... THE WRECK OF THE “QUEEN VICTORIA The coroner’s inquest on the bodies of four sufferers was brought a conclusion on Wednesday evening, when the jury brought in the following verdict: ~ , , We find that John Reardon, jun., came his death drowning, being ...

... JUNE 26 1880 Ncmber— On Mon-The the 1880 summer “Life Queen Victoria” in style of numbers by engraving the to the generation most the portraits which the public it the of these staring immobility of -mces of the various princes princesses lustrations ...

... addition to the Imperial Palace, which is being prepared for the Queen and her suite, hotel has been retained for high personage. The city of Calais, proud of the preference which Queen Victoria shows in choosing that port, is preparing to give Her Majesty ...

... Vienna correspondent telegraphs on Wednesday morning, that the Emperor, as mark of consideration for his illustrious ally. Queen Victoria, has granted pardon to Colonel Turr. ...

... the chiefs of the French and English armies the decorations of the Order of the Bath, which had been granted to them by Queen Victoria. Balaklava was to be evacuated on the 15th. ...

... NkPOLEON’S INTENDED VISIT TO ENGLAND. The Moniteur, of Thursday, containing the following announcements: Her Majesty Queen Victoria has invited the Emperor and the Empress to visit England. Their Majesties intend repairing to London about the middle ...

... keeping it iu the nursery. Prepared only bv ROBERT BARKER, Bowdon, near Manchealer (Chemiat to Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria), in Bottlea at la. IJd., 2«. !W., ana 4t. (id. each. CAUTION I—Obaenre the names of “Atkinson and Bakkeh” on the government ...

... keeping it in the nursery. Prepared only by ROBERT BARKER, Bowdon, near Manchester (Chemist to Her Most Gracious Malesty Queen Victoria), in Bottles at Is. IJd., 2s. 9d., and 4s. fid. each. CAUTION ! —Observe the names of Atkinson and BABKBR’ , the government ...

... keeping it in the nursery. Prepared only by UODEKT DARKER, Bowdon, near Manchester (Chemist to Her Most Gracious Maicsty Queen Victoria), in Bottles Is. li ...

... supposed for their having dune all m their humble power to prevent recruits from joining Legion at Heligoland in the servfce Queen Victoria and other trifling acts of servility towards the government of the Czar. FOREIGN NEWS. FRANCE. The Times, Paris correspondent ...

... ;** Hunter and Coates, Tricolour; with a full length figure of Queen Victoria and the flags of the allies combined, at the bottom a bust of Louis Napoleon and an inscription u Hail Victoria ;** Mr. Swift, Red with Union Jack; Mr. Dyson, Tricolour, inveribed ...

... Slreng has been appointed to the chair. The Paris Mint is now engaged in striking medal in commemoration of the visit of Queen Victoria. It will be executed gold, platina, aluminum, silver, and bronze. At the Ministerial fish dinner, which took place at ...