... beneait wbhich is the following in- scription :- Presented by Queen Victoria to tlhe citizens of Ihiblin as a memento of her Majesty's visit to the Viceregad Lodge, April, 1900. IThe Queen's Beuch Made an order to-day quash- ing resolutions of the county ...

... Portugal from 1810 to the close of the waxr in 1814, who brought the matter to a head ; and on the 1st1 of June, 1847, Queen Victoria fully repaired the omission of her predecessors by conferring the boon so long and anxiously coveted Her Majety having ...

... Portuzal anl Englaandi ere re- cmnrocared bv tile whole trir-ishn natJion. After t.he banquet the EKinga -eart a legrram t0 (Queen Victoria .han her for 1ih detnas:-ration or I BritHish frrendship. in tne shape of The presen*e nf Admiral P-a-on's squadron and ...

... dinner given yesterday by Count loss. Busts cf Queen Victoria and tthe Emperor Francis Joseph Were conspicuous among the decarsstions of the dining hail. The Statthalter proposed the health of Queen. Victoria, eand Sir John Fisher that of the E1mperor. As ...

... husba~nd, who was Unays a generous friend to the hospital. After a len-tbhened dis- cussion, it lvas decided tehat the Queen Victoria Convaiescent Home. which hlas been closed since December 19th, shoold be reopened on the 15th inst.. as there are so manv ...

... on board the Rienown. Admiral Fisher proposed the health of the Em peror Francis.Joseplih. and the Stattlialter that of Queen Victoria. the ship's hand pla-ing the Austrian amil British Kational Anthenms. After dinner there was a dis- play of ffreu'ork-s ...

... LriTaR AY AND D vpATrofG SocrET.r-The lact meeting for the session of thiS society took place on the 20th inst. in the Queen Victoria Hall, and assumed she forin of a musical 1 evening. rev. T. W. ienry presided, and there nas a large attendance. Thle ...

... left the Prime -Miri-ter, all three wearing long gold-embroidered robes and the signet rings and medals given to them by Queen Victoria -when the rebe71ion was SUp- passed. As we apprmareed, the Protestant Pegent, who is a- church elder. introduc-ad us eac-h ...

... her arrival in IreLand. We understand that the Queen tri1 leave Ireland on ho-r return to Eng- lannd on Fridar, 20th Lpr-l. The channel squai- ?? Wr!ich irll iasrjve la iN I. O n Sod Api!. w~id give the Queen an ?? reception. Tire iiaac-ionl arem to be on ...

... be erected in front of it, and of -the one at the Queen Victoria Ral in con- neccion with Christ Church. _A-ound the picture of Belfast Harbour are the words, Cead mille - failthe to our glorious Queen'? Shamrock orna- mentations have be&en very effectively ...

... ? the I j journal Reforme, has 'been celled upon by Ih-ie pc-ice. n pon paiit of expulsiom. to cease cnricatur- inr Queen VictoRia. MI. Julio is an Italian. PROPOSED IMPEACHi-1M .ENT OF TUE' SWEDISH TOvI-:RNNEP$T. STOOKEGIUM, AMonday j The Constituriictall ...

... CsiHIST CHURCH B1AZAA',. The bazaar organised for tihe purpose o. re6 ing off the debt on the Queen Victoria Schol Lectaure Hall in connecti on writh Crzz- U2i was reopened yesterday b Miss E- connr. ?? The dhair was taken by Sir Ot;to JTff-J Anongst ...