... QUEEN VICTORIA ASD THE POPE. The following correspondence, which has referenoe to a or.rious rcmoar lately forwarded from Home by she Timet correspondent, ii published in a Manchester ooni.empon'.ry : — (Copy.) Wc3t Gorton, Manchester, Deo. 5, 1877. ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE FRENCH TKOoPS. A Central News telegram, dated Paris, Tuesday, aars: —While out driving yesterday the encountered several companies of the Chambery garrison, who wore manu near Aix-les-Baina. The tr.ope immediately rendered Her Majesty ...

... Tha following among othar itema appear ad ie aar later a_i_anaof yesterday. QUEEN VICTORIA AT NICE. Nice, Monday. To-day waa the moat brilliant and the warmeat pay ainoe the Queen's armel at Cimies. After passing an hour in _•»_• garden her Majesty took ...

... THREE CHEERS FOR QUEEN VICTORIA A CRITICAL MOMENT IN BASUTOLAND. There has recently been acme unrest and anxiety in Basutoland, South Africa, which was relieved by a dramatic incident. Tnbal quarrels had been occurring which resulted in bloodshed, and ...

... DUSKY VISITORS TO QUEEN VICTORIA. ami Umfctinteni, the special Tuitions of King (.lungunhama, have arrived in London in charge Mr. Dennis I>oyle, who accompanied them from their Uoyal master's kraal in South-Rnsi Africa. Already they have begun out the ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND HER PREDECESSORS. THE Queen has recently completed her 75th year, having been born at Kensington Palace on the 24th of May, 1819. This age has been exceeded by two only of the occupants of the English Throne—namely, George 11., who ...

... ARE1VAL OF QUEEN YICi'UPIN AT NICE. S-THL-S I ABTIC RECEPI ION. Tonlon, Friday (Reuter3.-The spec:al trr:n fret Cherbourg conveying Queen Victoria and eutte -. o.. nrrived here this mnOrning. Thle M~ayor. on, beiia> the municipality, presented a bouquet ...

... FRENCH HONOUR TO QUEEN VICTORIA. ‘ Nrextoxe, Tuesday. The Admiral commanding the French nulm ‘h- nhdr-l-u- to pay Her Majesty the customary Royal Honours, to which the Queen has Ty today, und I is. peobable Hher Majety w 0 lay to-day, it is y wil visit ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA TO HER ARMY. Lord Panmurc has addressed the following telegraphic despatch to General Simpsou:— WAR DEPARTMENT, Skit. 12. The Queen has received ith deep emotion the welcome intelligence of the fall of Sebastopol. Penetrated with profound ...

... THE ABRIVAL QUEEN VICTORIA. The Emp’ror bad not long entered the Prefecture when the sound a salute from the ships of war in the bay announced the arrival of the Queen in the Victoria and Albert yacht, which, with the naval escort, came in balf*pa«t six ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA COBURG. Coreno, Saturday —Oueen Victoria, who remains the bad of hialth. drove this morning with the Empress Frederick to Edinburgh Palace, where all the Imperial and Royal guests were assembled be photograplied m family groups. The Queen ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE EASTERN QUESTION, “ An Oceasianal Correspondent ™ of the Newva-tle Daily Chronicle writes to that paper a Jong letter on the influence the Quecn is exercisiug over the Eastern Question. Hesays: | have information, on authority which ...