... from the accession of King William IV. to his death, a 'year after the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria. Further, he held office under the King while the future Queen was yet a child. 6 Born on February 21, 1806. the year between Trafalgar and Tilsit, he ...

... hard to imagine as a civilised country without stearn, and it is not easy to realise that phoonograpiy only came ini with Queen Victoria. There was more than one jubilee in 1887. In the autumn of that year the Inter- national Shiorthand Congress and jubilee ...

... Deputies on treaties has approved the Italo-Tunisial treaty by seven votes to three.-Reuter. 41HE BtHRING tSEALERS' COMMISSION. VICTORIA (BRITISH COLUMBIA), Tuesday.-The evidence adduced to-day before the Behring Sea Claims Commission was directed to show the ...

... which the police believe to be the name of the deceased. One of the pockets of the overcoat was filled with stones. THE QUEEN'S RETURN FROM SCOTLAND. According to present arrangements her Majesty, accompanied by Princess Henry of Battenberg and family ...

... removed from that mediocrity to which there seems to be a sort of conspiracyto consign him. It has often been said of the Queen that her Majesty is best shown by the fact that in her presence you do not notice that she is a little woman. The Archbishop ...

... ?? ont 6ttt Offite, 18. CHARING CROSS ROAD, L' c We hear that the Queen wishes the Royal wledding l J ?? l place in the private chapel at Buckingham Palace, where tlye ?? tat, Duchess of Fife were married oln July 27, 1889. If this arrarge carried out ...

... Nansen's personal qualities, and added, He is a clever fellow, of the same stuff as Andree. THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF VICTORIA. MELBOURNE, Wednesday.-The Legislative Council has decided to insist upon its amendments to the Railway Bill. A conference ...

... expressions of condolence with the widowed Princess Beatrice and with her Majesty the Queen are evcrytvhere most sympathetic. A correspondent at Coxves telegraphs that the Queen passed a very bad night, and that her Majesty is not at all wvell to-day. Princess ...

... ons and inquiries. IN N AEtUMO1Y.NL OF THE PRZINCE' CONSOWT1. SlERVlCE AT iROG.)MORIE.- The Queen, the Prince anid Princess of Wales, the Princesses Victoria ail R'aud of W.ales, Princess Louise, the D~uchess of Albany (who rcached the castle shortly ...

... ten o'clock this morning, and travelled to London by the Great0Western Railway. The Princess of Wales and the Princesses Victoria and Maud will leave Windsor shortly before two o'clock this afternoon for Sandringham. Sir Dighton Probyn and Lady Suffield ...

... member is the eldest lson of Earl Percy, and grandson of.the Duke of'Northumberland. I yISI OF TH-1E PRINCESS OF WALES TO THIE QUEEN. T1he Princess of \Vales and suite left Sandringhan! this morning for lxindsor. _ _ _ NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Serious defects have ...

... makilg uI) her mind to accept him, subject to the Queen's sanction. This, as has been announced, her Majesty readily gave, and the news that the betrothal las formally taken place has given the Queen great pleasure. Prince Charles will not come to this ...