... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... privileged to call upon his prince to stand godfather in either case. It happens that his royal highness the prince consort of Queen Victoria, and a worthy countryman of Prince Albert's, now resident in West Hartlepool, being native to the manner. born,' have ...

... the Czar's message to his fellow rulers of th civilised world. They are beheld in State and glory, Queen Victoria en. throned on a rock, near her the Queen Ot Holland, the King of Denmark, the Fmperor of Germany, and the Presile'bt of the United States ...

... disclirge. has met the veareant, a man who nomiw is asesistaut warder at Wormwvood-serobbe prison. THE QUEEN VICTORIA INSTITUTE The Qnecn Victoria meritute, .oundedl a!t Pleading to ?? the Dianond Jnbiie, was olhened, oli Friday, by the mayoesssl Mrs ...

... and appointed nurse to the infant Prince Edward, who was after- wards Dulke of Kent. and father of our present Sovereign Queen Victoria. Whenl Mrs. Percy had fulfilad the duties re- quired of her, anid retcuned home to her disconsolate husband, he greeted ...

... of our Father's House. Amen. THE LAMBETH CONFERENCE. THE QUEEN'S REPLY TO THE - BISHUIPS' ADDRESS. The following reply to the bishops assembled, at the jamoeth conference has bezn sent by the Queen to the At-ca- .bishop of (Jauteroury :- I have re- ceived ...

... exclusive right of purveying Omamatno nourishmnent, whlich they had enjoyed fromn the days of ureen tlizraoeth to tho~e of Queen Victoria. lia'nyilv, the patent theatre went down benore the onslaught of enbghtenment and free trade. As for tho IRoyal Duchess ...

... Poussii, the Man and his Worcs, three of the bet exaniples of which are given. The eonciselywvritten Life and Times of Queen Victoria is brought down tothe sinringof 1866 Aniona- the issues of Ward, Lock and Co. 5Our National Cathedrals, with its coloured ...

... turmoil ,nd excitement that will not very speedily came to an end. An important article on Constitutional Government under Queen Victoria appears in Temple Bar. which hasalso several papers e f literary and dramatic interest, including e critique on Salvini's ...

... priate meeting of those39 fSOCIrY of the formation of the aboveilsociety will1 be held in the St. ab~icove oclub,')v 81, Queen V~ictoria. sreE.G., on Tues'day ?? Ae. wsW3 ?? trnO Winter . th fo si ,9trangit who has been ?? snonaibspst. a t Blir0hington-on-Sea ...

... honour o being presented to the Queen. Pru`-flVt - - -_-iaddteCr The Queen has commanded the Carl Rosa Opera company to appear before her Majesty and the Royal family at Balmoral on Monday, Nov. 13. The opera selected by the Queen for the occasion is Auber's ...