... QUEEN VICTORIA. Yesterday was the Queen's and reference to the auspicious ,^ hda was made m many churches ? lVers!ir y London, whilst on several public s in flags were loyally displ ayed Ulldl Majesty s reign will soon Her any of her predecessor's ..ml ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. aIAJESTY'S RETURN TO ENGLAND. meryea's Nice, Tuesday. The weigher this morning was fine and warm, and the Queen and Princesses breskfaated in the garde as the hotel. At twenty mites to twelve, the Queen, Princesses, and household departed ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. Nice, Yonder. lb* sky this marine' was absolutely Mondless and the Mr warm. The Queen and Prinessees breakfasted in the gardens, and Iler Majesty afterwards took lier must drive. The Royal train leaves at 12.5 tc..norrow, arriving at Cherbourg ...

... ordinary visitor wee expected. On the Vain moving, the Primate's Victoria and Elisabeth of Hearin both in oeep mourning, entered the Queen's carriage to greet her Majesty. In a few moments the Queen welowned by her son-La-law, the Grand Duke Louis the Fourth ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AT NICE. Wednesday ( Menthe, The Queen, this took • donkey fo the 17 , 10.1111 ot ihe Villa Iles If fflay sohseplently reoerved• from the Prince ef Wales. and, i n sonaro by Pathos. Chrortaso Liestrice drove Mcro. the Cormor-romf, Fenno ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AT NICE. Nice, Wednesday (Reuter ).—Brilliant weather oontinoes. 'the Queen, this morning, took a donkey drive in the grounds or the Villa Limb. Her Majesty subsequently received • visit the Prince of Wales, and, in the afternoon, accompanied ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA TO ARBITRATE. (reutbr's telegram.) A'X'ording the 'Tinges' ' Santiago (Chilis ...

... An Anecdote of Queen Victoria. 4- Qom Victoria vu as mos in a jeweller's ober wine. a yearneg was loribing at ems gold lilmi Ind Wand ow wbicia vu to leAdi it relactent/y and boogin a Wier die had gust Victoria WM sod h im to be mat to do yeas lady's ...

... is a small room overloolieg the gantens, and but sparsely decorated. In the Ante Room and Queen Victoria's Bed -ace's are to be seen • collect:on of the Queen's toys. They include • lerge doll's house. Will fatty in:imbed and equipped, an Oriental garden ...

... THE LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP I E QUEE&N VICTORIA. I~~ ?? .- The following is a report of the investigation as to the loss of the steamship Qw t esn Victoria o h ' ?? Hull, Aug. 1, 1862. My Lords,e P rsuato t to thr e instruetions of the Board of Trade, and ...

... The Loss of the Steamship Queen Victoria. The following is • report at the investigation as to the loss of the steamship Queen Victoria . _ Pollereoext, iai lla s tg a W. 8132. Bosid — tit the Orpeedee Harris sad Seeek malted I boot held ea (Asia se ...

... THE LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP QUEEN VICTORIA. The following is a report of the investigation as to the loss of the _steamship Queen Victoria Police-couit, 'Hull, Aug. Ist, 1862. „. , ”My Lools,—Purisuaut to the instructions of the &aril of Trade. and with ...