludes (No. 6). MAPPIN & VEBBUS -'PRESENTATION SILVER PLATE. ONLY LONDON -ADDRESSES- FACING THE 2, QUEEN VICTORIA' ST. A ION HOUSE ), Emus~,& 158 to 1'62, OXFORD ST., LONDONWo r . i I - ...

... be ait the heiglst of what is called the ''season.'' Trade may be languishing. The Queen reeks not. She prefer6s a retreat inl Scotland or thet Isle of Wighit. The Queen' secluded mode of 'life bearsi a stran~ge, re- semblance to that led by the King of ...

... with the following inscription :-This Master's Gavel, used by her Majesty Queen Victoria in laying the foundation- stone of the Imperial Institute (the Jubilee Memorial of the Queen's reign), on July 4th, 1887, was presented to the Savage Club Lodge (No ...

... Mrs. Marks, are exact prototypes of our Salvationists, minus banners and War Cries; the Conservatives in the re'gn of Queen Victoria have retained the characteristics of those under 'callous Nero; the gossips are busy in exactly the same way to-day ...

... for examination, and with the promised visits of the 6lite of society to his abode to inspect this remarkable find. Queen Victoria herself will honour the place with a visit. The venerable deceased is brought tothe Professor's residence, duly ensconced ...

... 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 i interest to flag, and the piece evoked much laughter ...

... performance the Pfangereaetsc was presented to Queen Victoria, who for the first tired during twenty years was present at a theatricalrl)rresclletti,; ''Now, to be accorded tire honour of a presentatioir to tulip Queen moans in England e~lsati. one Is at once ...

... 175.] WILSON, ROBERT. The Life and Times of Queen Victoria. (Cassell and Co.) [The second volume of this profusely illustrated compilation has now been reached, and br ngo the story of Queen Victoria's reign from i857 down to the Jubilee year.' 410 ...

... the Hereditary Grand Duchess of [eckie~bug-Strelitz, and the Princess Mary of Cambridge. PRIscCc ALFRED, second son of Queen Victoria, passed through Augsburg on the 24th on his way to Coburg. TEE PurIcEs oF Ouns arrived at Glasgow on Monday, and were ...