... i: is probable that the King and Queen visit Queen Victoria at as the of Tialy will pril. ft rained sii ightly yesterday afternoon at Florence, but the Qu drive. een and an Mr Sexton and four other Nationalist members had ® private interview yesterday ...

... Some effective illustratious of the celebrations at Cobarg in houoar of the Royal marriage, and also portraita of Queen Victoria, the bride and bridegroom, collect: acd distingaisbed guests, are given, in addition to s of imteresting in this Graphic. ...

... The Marqais of Lorne left Brindisi. London yesterday for Queen Victoria yesterday witnessed some military as from atates that the health of the Dake of Argy ll eontinaes to improve. Me A. J. Baifour, it is stated, will to the of Man as guest of shortly ...

... Lady Colin Campbell is ill with rheumatic fever. A Renter's tel m states that Queen Victoria will urrive at Nice on | Another aftest was yesterday made in Paris in onnection with the ed iling practices. David Bell, of -Mi ta death lor murdering his la: ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE QUEEN AND PRINCE OF WALES Tuesday. The special train conveying Queen Victoria from Italy arrived here at half-past eight o’clock this morning, and, after a stoppage of ten minutes, resumed its journey to Coburg, The Queen is travelling in ...

... AT CALCUTTA. Monday. Five thousand troops paraded to-day in com- memorstion of the anniversary of the proclamation of Queen Victoria ss Empress of India. ...

... [REULER'S THE KING AND ) QUEEN | OF ITALY. TO QUEEN VICTORIA Frorence, Monday. The Prince and Princess of Battenberg drove into the city this morning Later, the Duke of Aosta called to that the King and Queen will to-morrow. The Queen ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE QUEEN IN ENGLAND Visit of Queen Victoria to Cobarg was brought to a conclusion on Saturday. Her Majesty was accom- panied to the station bythe Duke and Duchess of Coburg, and despite the rain large romps of inhabitants assempled in thestreets ...

... Topics of the Ban. BRISTOL, TUESDAY, 20. 1894 Queen Victoria yesterday, at Florence,received a number of visitors. In the House of Lords yesterday only routine business was transacted. In the House of Commons Iast night, Sir William Harcourt detailed ...

... THE QUEEN'S PRESENTS. ‘Thera is probably no ix the world who has ever received so many presents as Queen Victoria. Not. ouly has her reign been and glorious, but she came to the throne in all the glamour of her winsome youth, and the great British nation ...

... welcome guest. By the middle of the month Queen Victoria will pay her annaal visit to ‘* Our Lady of Flowers,” and will be received with the hospitality, and more than she hospitality, shown her on previous occasions. Florence has seldom @ healthier winter ...

... the streets were lined by dense crowds, which respectfully greeted the Queen as she drove past. On reaching the Palace, Queen Victoria was cordially recerved by Kivg Humbert, Queen Margherita, the Prince of Naples, and the Duke of Aosta. The service of ...