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... The Loss of the Steamship Queen Victoria. The following is • report at the investigation as to the loss of the steamship Queen Victoria . _ Pollereoext, iai lla s tg a W. 8132. Bosid — tit the Orpeedee Harris sad Seeek malted I boot held ea (Asia se ...
... 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 ...
... TO HER MAJESTY, QUEEN VICTORIA. May it please your Majesty,— We, your Majesty’s dutilul and loyal subjects, the Master Wardens, Searrhers, Assistants, and Commonntry of tb ...
... THE LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP QUEEN VICTORIA. The following is a report of the investigation as to the loss of the _steamship Queen Victoria Police-couit, 'Hull, Aug. Ist, 1862. „. , ”My Lools,—Purisuaut to the instructions of the &aril of Trade. and with ...
... OFFICIAL INQUIRY INTO THE LOSS OF TEE STE&MER, QUEEN VICTORIA, OF HULL.rr The inquiry into the losseof the screw steam~sbip Queen re Victoria, commauadedby Captain Wm., Stubbs, was hel th4 ob Friday.ol h Mr PETTINGHLL appeared for Captain Skabbes, and ...
... OFFICIAL, INQUIity INTO THE ' LOSS OF THE STEAME&S TRENT AND QUEEN, VICT lIA, I~ UL I ' On Wed - ' As1J One 'ednsdallet, n ici inquiry wass opened at a the 'Hull,-JT PleCotftth'loss of the steamers Trent Cap. Joe Bron, inthe4 ee0 'Vctoria~, Capt., Ca4 ...
... STEAMERS TRENT AND QUEEN VICTORIA. Wednesday. °Moja impiry, ii by the Board of . , . Tra,le, the eurctemetauces attentliug the lose of he *crew et.tuarre Treat. Captain •lowepit _ . . -- was lost on tlse 7th Jii. ruund.anJ Victoria, Captain William Stubbs ...
... JOHN BUTTERFIELD, Deceased.—Pursuant to the Act of Parliament of the 22nd and 23rd yean of Queen Victoria, chapter 36, intituled, An Act to farther amend the law of property, and to relieve Trustees,” Notice is hereby Given, that all creditors and other ...
... DINING WITH THE QUEEN. The London correspondent of the Phitadeiphq Pr•a the following description of a dinner at Windsor Cast!. - Queen Victoria :— - At this sea on, except that fashion is slightly less hustling in Lent, London is generally veri much ...
... VREDERIC MARTIN can supply a few thoteeind I strong Roots Myatt'. Queen Victoria RHUBARB, at 34. per dozen, 21s. per hundred; extra strong, 6s. per dozen, 425. per hundred. Also, British Queen and other varieties. Strawberry Planta, strong well-rooted, 3s ...
... already left for Antwerp. Oct. 21.—Her Majesty Queen Victoria is still detained at Lacken by the boisterousness of the weather. Her Majesty will leave for England as soon as possible. Ilstreszcs. Oct. 22.—The Queen is still detained at Lap-hen by the violent ...
... Provisions of an Act of Parliament made sad pried In the Twenty-6U sad Twenty-sixth Yeses of the Ridge of Her present Majesty, Queen Victoria, entitled the Untied Kingdom Telegraph ; Wm= m Grew that the TELtontra Corranv, baring obtaias4 the eoesset of the purses* ...