... QUEEN VICTORIA* The reign of Queen Victoria is already to be counted among the longest in the history of England, and that it may be first in duration, as it has been in the steady growth of national prosperity, is the heartfelt wish of every lcyal subject ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. TROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. It is anticipated here that during her Majesty's visit to the Continent a visit will be made to Arolsen, the home of the fiancee of Prince Leopold Duke of Albany. BERLIN, Feb. 14. ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. Messrs. W. H. Allen and Co. have added a little volume, entitled Life of her Majesty Queen Victoria, by Mrs. Millicent Garrett Fawcett, to their ** Eminent Women Series. The author's, plan has been ?? to dwell on what may be con- sidered ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. [rEOJI THE PAIMROSK LEAGUE GAZETTE. _ Amidst the many advantages which Great Britain has derived from the conduct of affairs hy her Majesty the Queen as Sovereign during the more than 60 years of her Reign the one that will probahly ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA A little book entitled Victoria : Her Life and Reign, by Mr. Alfred E. Kuight, is an illustrated biography of the Queen from the year 1819 to the present time. Although the literature concerning her Majesty in the form of books aud ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AT COBURG. [BECTEB'S TELEGRAM.] COBURG, Apeil 24. Queen Victoria went for a drive this morning in the Castle park, subsequently visiting the fortress heights. Earlier in the morning the band of the Thuringian Regiment played a selection ...

... BIRTHDAY OF QUEEN VICTORIA. ■♦- FEOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. BERLIN, May 25. The Emperor of Germany gave a State banquet yesteiday in honour of the birthday of Queen Victoria. His Majesty, speaking in French, pro- posed the health of the ...

... THE LOSS OF THE^ QUEEN VICTORIA CONTINUATION OF THE INQ.UE3T. Diblin, Tuesday. The inquest or. the bodies ofthe two women and the two children, the only persons found out of the entire number who were drowned in this ill-fated vessel, was resumed yesterday ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE EMPRESS AUGUSTA. (Eg Telegraph.) FROM OCR OWS CORRES?Oan>EXr BERLIN, March 20 The Empress Augusta has definitively decided to proceed to Coburg during the Queen's presence at that; place in order to have an interview with her Majesty ...

... THE SEIZURE OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. The further correspondence on this subject was issued yesterday. The closing despatch from Lord Stanley to Sir J. Crampton, dated the Foreign-otfice, April 24, is as follows : — The messenger Leeds arrived yesterday ...

... THE BIRTHDAY OF QUEEN VICTORIA. J KOM OVR OWK COKRESrONOEST. BERLIN, May 21. A brilliant Jite is being given this evening at the Imperial Palace in honour of Queen Victories birthday. All the members of the Royal Family will be present. Ail the members ...

... THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA.* This is not a history of the Queen's reign, but a collection of papers or essays upon political sub- jects by various writers. Lord Wolseley writes on the army. Lord Justice Bowen on the law. Sir Henry Maine on India, and ...