... QUEEN VICTO)RIA AT COBURG. (THitOUcO ItnUT1t1t's Arnmoy.) COIUIRJG, April 23. TIhe bmuTil of (ie Qualm Oatltiglirdl's Dlragoon '' i tet Vil il ptlo I'e aI selectioU IOf In IillsI IIt[(s ti r IMtajeo y's t eveilnioaw thia illoriing. At 11011 -tuall \'ic:liit ...

... master, was fastened on the starboard quarter, and the steam-vessel Zephyr, on the port; both ?? astern full l power. The Queen Victoria propeller was reversed to the utnmost, and two hawers faetened to a buoy vwere strained by . her capstan. At high water ...

... le~e from bar ?? Queen Victofia. Mr. SyLo 'a arrived in full tusiform at the hour appointed, and presenb e to the King the letter from her Majesty Queen Victria, a of which the following is a copy: d Victoria, by the Grace of God, Queen of the IUitd Kingdom ...

... FIRST EDITION, 2.30 p.m. QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE GERMAN EMPEROR. . (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) BERLIN, Tuesday.-Owing to the Queen's early departure for England the proposed meeting between her Majesty and the German Emperor is scarcely likely to take place. It ...

... ENGLAND ITNI)ER QUEEN VICTORIA. MIM. MWAP-CNRTUY'S NEW BOOK. l!r. Fisher 1'i n v'i,'s valii.aile serie's of ?? vohlimro, 'I'hiv Story of the, Nations, re:eltos its fiftv-seconld ?? in - ModerIl El.nglaid, t'uidr Quvenil Vitorim, by ?.r. .Iltisli M'Cartrhs' ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE HOUSE OF FRANCE. .I The correspondent of the Gailois, who went to Jersey to furnish a report of the impression produced on the Monarchists by their interviews with the Count Se Paris alludes to the great demonstration of affection ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... [QUEEN VICTORIA AND QUENi i CHRITI5lNA.i THE MEETING AT SAsN SEBASTIAN. - f A (FR.OMK OUR 0 ohESrO EaD.l',N ?? MADRID, Ssraniv 'ICr~T.un I nan now able to rive t3he fal ptofgramntle o.oc ,thec maeeting of thle two Queens at Sin Sebas- tian. The Queen ...

... at foulr olclock Queen Victoria came and saw me. It was in a golden rooni; everything wvas so beautiful, and there were pictures of all the KVings and Queens, an-d I did not know where to look to see it all. I never heard Queen Victoria come ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AN]) QUEER UIIRISTIINA. I ?? ?? z>s. I t MADR1ID, S'JbeDaY NicesT. tbhe Qaeen Christina yersterday received a tele- pea gram from Queen Victoria, couched inl very kind au termns, inquiring alter her henith and the health stat of her children ...

... QTJXEN VICtORIA AND GENERAL CANRO- Tbhe following in ane extract from a PEarm letter of)| flhe 1st instant: Her Majesty the Queen of England Rave every token. Airing her stay 'with as of the admiration she entertained for the noble army of Freance Of ...