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... Earl-istreet, Stockport; Missim Lis- bona, 184,.i:Cheetham Hill-road, Cheethami Manches- ter, Hplnikh E. Cartwright, 49, Queen Victoria-road, Burnley ;, Mabel Rourke, 29, Burligtoh-sfredJ C?. ?? Mancheater; and Arthur Dunks, 159, Ash- ton-road, Denton, ...
... R25 silver cup given in the Devon class for the best steer. In the class for Devon heifer not exceeding three years old the Queen gainiod the First award of £20 with a fine entry tnder a year old, which hld been bred at the Flemish Farm. Windsor. lor the ...
... E:NT LIT E RATU R E. * L . . . - ?? . .1 TIHE .I ElDIVi'S ]MISTAIE. The young Klhedivo of Egypt, Who recently visited Queen Victoria, charmed every one who met him by his tact and courtesy, says the Wrhitehall Roeview. I his father who also onoe Sisited ...
... five as Sultans. There are two Khaus, of jiaiuchistan and of Khiva; two Ameers of Afghanistan and Bekliara, two Queens, Queen Victoria and Queen Wilielmina; one Khedive, of Egypt; one Shah, of Persia; one Bey, of Tunis, one Mikado, of Japan; one Maharajab ...
... brilliant cricketer, a Jio, in 1862, trnok a team to Australia. In the course of a match on the Melbourne club ground, in Victoria, he retired to the pavilion to have a cut bhndaged. The drossing-room attendant borrowed a lady's handkerchief for the purpose ...
... comment OtL the blantluot. 'The Yorkshire definitiolls of some of tile toasts were also chlareteristic and musning:- 'TIle Queen, t' breetest star i' histerrY. The Governor (he was there), 'ees a reeal gocid tin.' ?? Native County: t' biggest, t' bonniest ...
... andti-er com- plexion rather dark. NEW COTTAGE HOSPITAL FOR MORECAMBE Yesterday afternoon the foundation stones of the new Queen Victoria Cottage Hospital were laid at Morecambe, in the presence of a large concourse of people. A huge procession, in which all ...
... from the Rev. the Majr f, Normanby an der to sell to the y three portamits of Con- siderable histori interest ?? Madesty Queen Victoria n the Roboi of StteW in whic her Majesty meets Parra- ment'~painted by Sir David WiMlke, B;A. CharleBs 1k atill1 lintporrst ...
... very pleasant. Yes, I really think I should like to be a queen. Now this small creature hadl never hbfore thoughit of such a thing. It had never evenI rnlised the fact that it Was not a queen, and that it uight have bheen; but now the suggestion lingered ...
... will cndeavour to establish a station on t;,- west side of Victoria Land, as it is thought that ata extensive land surface exists there. A 'ltititq (.MPet; tion is simultaneously to attack Victoria L~aud ft-r the east side. The fact that wo should alwavia ...
... ever hbd better servants than Queen Victoria, or has been a better mistress to them. It is a very great mistake to suppose that the domestics employed in her various establishments are overpaid and underworked, for the Queen knows what it is to do a good ...
... Stuart; lannoers. Pot Poarri Comique, Wil- he liams; God Save the Queen. not The Cheshire Lines railway Band (conductor, nro- Mr. T. Meredith) will play selections in Victoria- square, Scotland-road, this evening, at seven the o'cloch. list The 15th ...