... 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 ...

... AND THE :~ REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA. On Sunday morning the Bishop of Manchester preached at St. James' Church, Lower Darwen, from the text: Fear God. Honour the king (1 Peter ii., 17). His Lordship said our Sovereign Lady the Queen had been on the throne ...

... reason that Queen Victoria is not a mnemb r of ihe Christian Chureh, or that Church IIwhich, if we retins to * heat' aind obey, we are atonce classed with I/seaitene and publicotns' (they are the words of Almighty God), and henice Queen Victoria is only prayed ...

... jesty's dominions *hich would more highly prize the honour of a Royal visit than Hull: and though among its inhabitants Queen VICTORIA will not find many accomplished courtiers, she yet reigns securely in their affections, and will receive from them a hearty ...

... extraordinary -interest. The Queen is about to leave Lucerne. Every train that passes takes down numbers of people to Lucerne, because the Queen is there. There is no getting into Lucerne on account of the Queen. Going to Lucerne I I hope your ...

... and Royal piety. It was published by the order and with the sanction of Queen Victoria herself. .. . ; A sentiment fail of good feeling inspired this publication,. Qaeen Victoria felt the necessity of making know n, hononred, and loved by all, him whom ...

... simple tastes, the innocent pur- suits, and the kind-hearted acts of our Queen and her children, have long been the pride and happiness of the people. It is indeed true that Queen VICTORIA reigns and lives in the hearts and affections of her subjects. The descent ...

... which sailed to-day for Portland, took about £13,000 in specie. PLYMOUTH, Thursday, 10.30 a. m.a-ll attempts to float the Queen Victoria have proved futile. Steam tugs and dockyard lumps have just left her. Cable will have to be taken out. CUXHAVEN.-The Ocean ...

... ILATEST NEWSg RETURN OF THE QUEEN FROM THE CON- TINENT. PARIs, September 10th.-Queen Victoria arrived yesterday (Thursday) morning, at twenty minutes past ten. Her Majesty was received at the Eastern ?? Station by Lord Lyons. FRANCE. PARIs, September ...

... Kramner, for Grimsby. DiqTzic Sept. 17.-Sailed: 6 Sodskende, Jensen, 20 Tugende, Frotwurst, both for Grimsby. 21- Arrived: Queen Victoria, Phillips, from Grimaby. ELSINORBs, Sept. 15.-Arrived: lFremad, Thorier- sen, from Pitea; Albatross, Svendsen, from Soler ...

... fifth class order of Mejidie. and last, though not least prized.by him, the sword sent to the King of Ashantee in 1846 by Queen Victoria, which was found at Coomassie, and pre- sented by the officers of the expedibion to their vic- torious commander as a ...

... filled an important part in a State ceremonial, being a prominent and constituent por. tion of the Imperial panoply of Queen Victoria, as Empress of Ilindostan, receiving by special ap- pointment the homage of a chief Prince of her Empire. The Nawab Nazim ...