... morningtrain from Victoria to. Pevesey'every Tuesday, Battle Abbey, Hurstmonceux Castle, and Pevensey Castle are visited by carriage, and the return journey by rail is made from Eastbourne. On Fridays by a morning train leaving Victoria for Arundel the ...

... conductor. 'Yes,' was the reply, 'we are off the track.' in A SCOTTISH VERSION OF THE JUBILEE d di6 the Jubilee year of Queen Victoria, two women Sere hid o cussing, in a tramcar, the meaning of the word Jubilee and vet 'know th-e meaning of it-the other ...

... awarded -at. the 'Royal- Milit.ary College:-Under-officer B. Maclear, 'sword of honour; Gentleman Cadet G: L. Blair,- Queen Victoria's medal and sword-for general proficiency, and also the -prizes for military administration, military law,. tactics,, ...

... to a standstill. The passengers esfoped with a severe shaking. THE WINNER OF THE QUEEN'S Pzn.Tz. Private W. T. Ward, 1st Devonshire Rifle Volunteers, the winner of the Queen's Prize at Bisley, arrived at Exeter yesterday afternoon, and was accorded a public ...

... Sandrinelli, the,*Biirgomaster,.H and' the, chief civil and'military authorities. Count Montecuccoli. proposed the toast of Queen Victoria;: the naval band playing the, British National Anthem, while Adrmiral Sir John Fisher 'pioposed the health of 'the Em ...

... least a thousand baronets in all walks of life, from dukes to day, labourers. Four hundred or more have been created by Queen Victoria in her long reign, and the number grows almost weekly. About thirty of King James's two hundred creations are still extant ...

... Faust i Waterloo Chamber at Windsor Castle, before the Queen and Court o thi evening of Monday the 16th. The Queen will give a large Royal' dinub, party in the Oak Room before the performance. The Queen's visitors at Windsor Castle yesterday evening includedth ...

... Pilhno hand excellent drainage. The late Sir Jas. Clab',.i says.:-Aortn at obentwith is eual to a month at mdta ,in l~e.' The.QUEEN'S L Bt VIEHOTELboth faoe the se2. For tariffs, &oc.,apply io -H.- P~ALMER, Proprietor., BURLINGTON HOTELS (Limited)_ . .BURLINGTON ...

... rett Hotel, 2a Giffra Efectro-Chenmical and Power Company U1, Cornhifll 3 United ofthe H'avana and Regla WArehouse5 [ Queen Victoria-atr5pt Land Mortgage New Le1aland and River PA~teLadMrge neV21 shares, 2s. 6d. on application S Sheffield Corporation ...

... drainage. The late Sir Jas. Clarke, M.I., says,:-A tortnight at Aber stwith is equal to a month at mostwaterinm-piaces The QUEEN'S HOTrEL and BELLE VUE HOTEL both lace the sea. For tariffs, &c., apply to W. FI. PALMOER, Proprietor. BURLINGTON HOTELS (Limited) ...

... (Chairman, J. NEWTON MAPPIN). CEILEIBRATE1D SPOONS and FORKS Will last an age. OXFORD ST., WEST END. Will last an age. QUEEN VICTORIA ST., CITY. USERS of the ELECTRIC LIGHT SHOULtD SEE THAr TIHEIR ELECTRIC LAMPS Bear tle WORLD RENOWNED TRADE ESWN MARK ...

... DAY . I EXClURSIONS. ViaNewhavnet,Dieppe, . A'd tilw Valley Of tile beinle (I and 2 Class) .SAiTURDAY',Julle 2n1d, fi-om V'ictoria- alid LotIldOn Bride 100.A.MI. and (1, 2, and 3 Class), Iindav, Saturdav, aid Sunda3y, June 1st 2nd, .iI rd'f, fronV \-ictoria ...