... the Queen, to .the sound of trump6ts -'and the distant thunder of the guns;, wich told to the thousands 'of her. subjects assembled without that their Queen'had been crowned with'that diadem which may God grant her still long to wear. On the Queen's immediate ...

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... ?? WRECK OF THE STEAMER QUEEN VIC- TORILA AND FRIGHTFUL LOSS OF LIFE. It becomes our melancholy duty to announce the loss of the Queen Victoria steamer, one of the City of Dublin Steam Company's boats, between two and three o'clock Tuesday morning. The ...

... to Lord Derby the Order of. the Garter, especially when there is no vacancy, which is contrary to all ordinary usage, Queen Victoria has acted in the plenitude of her power. But has she acted in conformity with the spirit tnd traditions of the English ...

... o d faith, and get back I We ?? 'that the^'i cal Palace of Rhein. hart~ibrautiflis'eifl prepared for the reception of Queen Victoria, *hose arr~ival 'i~expe ct~ed at th~e beginning of thie''autamn.' i Hr Thjesty=flit s said,- ,will spend a week in that ...

... Conirgham and s John Maguire. ?? VISIT OF QUEEN VICTORIA TO PRUSSIA.-A letter from Berlin, says:- It is expected that Queen Victoria will comne to this capital towards the end P of the summer. It is said that the Queen has promised it the ...

... TH ACCOUMENT OF THE QUEEN,1. (From the Medical Timnes.) The bith of a Princess; took place while the Queen was under the influence'of chloroform administered by Dr. Snow. Symptoms of approaching labour manifested themselves on Monday evening, but D)r ...

... present form the oath runs thus :-I, A. B., do swear that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to her Majesty Queen Victoria, her heirs and successors according to law. So help me God. The members of the Sdciety of Friends have conscientious ...

... ecorted the Queen, to . Buekiughavn Palace, where the Queen and Prince Consort arrived at~twenty-ftve minutespastjfour. The Queen and Prince Consort honoured the performance at the Hasymarket Theatre with their presence in the evening. -. .The Queen and Prince ...

... The ' Re entrv of Queen Victoria into Paris effaces eight ages of pl mutual hatred, and commences the new era of the pacifica- of h tion of the world. Such, is the real significatiomi of this a~lsO till now unheard of fact, of a Queen of England receiving ...

... explaining to the children the object of Mr and Mrs Wood in invicing them, viz., to celebrate the Diamond Ju- bilee of Queen Victoria and to present them all with a memento of the same, tea was served' on the tennis lawn. A number of friends were pre- ...