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... 4 UBEN VICTOR1IA - ,Iaesty, Queen Victoria, daughter of the Dtislt euf Rouit,- ?? iutrlta Maths Louisa of SASS Cobeasrg, Princes Dowager andf e nn ~an Duchess of Kent, was bornoeon the 24th of MaV. i of64 Uujdd ber uncle William IV, ona the 2fth of JUne ...
... proceeding at Dublin. The following Is the sed evidence of the chief mate Thomas Davis. a Welshman, first mete of the Queen Victoria E it was sworn, and, after having been cautioned by the coroner I lea- that what he said might be subsequently used in ...
... all mattes applying rather to the times ta to th ei personality of the Queen. On the latter subiect it may be said that, with less force of character than Queen Mizabeth. Queen Victoria has shown her- self to possess a more balapced intellct,. ,wi emotions ...
... IQUEEN VICTORIA IN GERMANYI The visit of the Queen of England to Germany, though wholly unconnected with public affairs, is yet suggestive of some very curious and striking political reflections which will doubtless present themselves with special force ...
... QUEST -VICTORIA AND ,T P 1USSIA PEOPE. - It .i It AhtternganIs Bel i uh tE r Iancg-aes y matr, r ?? froxit her - 6vinefitol; heiiih efaeint.I moicu pof ile *nedhi-i~ ah, other of F 'the Iot ; I 'ethecon . for abi may' be exes-ute' with re than lier liod ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA NURSING ASSOCIATION. LIVERPOOL CENTRAL HOME COMPLETED. Amongst the many important pmlanthropic agencKM at work the city of Liverpool is the Victoria Datnct Nursing Association, wluch aas founded in in commemoration of her Majasiy'n long ...
... other in loyalty and good feeling. A committee c woea foeined. and the Pth of July was the day fixed upon to In celebrate Victoria's reign. Flaming placards had been r- plentifully distributed for a week before, and such were the c good arrangements of ...
... THE LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP QUEEN VICTORIA. The following is a report of the ?? as to the loss of the steamship Queen Viotoria:- a{ My frdc Police-court, Hull, Aug. 1, 1862. My Lords,-Pursuant to the instruotlot s of the Board of Trae, and with the assistanoa ...
... one of the Queen th, Victoria's boats, and conveyed to thre other steamer. Oin hi board that boat Weas a sailor namned William Kegg, weho pr also escaped. Tire sane, beat ivaq one of four whlichi had shi been lowered from, ?? Queen Victoria after lsie ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE UNITED STATES. A correspondent of the Boston (U.9 .) Tranecrit tells the following story:- Several years since, an Amelican lsh dy, of re gocd sense and shristien attainments, went to Germany to eeekohealth. On her way home ehe ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE PRUSSIAN PEOPLE. It is seldom that England gets any. mark - of approbation from her continlental neigh- bours. For the most part, they either habi-f tually carp at her from motives of national . Y or sectarian jealousy, or are silent ...
... as was feared on the morn-.on Ld, ing of the wreck. No official returns 'of the number of the en persons on board the Queen. Victoria at the time shed left It oa iverpool have as yet been received. Ithi of . . ?? of About ten ponor persons, who were deck ...