... THE LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP I E QUEE&N VICTORIA. I~~ ?? .- The following is a report of the investigation as to the loss of the steamship Qw t esn Victoria o h ' ?? Hull, Aug. 1, 1862. My Lords,e P rsuato t to thr e instruetions of the Board of Trade, and ...

... THfE LEEDS MERCURY. TiS inllcognito of QUEEN Vl(!TOnrA, on her amvil at Paris, was not only strictly maintained bat aniversally respected. The ?? paid a short visit ho Efer Majesty during the afternoon, but no other ?? were made. LoaD STANLEY had an interview ...

... English nation, from the QUEEN down to the very mud- larks of London. And we shall scarcely have said good-bye to these humble folk before another distinguished guest will be received under the Royal roof as the recipient of QuiEN VIcTORIA'S personal hospitality ...

... T.HE LEEDS MERIUR{V. QUErN VICTORIA arrived in Paris yesterday mornlng, nud proceeded direct to the British B mbagay. During the afternoon the Erremss paid a viit to Her Majesty. In the evening the Queen left for Lucerne. The Parisians regret the strict ...

... risterial wig also slid off the barristerial head;* and though no member of the Bar went so far as to l address ?? my lord, the QUEEN' s justice,' in this1 unseemly condition, yet the shocking spectacle of a row of natural heads for the first time within living ...

... Ti'E Royal yacht, Victoria and Albert, with Qul:i.N VICToroA. on board, anchored off Ch irbourg lst evecn'riu. Her Majesty is to proceed to Ritis this morning, and the EyrniEs is to come from Fontaine. blenu to meet her. The Queen will leave Pr.ris again ...

... to the post he held before the war of IS C G. It was assumed that this suc- cession showed the increasing influence of the QuEEN, and the growing favour of the Coueervative party. The Nwi (;r ?? GCzetlv disposes of that assumption, by positively announcing ...

... THE LE, EDS- MERCURY. TrrE Swiss Government has been officially informed of the intended visit of QUEEN VicronlA to . . I I. - ?? I . I Switzerland. Her Majesty is expected to arrive at Lucerne on the 7th, and will make a short stay. Tirm Km ?? NAPOLEON ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. QTJEuE VICTORIA left Lucerne yesterday, and will arrive in Paris this morning. Her Maj esty will travel in the strictest incognito, and will stay at the British Embassy to rest herself, resuming her journey at 10 p m. for Cherbourg ...

... TRE LEEDS MERCURY. FtomI Lucerne we hear that QUEEN VIcT'ORUI has expressed her thanks to the Federal Ooancil for the cordial reception she has met with in Switzerland. :I. PREVOST-PAIRADOL follows up his attack on the LFrench electoral system by a leader ...

... reign of Queen Victoria. I suppose he means by the sanguinary reign of Cromwell, the reign in which the Tories were not us power. (Hear, hear,) But if Mr. Busfeild Ferrand means that I contrasted the reign of Cromwell with that of Queen Victoria in any ...

... extraordinary -interest. The Queen is about to leave Lucerne. Every train that passes takes down numbers of people to Lucerne, because the Queen is there. There is no getting into Lucerne on account of the Queen. Going to Lucerne I I hope your ...