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... that Laboucliere was not invited to become at tmiseber of the einistry, and that Laboitchete's name wa s not subiitted to Queen Victoria. The first admission admits nothing. Gladstone's responsibility existed whether his act Navs spontaneous or vicarious ...
... PROPOSED STATUE TO QUEEN VICTORIA. A GERMAN PENSIONHR'S APPEAL FOR FUNDS. LIST OF TITLED AND HOPE-TO- BE-TITLED CONTRIBUTORS. The following extraordinary documents have been sent to members of Parliament and others, marked private and confidential. ...
... IENGLAND IN THE REIGN OF QUEEN I VICTORI& To THE ?? or ?? NmvsPAPEE So,-Ia the reign of Qaeen Viotoria, within five or ten minutes' ride of the ros al palaoS, woeking men and womeE, with their oblidren, are systematioally poisoned in masses. Hard-working ...
... TO QUEEN VICTORIA. In the evening of Saturday week, a ball took gloce in an elegant marquee, built expressly for the occasion, on the lawn, at Osborne, and communicated with the palace by a canvass corridor. The Emperor and Empress, with the Queen and ...
... QUEEN VZVTORMI AND HER AUGUST ALLY. Before another issue of this journal, Queen VICTORIA will in all probability be a guest of Louis NAPoLEON., the present ruler of France. Unless some brilliant success is announced within the next four or five days ...
... ?? b .; . . I :: I I ?? ?? ' . I j .7 ?? 18 ?? I PRESIDENT PIERCE WHIPS QUEEN VICTORIA.- SIR,-The Times says the dispute With America re- specting the recruiting question is settled. Such is possibly the case, but what sort of settlement has been effected ...
... 1.0558 01 TB QUEEN VICTORIA AND tf I4ZARLY EIGIRTY LIVES. The following account of this awful catastrophe Il taken yI rom the Freemam's Journal of Wednesday last.- T It is with feelings of the deepest regret that we have to di announce one of the most ...
... | CORESPONDE E MTWEEN' QUEEN VIC- I_ - ITORIA AND RING THEOD'ORO8. The papers presented to parliament rispecting the I British captives in Abyssinia contsai two letters from King Theodorus to the Queen. The first, translated, is as foilows:- In the name ...
... person under the sun, it will be conceded that they might easily mistake a woman personating Queen Victoria, and arrayed in her royal robes, for Queen Victoria hersel. But here it may be urged that Colonel Phipps, Lord Palmerston, the Gold Stick and Silver ...
... need. When it was that Queen Victoria 'generously aided the miners Messrs. Tozer and Hobbs do not say, nor do we know. It is, we fancy, a piece of brilliant imagining onl their parts, unless it should turn out that Queen Victoria has privately sent contribu- ...
... fetes. Queen Victoria and her Hanoverian ancestors, how- ever, have given-nothing, unless we count their too numerous but not too interesting offspring. There has never been a single oppor- tunity of making money out of the country, but Queen Victoria and ...
... strengthened. QUEEN VICTORIA. Cherbourg, March 25. The royal yacht Victoria and Albert, having on hoards her Majesty Queen Victoria, Princess Beatr ce, and suite,. and escorted -by the Osborne and Enchantress, has just anchored in the Roads. ...