... at Set. Seven. OLYrIC.i-Old Gooseberry-(AtiaQnrs-cr toEighet, -little Em'ly-Music hath Ctiarms. Seven. LvcEuuS.-Elizabetb, Queen of England-Ba m- bozeing. Quarter past Seven. ST. JAtoES'S.-hre Stoops to Conquer-(At aQuar- ter-oast Nine) La Belle Sauvage-A ...

... He was a commissioner of Greenwich Hospital. He was knighted in 1837, being the first naval officer who was knighted by Queen Victoria. The late admiral was married in 1847 to a daughter of Mr. Edward Owen, of Maesmyunyn, Dienbiglhshire. Information has ...

... Bussorah to Kurrachec, Dec. 6. WRIG;T, MrM. J. W. Z., at Barton Field;, Canter. bury, Dec. 23. DAUGHITERS. BOLTON, Mrs. R. G., at Queen's-gate-terrace DcO. 23. BOORD, Mrs. T. IV., at Kilburn, Dec. 29. ,ULLOCHI, Mrs. G., at Holland Park, Dec. 28. CARRS, Mrs. T ...

... ?? (so far as tile same may relate to Victoria) of the conference proposed to be held in London, at tile instance of a self-constituted and irresponsible body of absentee colonists. 2. That the people of Victoria, possessing by law the right of self- ...

... Government on the completion of the Suez Canal, adding that, in so doing, he expresses the sentiments both of her Majesty Queen Victoria and thle English public. M. de Lesseps communicated this fact to the Emperor Napoleon, who replied as follows :- I am ...

... perfomery. Cologne, JOHN MARIA FARINA. Sept., s80g. Opposite the Jiilichs-place, Sole Purveyor to Her Most Gsacious Majesty Queen Victoria and IL il, the Prrince of Wale;, ITIN ORDINAIRE, pure and soarnd5 V see per dozen, bottles included and carriage free ...

... nid no disasters to shipping are as yet reported. jhlilst the perfornance of Haydn's Creation was commencing in the Victoria Hall, Exete:, before a large audience, a heavy slate was blown til 0I the roof, and fell in the vacant space in front of ...

... men who wvere not members of the society, and who were at work by the piece. They are being supported by the society. The Queen. accompanied by the Princesses Louise and Beatrice, will learn Windsor to-morrow morning for Osborne, where her Majesty intends ...

... of York proceed from York at 4. 301' 51.. Passengers ore requestedl to ask for tickets, v/es ahe Midland Raiiwa~y, at the Victoria, Loudgate-lhil1 'Maoogate-steret, Alderogate'otceet, Farringdon- street, aced K~ing's-cross xiblescopolitrn) Stations. JAM ...

... defence put forth on the part of Queen Isabella to the charges raised against her by SeIor Figuerola relative to the crown jewels. All that has been said on the subject in the Cortes is declared to be completely false. On the Queen coming to the throne she found ...

... LET, First-Class.-ALTIERT MANSIONS, Victoria-street, close to Victoria Station.-Apply to Mr. SairTZER, at 17, on the premises. B ALLS-Ladies and Gentlemnio abont J giving their Annual Parties and Balls at the QUEEN'S CONCERT ROOMS, HANOVRE- SQUARE, are ...

... New South Wales Five per Cent. Debentures ?? 0 9,927 10 0 , 4, so Mauritius Slix per Cent. Debentures ?? 4,566 r7 6 , i,ono Victoria Govern- ment Six per Cent. De- bentures .. ?? 0,017 lo 0 ,, 4,100 Canadian Six per Cents ?? ?? 3,56646 5,800 Canadian Five ...