... LONDON OFFICE. The LONDON OFFICE of the FACTORI TIMES. for Advertisements only, is at 171, Queen Victoria -street, B.C. ADVERTISEMENT MANAGER, J. ROBINSON. ...

... who hung out the fullowing froni a travelling exhibition of waxwork: The public is invited to sea Mo:it Graoions Majesty Queen Victoria in waxwork, as lerge as life, and ether curiosities. ...

... described as the favourite collie of Queen Victoria from 1.865 to 1879. Died Nov.. 1873, ligel fifteen years. On the stone stands • huge statue of the dog. by Sir Edgar for some years Scolptordu-Ordinary the Queen. The animal is represented lying at full ...

... polished ruby. The small crown of the Czarina contains, according to authorities, the finest stones ever strung. The crown of Queen Victoria oontains & great ruby, a large sapphire. sixteen small sapphires eight enieraids, four small rubies. 1.39 brillialits ...

... found her dressed in the splendid robes which ladies wear when about to attend upon Queen Victoria. She had been thus summoned, and was just about to depart for the Queen's palace wheu she recei‘ed the message from the hospital. There was no time to change ...

... The bed-elothing is of the rough regimental pattern. Be retiree at 11 p.m., and is up and dressed at soon after 5 a.m. Queen Victoria gate to bed quits lets, although she is • comperatively early near. Year in and year out her average time e ping to bed ...

... Xvi-Washippers. There is a soot in Orissa, in the Bengal Presidency, who worship Queen Victoria as their chief divinity. Colonel Graham discovered that her Majesty was also an object of worship in the temple of the Phodonga Lama, at Tamlong, in Thibet ...

... - Pretty St:vies of the Queen. Although she lets hc-en 63 years • monarch, Queen Victoria has never got very far away from the people. rew persons realise that all sorts of folk write to the Queen. and what iv more, that she receives their letters herself ...

... eyes of the potatoes in such quantities that the roots are kept moist, and a big crop is realised in spite of dronglit. Queen Victoria has every throne in the world variant at least once, and some of them several times. Mrs. Times: I bear your cook has ...

... with great tenderness of tone and gesture, Do not kneel, my uucle, for I am still Victoria, your niece. Ott the whole, that day was the most memorable in the Queen's life, and its effects were seen next morning in an aspect of pallor and fatigue. An ...

... accounts, and the Ring ell Queen of Hanover, the Duke of Cumberland, the Empress of Rassia—as also does the present Empress—the Queen of Wurtemberg, the Princess J:lsterhazy, and the Duchess of Kent, mother of Queen Victoria. Thee, among the archives of ...

... 'is dead: his son, Frederick, who succeeded him, is dead ; his grandson, William, is now on the throne. 13m, thank God, Queen Victoria still lives, and is well, and reigns over dear old England.' ...