... the evening. THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO IREL4ND. REPLIES TO ADDRESSES. The following letter of acknowledgment from her Majesty the Queen has been received bv I'r. Byers, through the Home Secretary, in reply to the address from the Victoria College, presented ...

... INQUIRlST THL QUjEElL We are ?? informed -hat the Queen, rho is mrach concerned at the inclispositaon of the Khe-le, sent her Prvate Secretary, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Ar-thur Bigger, to Port Victoria en las t &itinrdoy to unae inquin-s for his Higineat ...

... RoICOVER eLAInes. Slbsequently. the cases brought by the Council of tse County Eorough of Release agairnst Wm. M-Caneland, Victoria -Sreet. to reotver .249 Ie Shl for rates owing n ret ectp of tae occupation of premiseS ihe Ralenhill Ro.ad, and against ...

... and ! in the afternoont afith Princess Heniry 3nd Prtr-cess Victoria Eug-enie of Battenberg. ?? Matthewv Whrite Ridlev a-rd lajor Sir W iserl Jenner hbd the honour ai dininsg rit-ia the Queen I a-nd ?? Family yesterday evening. The Cabinsot nieetinaS vtll ...

... Princess Louise (Duchess of Argyl ), - Princess Henry of Battenberg. the Duke and Drohess of York, Princess Victoria of Wales.i Princess Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein, the nl~cbess of Roxburgh, Miss Knollys. Sir Francis Knollys, Major-General Sir Stanlev ...

... FASHION. THE COURT. BALrTasesT,, \WrDrESDAY.-The Queen rent ocut yesterday mcorning, accompanied bv Princess Chris- I ian, Prinecss Heiiry of Battenberg, Princess Aribert of Anhalt, and Princess Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg. 0 In the afternoon her MIjesty ...

... Ardrnoulin Street,; Hugh MeL arg, 109, Grosvenor Street ; Max Mein- harrlt, 28, Victoria Street; M. Morgan, 53 and 55, Millfield; Joseph Muir, 36, Vernon Street; Johan Murray, 27, Queen's Square; Patrick J. Murtagh, 30, Comber Place, Grumlin Road: Patrick J. ...

... would ntto! chatgo ?? tro-mot r iO- morning, anti the jur-- irers- agaill lockked ulp for the night. DE'STRUCTIV'iE lItRE AT QUEEN- DOROTTGI{ PIERIIEl, A fire broke ?? yesterday on Qucenshbroncgh Pier, and spread with alcutoin; rapidity to the -whlole StraCti ...

... HJigh ioum issioner for Canada; Jul-ass Salosnonss, Ag'ent-Seneral for INew Soutih W~ales; Andeaw Clarke, Agent-General for Victoria; Walter Peace, Agent-General for Natal; D. Tenruant, Agent-Uoenral for the Cape of Good Rope; I. P. Reeves. Agent-General ...

... inI Lo~ndon have. Co-iou-Rc 'AT \VullTJ-rnIf-;An. - Y-sterday evening a j concer t t - t.at1 -i 0 thle Ii' 4ii 1101 of rho Victoria - (tote, Whliteitecd, oin hiciilff' -f she childrenc'a etch l ol sthe forthcomito-iso i-slr it connection M'itii AV ?? Chioro ...

... Counsel then passed to another subject. and tl .ue-scoc-cd w7itness as to some ,published references h to t' lr Majesty the Queen. Fe askled- suppose a n ho iso would defamne the greatest wooman t' ti our country --could merit your censnre?-JI think ct ...

... her MAajesty and the Royal Pauilfix last evcr'ing. The Queen wei ct ounlthrs mnorning, accompanied Ii. her floral H-1ghnoss I'rinu-sos H-enry of Batten- be,and Per Ttoval Highness~ Princess 'Victoria of NVICEREGAL CO11-URT Dzimxus CMArs:, Mc NijAY. -The ...