... Port Victoria, not Queenborough as previously arranged. Lord Clarendon and Colonel the Hon. William Carington, the Lord-ii. Waiting and Equerry-in-Waiting appointed by the Queen to the service of the King of Portugal, will accompany the Victoria and Albert ...

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... guard of honour of the Queen's Westminster volunteers was mounted outside the church. The ceremony was witnessed by a large gathering of friends. Among the invited guests were Prince and Princess Cliristian and Princess Victoria of' Schleswig-Holstein ...

... FASHIONABLE WEDDING IN PARIS. LADY VICTORIA BLACKWOOD'S MARRIAGE. An important matrimonial function was solemnized in Paris yesterday, When the wedding of Lady Victoria BI ckwood, the youngest daughter of the Marquis of Dutierin and Ava, to the Hon. William ...

... matter-of-act mind, and the stubborn character were intractable, and Waddington, whom the papers said was only loyal to Queen Victoria, was found fault with by his chiefs for rubbing English Secretaries tcr.' Foreign Aifairs against the train, and making ...

... bridesmaids, the Princesses Victoria and Miend of Wales, Princesses Victoria, Alexandra, and Beatrice of Edinburgh, Princesses Margaret and Victoria Patricia of Connaught, Princess Victoria of Schleswig- I-lolstein, Princess Victoria Eugenie ...

... from Somersby, the poet's native village, bears the words, We never can forget you. TnE QUEEN'S WREAT11. A wreath reached the Abbey this morning from the Queen. Her Majesty's tribute is composed of laurel leaves tied with white silk ribbon, and on a ...

... Whittier, Mr. WV. D. Howells, and other authors. THE POET AND THE QUEEN, The following year Whitman sent us the following lines with the stibjoined note to print on the 24th o, May: FOR QUEEN VICTORIA'S BIRTHDAY. A4n American a;t-hinds bramc/, to te Jzzt in a ...

... with a friend who lives near Ventimiglia. She will not attend the funeral. THE LYING-IN-STATE. The coffin will arrive at Victoria railway-station on Monday. There it will he met by tho officers of the Tabernacle, and brought to the Pastors' College quite ...

... most recent portrait of hin, by Mr. Starr, was shown at the last exhibition of the Noew English Art Club. THE POEM OF THE QUEEN Under this tit'e (writes the Paris correspondent of the .Sthiaidsrdf) a little volume has just been published by the Marquis ...

... went after Sunday; politicians of high rank ':sntthe crowdo; the Lord Chief Justice (Campbell) also: and it dei ?? tnat f he Queen intended hearins5 the young pastor. The Times ttgo5Q it- Ontl~t him, asking how it was that St. Paul's Cathedral and W est- ...

... the Queen during a portion of her Mairstys stay at -Iyhres. The Princess of Wales and Prince George of Wales, together with Princesses Victoria and Maud, are also expected to visit the Queen at Hy~res. According to statements in Tree'!h the Queen intends ...