... brittle aml toperionte of finhit Priree• front 1,.• to 816 each. Ferris & Company. I.td.. Chenie:ts to lier Late Nlaje,:ty Queen Victoria. UNION STREET. BRISTOL ...

... /. per IN. Silver Eagle (British). 18/. per lii D. GLASS & CO., 2, Clare Street BY APPOINTMENT TO HER MAJESTY THE LATE QUEEN VICTORIA. BristolEdsidiabol IBM ...

... Manitoba and Ontario. Through irclueiTe rates. Reacrred Cmmasre. lairly application neceacary Addre*«: Colonel LAMB. 122. Queen Victoria Street, London. E.C. ...

... The Prince of Wales. Prince Albert, and Prince Henry also went for a ride the Perk, attended Major Clive Wigratn. THE QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL. ACCOMMODATION FOR MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. ...

... circumstances while salmon fishing the River left estate of the gross value £47.693. his wife left gifts from the late Queen Victoria and expressed the that Royal presentation plate and souvenirs should divided amongst his children. ...

... AND THE MEMORIAL. SEMIOFFICIAL STATEMENT. TEI BERLIN, Tuesday. The semi nfllnal • Zeitun;' today aaya that the memorial Queen Victoria will solemnly unveiled to day. It speaks for the pious feeling' Kinjr George and the British people that the first happy ...

... British Columbia. Manitoba, and Ontario. Through inclnnive rate* Carriage*. Early apphcatiou Askfre**; Colonel lAMB 12. Queen Victoria Street. lon ion. E C ...

... DEATH OF AN AGED ADMIRAL A Younger Brother of Trinity House, and a former A.D.C. to Queen Victoria, passed away at Waimer Wednesday night in the person Admiral Gordon Douglas, aged 81. The deceased joined the nary in 1844, and saw Retire serrioe in the ...

... BRISTOL MEDICAL INSTITUTION. The Queen Victoria Convalescent Home. Down —Number of patients admitted during last week, 35; ditto digcharced. Now the Home:— Royal Innrmary, 19; General Hospital. IS; Eye Hospital, 0; Bristol Dispensary. I; CTiftoa Dispensary ...

... cocfereace shall be held. After meeting the Sab ezeratiTe Com mittee, yesterday, was announced that tb. erection monument Queen Victoria, and baa: of William Pitt and Lord Chatham Washington had been unanimously approved. ...

... Child and Co., and had been Governor of New South Wales, a former Paymaster-General, and one time Lord-in- Waiting to Queen Victoria. ...

... passing away one more member of a family which the city owes muoh. Sir E. P. Wills was most prominently connected with the Queen Victoria Convalescent Home, and the particulars given in another oolumn indicate a varied, active, and public spirited career. ...