... HER MAJESTY'S CONCERT. is B., The Queen gave a concert last evening. Invitations were on issued to a party of about six hundred and seventy. a- The Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Mary arrived es at Buckingham Palace at half-past nine o'clock, attended ...

... functions of Government-Legislative, Executive, and Judicial-are lucidly explained. This is followed by the genealogy of Queen Victoria, a chronolo- gical table of the great events recorded in the his- tory, and a list (accompanied by a marked map) of the ...

... Atlantic telegraph, and other humours of the day, and the late India triumphs were turned to account at the close, where Queen Victoria appears in a gor- geous scene as Empress of Hivdostan. The tricks were good but not numerous, the old tradition of pantomime ...

... the Improvement of Taste in Ireland, and is duly sanctioned by the Board of Trade in accordance with the Act of 9 and 10 Victoria. The society is under the immediate patronage of the Earl of Charlemont, the Earl of Meatli, Viscount Massereene, Viscount ...

... EfiVSnIY rce 'Thifr~sal eseptoi of diplomiatic ?? betveen England and. Naples will take place aft the itle rturni tf Queen Victoria from Scotland by . Thi's step, which of course means also a resntt, m- |tion of political rela~tionls with France, was ...

... travellers. We have received the following Works for notice during the past week BOOKS. Novels and Novelists from Elizabeth to Victoria. By , J. C. Jeaffreson. 2 vols. Hurst and Blackett. The Private Journal of the Marquis of Hastings, K.G. . Edited by his ...

... midnight. We understand other ?? are in contemplation. THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO GrER-MANY.-The French papers publisL a letter from Berlin stating that it is be- lieved in court circles that Queen Victoria will arrive at Babelsberg, the residence the Prince and ...

... doubts of the possibility of the Princess Frederick WiU- liam making the journey to Coblentz, it is very probable that Queen Victoria will come on to the Castle of Babelsberg, at Potsdam. THE GRAND COUNCIL OF BERNE. BERNE, THURSDAY. The Grand Council have ...

... Clare and Lady E, leanor A Cavendish and Mr. F. Cavendish, the Countess of Yar- I borough and Lady Sophia Pelbams and Lady Victoria Hare, lea the Earl of Lucan, Viscount Templeton. Viscountess Mel- rly gund, Viscountess De Vesci and the Hon. Miss Vesey ...

... of ways. It was said, and even reported in the public [prints, that the inscription was this-' Victoria to Rachel.' |'Tle truth was it stood thus-' Victoria to Mademoiselle R Rachel' ; the difference of the omission of a single word malkillngan immense ...

... week. * A newi drain, called The Wild Boar of the Fens, is to i be the novelty at Aetliy's. n The attractions at tire Victoria for the week are to be the draruas of A Poor Girl's Temptationa and The Red dHulltsman. ,, A grand spectacle entitled ...

... reverenced all over the World. Of !eourse il this coussry nothmisig need be said further conceruing them, except that our inew Victoria Cross is ai truly noble isistitutioi, and based upon the most liberal views, like tlfact of the Legion of Honour in its pailmiest ...