... THE QUEEN VICTORIA. The inquest on the bodies was resumed yesterday morning, when several additional witnesses were examined, among others Miles Brown, Esq., the commander of the Roscaramon, who deposed, to the best of his belief, that the vessel was ...

... THE LOSS OF THE^ QUEEN VICTORIA CONTINUATION OF THE INQ.UE3T. Diblin, Tuesday. The inquest or. the bodies ofthe two women and the two children, the only persons found out of the entire number who were drowned in this ill-fated vessel, was resumed yesterday ...

... WBECK OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. FIFTY LIVES LOST. [iBY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] [FItOM OUPR DUBLIN CORtRESPONDENT. DUBLIN, TUESDAY. The City of Dublin Steam-ship Company's gearncr Qaeeu Victoria, from Liverpool, struck at gIowth, at one this morning, in a fog ...

... WRECK OF THE QUEEN VJCZORIA. I.D_ The. following report of Captain Walker, .com- issioned by the Board of Trade to inquire into e nature and circumstances attending the wreck the Queen Victoria, has been presented to both ouses of Parliamente- . My L ...

... -WRECK OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. DUBLIN, FEB. 16.- The melancholy loss of the Queen Victoria steamship, which took place yesterday morning, at the entrance to Dublin-bay, and was attended with so fearful a loss of human life, has spread an air of the deepest ...

... WRECK OF THE Q UEEN VICTORIA STEIt Arl R. --4. Trhe following (says the Dublir Eeeavning Post) are the names of the cabin passengers, as they appear in the way- bill of the Queen Victoria from Liverpool, on the 14th instant :-Mr. and Mrs. Welsh ; Mr. ...

... - ?? THE WRECK OF THE QUEE VICTORI, ABOUT SEVENTY LIVES LOST. DOnnoN, Fzu. 16. The melancholY loss of the Queen Victoria steam. Bbip,'which took place yesterday morning, at the en. trance to Dublin Bay, and was attended with so fearful a loss of human ...

... TUE QUEEN VICTORIA. The Ballinasloe and Britannia, two of the City of Dublin Steam-packet Company’s reserve steamers, went down yesterday morning, the first tide, to renew their operations at the scene of the wreck of the ill-fated Queen Victoria. The ...

... THE WRECK OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. CORONER'S INQUEST. DUBLIN, FEB. 17. Very few particulars, in addition to those already published respecting the sad catastrophe of the Queen Victoria, have yet been ascertained. Up to yesterday, only four of the bodies ...

... THE LOSS OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. The Government, it appears, have taken steps to insure a thorough investigation of all the circumstances connected with the recent calamitous shipwreck in Dublin bay, and in order to carry out their intentions Captain Walker ...

... light-house, had been taken very unwell on that morning and was unable to attend in consequence. Witness was in bed when the Queen Victoria first struck, and knew nothing of it till about three o'clock, a.m., on the morning in question, when he was called up ...

... WRECK OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. The operations at Howth, for the purpose of endeavouring to raise the wreck of the ill-fated Queen Victoria, have for the present ceased, and will not be resumed till there appears a prospect of continuously-fine weather. ...