... •ntly reuevered the whole. Prisoner was committed. Tut! Queen having expressed her desire that pretty Princess May of Teck shall henceforth be known only by her more formal baptismal names of Victoria Mary, all loyal subjects must banish the pet name which ...

... health, are allowed to enter New York liarisir. Mr 4 attastmle, ins letter to a correspondent, has emphatically stated that the Queen had nothing to with Mr Labotichere's exclusion front other. He takes the responsibility en- t irely upon himself. On Saturday ...

... aggregated :411. The Quee'n's On it hail MO. right ,bola to go. Oaring the tiring ot these shot t, the great vnt excitement prevail,-d. and malty on were an to t or fort of the et.. When thetas) Mint. w hich tan up ti,, score of the queen . * Own tn atria ...

... Tim Healy ati national disgrace, for which every loyal subject the Queen should feel profoundly itbased. I can also speak with contidente of the view of the late I' • Nlinister Victoria, Mr dames Service fan Ayrshire mat]. than could more clearly the ...

... James Laing addressed the meting. the last named partly in poetry. Considerable satisfaction was repossess' at the popular victoria achieved titer the Duke's original RC:A.llles. It was obseried that now, no matter which scheme might adopted, the !lake ...

... the Australian's reecot experience of summer hint. Victoria and South Australia have endured the biglient temperature ever known an the country. During the lent week in January the them, meter in Victoria new 172 deg, Fehr. in the tun, and marked only one ...

... where they are to embark on board the Victoria end Albert. Endo), mor oiup the Royal yacht will start about tea u'cl.e'k fort bertroorg. esimeted by the Admiralty yacht Knchantrese and by the Trinity yacht. The queen .1 again to dine on board, nod about ...

... mid Avondale, and respectfully expres.4 their most sincere sympathy with ller Majesty the Queen, the Prince and Prineem of Wales, also with the PrineL%s Victoria Mary of Tech in their Orlietion.• Lieut.-Col. C. S. M'.'lli'ter, I Ruling Conlicillor: M. ...

... that all persona will pot thelowlv , a lulu twang for three week. rho of patio, army and navy are to gn 111 till February The Queen. re the of poorly anti of the pulpit,. geiwrally, in sissy' anxious to limit the time for national mourning, and would he deeirotv ...

... , . than the Queen and Prone and I Princess of Wales. The J.1111'1143 We joie in the regret whi,h the. sod event will among our neighbour , . nod we add our respeetful WWI. , to that which the entire public • ill offer to Queen Victoria , so cruelly ...

... and on whic! her soul had for She, a ruling Queen, bat a feu at the concealed from the gaze ol wr own | to his since she married, had resolved to st Hindestani te propose the 4 that That was a small mau Queen: Erapress. te pared with the political speech ...

... Walthamston, Fergusson, Ayrshire. Avatratias Betrer.—The third ¢ ment of this Australian butter last week in the steamer Victoria, a talk of the cargo, consisting of hundred tons, has been sold at wl srices, ranging from Ld to 1s ld per It of the best ...