... Millerand concluded by proposing the health of Her Very Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria Empress of India. The toast was drunk standing, to the singing of God Save the Queen, the Englishmen afterwards giving three olsecra for ?? Millerand. air. Barclay ...

... the directors of the so r-respective companies. Q }ti NEW HOSPITAL FOR -MOREC&AMBE. g The foundation-stone of the new Queen Victoria v a Cottage Hospital was laid at Morecambe yesterday. ! i The cusheme was entered upon three years ago, but it -a d ves ...

... formed in 1880, as Mlears. G. Binswanger and Co. The head-quarters of thle busi- noess are at 71, Queen Victoria-street, London, E.., -with branches at Victoria Bridge, Manchester, anr elsewhiere. The chlief mzanufacturing establishment, is Peel Works, Adelphi ...

... dining with the Queen. The Bishop of London had the honour of being included in the dinner par-ty The Queen went out this morning, accrnpauied by Princess Henry of Battenberg. The Duke and Duehss of Connaught, and Princess Margaret and Victoria Pairicia, left ...

... for the vendors. SALTBURPN.-Last night, at the Queen Hotel, Salt. burn, Mr. N-e-wton Walker offered for sale the villa residence, known as -. lelzhurst, vwhich occupies a positio-n at the corner of Victoria and R1ob Rill R1oads. Bidding nominally commenced ...

... captain of the transport. The muleteers fled from the ship before the officers arrived. TUB QUEEN \AND WAR ORPHANS. It is reported fro- various sources that the Queen meditates the charge of a number of children nrphaned as a result of the present campairn ...

... Bransby Bryant, of Mladras, Imperial Forest Survey of Int's. fourth son of Mr. Thomas Bryant, ?? Surgeon-E-ctrnordinay to the Queen. consult- ing surgeon to Guy's Hospital, and President of the Royal Collage of Surgeons 1890-93, of 65, Grosvenor- street, ...

... coerrespondent's letters for many weeks past. Br The season, on the whole, continues favourable. r Throughout the whole of Victoria the rainfall has been ample, if not excessive, and feed and water are every- where abundant. The lambing has been exceptionally ...

... Bannister and1 Son, St. A.nn's M'ills, Slrksoah. Leels- .F7Erank Spence, Oatla-ads D-ycwrks, Leeds- T. s? -am- shaw aned Co., Victoria ML31s, Bramney, Ieedn The share capital of the comnapany is £180,000; divided into 80.000 6 Per cenbt. ?? preference shares ...

... arrived at Tribla Bay December 12th. CARLISLE CrTY, from Seattle, arrived at Rong-Eong December 12th. DUE OE; FIEJ, from Victoria, B.C., arrived at 'Rong-Song December 12th. DALMATIA, from the Clyde asd Liverpool for C(alcetta, left Gibraltar Deccember ...

... Mlickleta- waite; Johln Bland, plumber, Great Horton-road, Brad- ford; John Thos. Robinson, formerly cycle maker asrd dealer, of Victoria Buildings, Girlingtcz, Bradford; and W. B. Smith, stone mason, of Rock Cottage, Keighley. THE AFFAIRS OP A LONDON CLOTEING ...

... West-street and S.5. Philip-street on Mon- day, and Mressrs. Batley and Sols' programme con- tains eight freehold cottages off Victoria-rn-i, and a through house off Wcodhouse-lane. On Tuesday, Maassre. Hepper and Sons have three freehold resi- dences to offer ...