... carried, and a vote of thanks to the chair- man closed the proceedings; AUSTh.L1A WrXB F'ou Ms QuEEN.-An ele- gant case, addressed to her Majesty Queen Victoria, has been forwarded from. Albury, containing a choice assort. ment of Mr. Fallon's famed Albury ...

... composed by Jacob Bradford, Mus.Doc., Oxon, to celebrate the fiftieth year of the reign of her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, has been republished for use at the coming Jubilee. This musicianly work will no doubt take a foremost place in the ranks ...

... Luigi th Lablache and Mise Ada Nsilson acted sympathetically cc in the parts of the officer and the lady. cca 1 .- . ,,03 Queen Victoria took a long walk yesterday. The X weather was, according to a Xeuter's telegram from i Aix, cold and cloudy, The Prince ...

... 'ithitehall, and Parlia- ment-street to Westminster Hali. The route on retur ning will be by the Themes lEmbaninnent, Queen Victoria- street, Queen-street, and BKing-street, to Guildisal.. Txni BnlrmGrHolA: CHmIbml6..-The Sfeenth annual o~llections for the Birmingham ...

... t of the lat.1egimentof Tife Guardswl ?? their Royal Hlighnesae, who will prcied, by the Mall, the Thames Embankment, Queen Victoria- strbyee throiughCornhill, into Bi shopqgat-sfteet and Beth naltgreen-road, tand arrive at the Msuseum at 12.15 o'olok ...

... e of hMr.T. Cutler, WIS opened tq S.he pbliF on Baturday. The listh ot Queen Victoria ' vas cordially proposed, and Sir H.- &. Lsyavd j.xoposed the 31Health of thoelBng, Queen, aud CrownU Priuee of italy. Conimlendatore Donghi, who had journeyed uwO~ ...

... to him and the events of 181-5. throwr their shadow before them. La Rime is greatly looked at because the property of Queen Victoria, and the gift of the Emperor Napoleon III. to the Prince Cousort when he was at St. Cloud in 1855. It is large for a ...

... undertakiog.-A dicuslsiou followed, in the course of which Admiral Gore Tones who was sent as r. an envoy from Queen Victoria to the Queen of Mada. te gascar, described in glowing terms his reception at the hr court, the scene, he said, being equl in ...

... united in the celebration of the sixtieth, anniver- sary of the reigtt of her laijesty Queen Victoria. Ths splendid demonstrations whih have taken place throughout the Q~ueen's domeinions testify at once to the .loyalty and the affection of the pe ople ' -towa ...

... of the poet in most of his many manners. There is even something in tho officlI manner in ithe poem -oni the .ablee of Queen Victoria, whish is 6artainly to.'better than othrersof the sme clss from the same pen, though we hestate to say it is no worso ...

... proceeded with.- Werceotcrohis-e Chronilcl.I TEE QUEEN'S EHOU5EHOLDW-If in any family in: the kingdom pure bread would be expected to be found, it is in that of her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, and wec find the Qoieen's private baker pronounces ...

... of France to the Empire, including the Reine Hortense, which obtained a prize in 1849; the Duchesse de Cambacdres, &c. Queen Victoria also shows a pale pink flower amid this gorgeous court of roses. The roses are only equalled by the azaleas, dis- played ...