... QUEEN VICTORIA TO THE ARMY. Lord Panmure has addressed the follo , ing telegraphic despatch to General Simpson:— WAR DEPARTMENT, Sept. 12.—The Qieen has received with deep emotion the welcome intelligence of the fall of Sebastopol. Penetrated with profound ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND GENERAL CANROBERT. The following is an extract from a Paris letter of tho Ist instant, : — Her Majesty the Queen of England gave every token during her stay with us of the admiration she enter- 'nuirit for the noble army of France ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AT BOULOGNE. The following letter from Boulogne gives some details of Queen Victoria's arrival there, subsequent proceedings, and final departure :-- Immediately on the train arriving at five 'Minutes past five, the Queen ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA IN PARIS. TUE VISIT TO VERSAILLES AND TUE GRAND OPERA. On Tuesday morning, their Majesties left the St. Cloud Palace, and proceeded iu open carriages to Versailles. The drive is one of extraordinary beauty, diversified by a noble variety ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA TO THE ARMY. Lord Pa - nmare has addressed the folio xing telegraphic despstch to G,neral Simpson:— DEPARTmENT, &pt. 12.—The Qieen has rec.:ived with deep emotion the welome intelligence of the fall of Sebastopol. Penefrated with profJand ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND GENERAL CANROBERT. TB following is an eitract friim a Paris letter of the Ist instant:— Her Majesty the Queen of England gave every token during her stay with us of the admiration she entertained for the noble army of France. Of these ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA TO HER ARMY. (From the Gazette of last night.) Lord Panmure has addressed the following tele- graphic despatch to General Simpson : — WAR DEPARTMENT, Sept. 12. The Queen has received with deep emotion the welcome intelligence of the fall ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND GENERAL CANROBERT. THE following is an extract from a Paris letter of the Ist instant : Her Majesty the Queen of t ngland gave every token during her stay with us of the admiration she entertained for the noble army of France. Of these ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND GENERAL CANRO- BERT. The followiog is an extract from a Paris letter of the let instant: Her Majesty the Queen of England gave every token daring her stay with us of the admiration she entertained for the noble army of France. Of these ...

... QTJXEN VICtORIA AND GENERAL CANRO- Tbhe following in ane extract from a PEarm letter of)| flhe 1st instant: Her Majesty the Queen of England Rave every token. Airing her stay 'with as of the admiration she entertained for the noble army of Freance Of ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND GENERAL CANROBERT. The following is an extract from a Paris letter of the Ist instant: Her Majesty the Queen of England gave every token during her slay with us of the admiration she entertained for the noble army of France. Of these ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND HER GALLANT ARMY. Among all the cheerless and discomforting circumstances incident to the position of our army in the Crimea one fact has transpired which, although it cannot remove the actual physical sufferings and privations to which ...