... THE QUEEN VICTORIA. Plymocth. Fiudav, 3 p.m.— Very litUe hope is now entertainsd being able to jet off this fine fo s since yesterday she has strained so.scvorely, that she is filling rapidly than the water can possibly got out other the ship's pumps ...

... TENNYSON AND QUEEN VICTORIA. The Garlenlauhe, a paper published In Berlin, gives Hie following account interview between the Queen and Mr. Tennyson:— Queen Victoria ia one of the most ardent admirers of Tennyson’s poems, and shortly after ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE No. 9. These who can soya divinity in odd numbers, and how number nine figures in Etruscan religion, or clings to muses, planets, orders of angels, worthies, and so forth, besides having peculiar properties of its own inexplicable ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AT COBURG. Th« Berlin the Pall Mall Gazctu. writing the 2Lit Inst, says Queen Victoria, after a stay of three weeks in Germany has again taken her departure. Her Majesty la aaid very much satietied with her visit, which was attended the ...

... ACTION IN THE NAME OF QUEEN VICTORIA. A singular case has just been brought before the Tribunal of the Seine. It appears that a lady, a native of London, who was married first to a rich English gentleman, was married a second time to a French nobleman ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE BULGARIAN PRINCE. A Berlin telegram says: Queen Victoria has invited the new Prince of Bulgaria to Balmoral, and.the Prince has accepted the invitation. He proceeds to Scotland early next week, accom- panied probably by his brother ...

... God save Queen Victoria. HORSES FOR CAVALRY PURPOSES. It is remarked by the Daily Telegraph that horses —or, as the French phrase it, /6s quest ions cheval ines—seem at this moment to furnish popular topics for discussion in every quarter of the globe ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE Flf PRINS _EUGINNIL Th• rowldi*t . st boo irikt 1 • Qesea Vieuitin, ia reply I. tits Nogoroot about try* to sootlitgo The to Ihigisod nediatlem met meted Osoiout, Cabieet 64404 soots: di Tbe &Wake*Oast at Rol* Sak Owe Loraine Wawa ...

... LETTER FROM GARIBALDI TO QUEEN VICTORIA. The Daily News correspondent, writing'from Messina, August 4, says:—I thinis you are aware that the Si- cilian Government has sent a distinguished nobleman, Prince Pandolfini, to represent the interests of the ...

... Queen Victoria Will Receive a Bouquet Nice, March 911, Queen Victoria has, it is intimated to the Mayor of Ilyores that she will be pleased to accept a bougoet of ffisers from the town authorities on her way to Nice, in remembrance of her to that town ...

... THE LOFF INCIDENT. CHARGE OF SLANDERING QUEEN VICTORIA. Paerosit, —Jed;nest was Majored to-day is the et Aka, oho °barged QJOBS The eourt dieroared the or the that the c•tdeeoe was oat ecetenteg. The declared that Castel. Terser'. preyed te hao boa tared ...

... wiirlylli roteign fyintries. Queen Victoria is Mid to is;Yri promised to lend for exhibition her Jubilee album. will.* contains works by many of the leading British srtista No more ihsa three works of art will be seeped from soy one exhibitor. B mono ...