... of the most accomplished and amiable princesses in Germany. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert were unable to attend the wedding, but it caused them very great joy. My heart, wrote the Queen to her uncle Leopold, is full, very full of this marriage; ...

... interest, to these promises of s future coumt ast homely 'ad'as pure aswthatof Queen Victoria. The advan- tae Xri«i the Engishl peopl'e1ihave .derived from the example of the Queen,. and t*he s'blameless life' of her late consort, are un- quesitonable. NormejW ...

... The Sultan declares that Queen Victoria is badly informed, and says more T mrks have been killed than Armenians in the late troubles, which have been wilfully exaggerated in the English Press. lie intends to write to Queen Victoria with his own hiand and ...

... a Noith G3erauau n rry corps, The DuLe and his daughter, with Prince Cbliistias of Deumark, hlnched the other day with Queen Victoria at Cimier.- Ills widow is the niect~ogle Ducheess-Deowagerof Saxe- Cobtirg flnd ia in this way conneeted with her MXajesty ...

... Dedham, Maso sachusetts, on Wednesday. Amongst. the telegrams received by 31rs. Bayard ftrom England were messages from Q~ueen Victoria, Lady (Jhuf chill, ILord and L~ady :Baliburton, and Sir Henry Irving. The American statesman, Thomas Francis Bayard, was ...

... of the Dominion, which decked the catafalque, were the most magni6oent ever been seen in Canada. ¬iier wreath from Queen Victoria was placed near the body on Wednesday, as aleo wreathe from Lord llipon and the staff of the .;Olojial offle. As the faeo ...

... MARRIED. On the saine day on which the youthful Queen Victoria was married to Prince Albert a bale ond hearty shoewaker of Ken- noway, who has seen near three score and ten winters, and who bas buried five Kind and loving wives, was united in the blessud ...

... eighty-thi-e yenars. THE QUEEN AND DR. AAU ?? corre- spondent at Roae telegriphsl ' I :in able to stiete on tile best anthority that the new Catholic Archbllisilop of Westminster after coummunicating his lienmiintioni to Queen Victoria. ieceived throlig1Q ...

... estern Circuit, aged 41. FR-NKLIN--On the 24th nIt., after a long illness, Emma, second daughter of Wi. Franklin, of the Queen Victoria Ini, Hare Hatch, Tvyferd, Hocks, aged 28. FOLKARD..On the 30th ult., after a few days' illness, Emma, the beloved wife ...

... was married on the same day as her Maj sty, and presented her husband with a daughter on the sante day ai that on which Queen Victoria made Prince Albert a similar present. DEATHS. At Talaton, in Devon, in the 4lst year of his age, Lord Erace, eldemt ron ...

... presence of the King and Queen and members of the royal family. The funeral procession to the cathedral was witnessed by vast masses of the people. Con- spicuous among the wreaths sent by European sove- reigns was one from queen Victoria. The Lord Mayor of ...

... 21, at St. James's oPalaeo, Major.Gen. Sir H. Wheatley, Bart., C B., ?? late Privy Purse to E.M. William IV., and H.M. Queen Victoria, aged 74. ...