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... THE QUEEN VICTORIA. Plymocth. Fiudav, 3 p.m.— Very litUe hope is now entertainsd being able to jet off this fine fo s since yesterday she has strained so.scvorely, that she is filling rapidly than the water can possibly got out other the ship's pumps ...
... TENNYSON AND QUEEN VICTORIA. The Garlenlauhe, a paper published In Berlin, gives Hie following account interview between the Queen and Mr. Tennyson:— Queen Victoria ia one of the most ardent admirers of Tennyson’s poems, and shortly after ...
... A LEGACY TO QUEEN VICTORIA. SINGULAR LKOAL PROCEEDINGS. A singlar case has just been brought before the tribunal of the Seine. It appears that a lady, a native of London, who was married first to a rich English gentleman, was married a tecond time to ...
... ACTION IN THE NAME OF QUEEN VICTORIA. A singular case has just been brought before the Tribunal of the Seine. It appears that a lady, a native of London, who was married first to a rich English gentleman, was married a second time to a French nobleman ...
... THE EMPRESS EUGENIE! TO QUEEN VICTORIA. GaZignani says :—About three o'clock, the Empress. looking most charming, arrived at the Palace of the Elyse, and, after a short delay, proceeded to the British Embassy to visit Queen Victoria. Her Majesty of England ...
... LETTER FROM GARIBALDI TO QUEEN VICTORIA. The Daily News correspondent, writing'from Messina, August 4, says:—I thinis you are aware that the Si- cilian Government has sent a distinguished nobleman, Prince Pandolfini, to represent the interests of the ...
... A LEGACY TO QUEEN VICTORIA. A singular case has just been brought before the tri- bunal of the Seine. It appears that a lady, a native of London, who was married first to a rich English gentle- man, was married a second time to a French nobleman, Count ...
... WHAT AMERICANS THINK OF QUEEN 'VICTORIA. It is now more than a qu irter of a century since Queen Victoria, then a fair-haired, blue-eyed girl, took the oath at her coronation in Weirtminster Abbey. She stood forth with cairn eel f-reliance in that proud ...
... Queen Victoria an Authoress.—The fact is not generally known, either here or America, that her Majesty Queen Victoria has written a work, entitled Leaves from a Journal in the Highlands, which consists of about forty papers, descriptive of her life ...
... TEE EMPRE)S8 EUGENIE TO QUEEN VICTORIA. Galigntmi says:—About three o'clock, the Empress looking most charming, arrived at the Palace of the Elysee, and after a short delay, proceeded to the British Embassy to visit Queen Victoria. Her Majesty of England ...
... This stone was laid by her Most Gracious Majesty QUEEN VICTORIA, May 20th, 1867. The various coins of the realm, and an engrossed stroll containing a description of the undertaking having been handed to her Majesty by the Earl of Beth), Lord Granville ...
... United Kingdom, hundreds of thousands of individuals who were born in allegiance to Queen Victoria, are now avowed and active enemies of her crown. Having given France power abroad, and Po itioal content at home, and having more than restored her commerce ...