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... perfumery. Cologne, JObN MARIA FARINA. Sept., si8g. Opposite the Jilichs-place, Sole Purveyor to Her Most Gracious Majesty Quesu Victoria and H.R. H. the Prince of Wales. BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER, Gold Medal, Havre,; *868 Gold Medal, Paris Society of Arts, z869; ...
... evening the slight improvement in the Archbishop's health continued. No telegram has yet come to hand to-day. I1er MIajesty the Queen has, throughout the Archbishop's illness, evinced considerable interest in his Grace's progress, and has signified her gra ...
... Nov. 25. MOORE, Mrs. R. B., Nov. i1. RHODES, wife of Mr. C., M.D., at Weymouth, NOV. 20. ROWNEY, wife of Prof. T. H., of the Queen's College, Galway, at Galway, Nov. 79. SOW\TEn, Mrs. W. R., at Hackney, Nov. 2X, SToCKuDAL., Mrs. G., Jun., at Barnes, Nov ...
... this case also an apology had been published. Sir Thonias Henry committed the defendant for trial, but accepted bail. The Queen attended divine service yesterday in the private chapel at Windsor. The Rev. Charles Kingsley preached the sermon. Prince and ...
... Perfumery, Cologne, JOHN MARIA FARINA. Sept., r869. Opposite the Jillichs-place, Sole Purveyor to Her MAost Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria and H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. ALLSOPP'S PALE AND BURTON ALES in fine condition, in Bottles and Casks, are sold by J ...
... are giving ample proof that they view the question in this light, for I see it ?? in the papers that the n-eat colony of -Victoria is engaged in devising measures for facilitating iirmigration, and that the province of Quebec in Canada has passed an ...
... Legislature. Telegramns anticipatory of the Australian mails are published to-day, the latest date beirg the 12th of October. In Victoria the Ministers had resigned and a new Ministry had been formed. Six of the new Ministers had bcen re-elected after close contests ...
... an expression of the nation's regard would, he need hardly say, have been beyond measure gratifying to her. Her Majesty Queen Victoria had intimated her wish that the address should be presented to him at Buckingham Palace, and he would have the greatest ...
... are still popular and regretted, and with the great body of the Spanish peasantry Queen Isabella is preferred to all that the revolution has ever promised. Bat Queen Victoria is hated and abused by the Irish malcontents; yet to live under English laws and ...
... purchased a number of six- chambered revolvers, which he said were for his skipper, whose ship was at the time lying in Victoria Dock. He was dressed at the time like the officer of a ship. During the time he was in London he visited on several occasions ...
... tremendous crash, and it was not until two o'clock that the flames were partially got under. In the coarse of the afternoon the Queen, the Princess Christian, Princesses Louise and Beatrice, and Prince Leopold went to the Lodge, and remained there some time ...
... CarZOa-streCt, Mayfair, Nov. 9. DARLINGTON, Mrs. J., at Meriden Hall, Warwick- shire, Nov. 8. EnuRcNGTOX, Mrs. W., at Windsor, Victoria, Sept. s2, HoMFrrcA, Mrs. G., at Thistlebary, Newcastle- tnder Lyme, Nov. 7. MURRAuv, wife of Mr. W. IB., M.D., at Teibury ...