... Legion of Honour, to which they have been promoted by the Emperor of the French. The Prince and Princess of Wales visited the Queen at Windsor ) >merd afternoon, and remained to luncheon, as did also the Prince arlnt tartr Y Christian. The band of the Royal ...

... streets very dirty, and everybody -who is exposed to it very uncomfortable. To-day was no exception to the rule. The Queen had Queen's weather on Saturday, and now the Lord Mayorhashad Lord Mayor's weather-only alittleworsethan usual In fact,it rained ...

... perfumery. Cologrue, JOtHN IlATAA FARINA. Sept., aStg. Opposrte tre Jilichs-place, Sole Purvyor to Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria and H.R.H. the Prince of Vales, T T OOPER'S BRIGHTON SELTZER dozoBRIGHTON VICHY, . doz Sic doze cariag fre. Pue Ptash ...

... miry November, and assemble in Hyde Park to declare, by solemn resolution, that they on the whole preferred the rule of Queen Victoria, conducted through such lieutenants as Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Bright, to the Republic of the future, with a Merriman president ...

... will to-day come under the Queen's notice have all been accomplished since her Last visit to the Cily, andr they are such as of themselves wonld make her reign an era in the history of London. It may not be said of Queen Victoria, as it may peilaps be said ...

... Rev. Dr. Halley in the eveisirg. At South Place Chapel Mr. i. D. Corway will delisber a discourse on Milton at xt. . THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO THE CITY. It is eighteen years since her Majesty paid a State visit to tine Gino is not surprising that the announcement ...

... Palace. Ample trains will run from Lludgate and Bluckfriars, via Brietun, for the High Level Station: alsa front Landa Bridge, Victoria, and Kensington as required. The Palace, brilliantly illuminated for promenade, Will be openuntil eight o'clock. Bond of ...

... to make an impression on the minds of guy-makers. In one instance the Queen of Spain and Father Claret were exhibited, but our street Arabs have but a small acquaintance with Queen Isabella, and have doubtless heard of the famous ecclesiastic for the ...

... 32, Great St. Helen's, London, E.C. ,2 OMELESS BOYS OF LONI)ON 1 and REFUGOS FOR HOMELESS AND DESTITUTE CHILDREN. 8, Great Queen- street, Holbern, ard so, Broad-street, Bloomsbury, ;5,000 will be requited by the eid of the year. Amount lose ochnogredged ...

... Narcissus, Liliums, Gladioli, Iris, Ranunculi, &c.-On view the morning of sale and catalogues had. A PARTMENTS.-TO be LET, in A Victoria-square, Gresvenor-gardens, S.W. (Belgravia). A Lady, having a well-fornished house, larger than she requires, would be willing ...

... also for show-rooms, oarcho-.Io poipobes. Roots vory loe, and free till Chr'ttmas.-Appiy early on the premis n. PARTMENTS in Victoria-square, A Grosvenor-gardens, Belgravia lfor one gentle- eoan or two friend-.) in the House of a Lady. Gas and every comfort ...

... perfumery. Cologne, JoNe MARIA FARINA. Sept., xs86. Opposite the Jtilichs-place, Sole Purveyor to Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria and H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. LLSOPP'S PALE AND BURTON A ALES-These ALES are now being supplied in the finest condition ...