... more steamers in hand for the same company- for somewhat similar alterations. ACCIDENT TO THE QUEEN VICTORIA. The magnificent Isle of Man steamer Queen Victoria, which left Douglas yesterdasy morning, at ni o'clock, did not arrive in the Mersey un- til ...

... company con- ceded 0s-and one uniform, but refused double- trip monoe These terms were made known to the cfrewa of th Queen Victoria and Prince of Wales ...

... British residents of St. Petersburg is about to leave for England, with the object of presenting a congratulatory address to Queen Victoria upon her Majesty's 75th birthday. Oyspepsia makes you nervous, and nervousness makes you dyspeptic either one renders ...

... epsined-othr damage, but the3faestic pro- caeded oisbentay visible dmnage. TuHny-Two JA).Ys LS ThS AnATC. -The steamer Queen Victoria, of Glasgow, chartered by the Wilson line, and which has been regarded vs aissing, arrived in the Royal Albert Docks on ...

... fnvonrite, she also being a connection oi tb ...

... this port, bad about 28 barrels of rock oil washed overboard. Lloyd's, March 12.-The Queen Victoria ?? from L verponl, is wrecked near Alexandri; assistance sent. Victoria (steam tranaport), from FIyal at Plymouth, all weil. Alexander, from London for Malta ...

... supposed! that the vessel has foundered, and the crew na drowned. lier captain was John Cowley, who ent sailed in the Queen Victoria last summer. The thE list of the crew are James Sayle, Joseph Cain, and Wi John James Gale, all Douglas seamen. The icc ...

... a vessel of war to attempt the salvage of the ship and oargo. A BRIG RUN DOWN OFF HARTLEPOOL. On Sunday night the brig Queen Victoria, of Hastings, bound for Hartlepool, was run into by +be - hooner Emily Stewert, about four miles from snd, during a stiff ...

... the BIarrov' il 0s brig Triover, bound from Soderham, at Yarni'mth the ehooner Fair -Madi, of Lcrwick. at Vilky'. thu Queen Victoria, of L.ynD, ht Bridangthe th-oe ineueein barquori of at xin.by;adlindtchoonn t Thomas, of Gagow, on Sandy Bay Point, Lame ...

... Bevan, trading Eastcheap, London, residing Waverley, Liinsmgroye, Coombe, Malden, Surrey, ,morchant. John h. switche, Queen Victoria -street, London, mt~rchan t. Heinrich f ncai, Barking-road, Cariiing Town, Essex, baker and confeetimner. Augustus CGter ...

... vessels, of rwhich the Queen Victoria and Prince of Wales, c two of the finest and swiftest paddle steamers i afloa, and each ?? tons burthen, are-the most ' t recent additions. The other vesaelsceoprined in E the fleet are the Mona's Queen, Mona's Isle, I ...

... at hizh water, intepding to dock at Garston fo; the purpose of taking in cargo, when she felt athwart the bow. of the Queen Victoria, whicb was lying head to tide, The Bedlormie sustained serious damage. her plates beina cut almost down to the water line ...