... bildaer-P. Hughes, ucharing-crose, Whitehall s olieitor-11. It' Tome, De Vese- gardens, Veisnegton-te, W. Waldron, lately Queen Victoria-streat. euavyor-C. -Wales, eatrwely-ro'4d Walilamstow f tlder - W. W~heeler, Villa-road, Bricttos, buildel, IRE(2Evluis ...

... THE QUEEN AND CURT.: - p I TLe Queen drove out at Windsor eastle on Monday, accompanied by Princess Victoria of Schlesevig'Holttein. Mr. A, J. BalVour ha&- an audience of the Queen ,before dinner. Her Majesty Went out on 2Tuesday with Princess Henry of ...

... station for her Gladstone bag, which she had denosited in the cloak room. She noticed the time by the Jubilee clock in the Queen's-road. The little toy scales wrhich the child had were left with her, and she quite forgot to bring them from Brighton. S ...

... had misconducted ?? with M3iss Broome. he thou-ht the lady must have heard of these rumours, still he continued to go to Victoria-goad to dine there. FHe did not think he was com- f .omisinn his character. Il wrote a' letterto Mrs. Craven when these proceed- ...

... Act. IV: turs' Stestied Estates ('re StedLand Acts-Psss I ers~ itc -tel Victcrta ?? Brighten) tLimited)I (lgnit,- v llonel Victoria, etc.)-lte I A. rHAddock. dew V0,-6tiv [BL t v Wrlig!,Z. yvtiues. Disreh ?? Vt-Betore Mr. Justicel Fakrrel.- A't mic 1Ic: ...

... THOUGHTFUL QUEEN. THU Queen has sent a gift of £5 to Robert C4ines, an. old :bedridaett man, living in a poor part of Bristol, who, at his earnest de- >.sire, wan 'propped up at the window to see $ehent4uisiin 'the occlsion of Her Majesty's he Queen's attention ...

... Rees's evidence the accused seemed greatly agitated, and she muttered to herself. Alice Rial, chambermaid at an hotel in Queen's-road, Brighton, said that on Oct. 27 the prisoner arrived at the hotel at 9.45 p.m. Ann Skeet, attendant at the ladies' ...

... was at 28, Beaufoy- road, Queen's-road, Battersea. lie was run over and ?? on Thursday. Alex- aader Kennedy, a chemist's assistant, of 17, The Pavement, Clapham, said he vwasY riding on an omnibus going f~rom Olaphamn to Victoria, and in the Quneen's- road ...

... Whitehall Rooms, H-tel MAtropole. Avenue Theatre.-Production of A Message from Mars.' Football.-Corinthians v. Queen's Park (Glasgow), at Queen's Club. DEVELOPMENT OR. DEGENERATION. A man's progress islargely in his ovn hands. We can ensure the proper working- ...

... lordship gave lilterty toan p .yi;r- t anuees tto seli the company's Lnsti.a- ar a ?? g convera. A ILONDIKE SPECULATION. In the Queen'e Bencb division yester- dej.ebore the Lord ChieF Justice, the cro- S ?? v. i arrant came or for hearit. n-lhe plaintiff, Mr ...

... Fletcher, 104, Edensor-street, Beswick ; Thomas -M. Mason, 9, Atherton-street, Salford; William Tomlinson, 34, Lindley-street, Queen's-road; Denis Nevin, 98, Pump. street, Rochdale-road; Charles Littler, 81, Ryder street, Coliyhuret. The fire brigade having ...

... snatched awav his watch-chain in a public-lhouse in Sellward Street, St. Luke's, one day last week. Tbh prisoner was remanded. A QUEEN o' TmEVEs.-Minnie Chamber- lain, twenty-two, married, was charged, before Mr. Chapman, with stealing from the Lucas Arms, Cromer ...