... 150; pike, 30 to 40; salmon, 16; oodfisb, 14 to 17; eel, 10; crocodile, 100; tsrtoi.e, 100 to 200; whale, estimated, 1000; queen bees , live 4 months; drones, 4 months; worker bees, 6 months. Tun Archduie Leopold Ferdinand of Austria, who II serving with ...

... Government meant to secretly kideap some children, who were to be offered as a sacrifice. Iv has just transpired that at the Queen's birthday rehearsal parade at Bangalore, Volunteer Brown discovered a ball cartridge among the three rounds peeved out to ...

... Royal family. The Queen, who left the Victoria Tower about five o'clock, drove in her pony carriage along the terrace to the pavilion, Princess Christian, Prince and Princess Henry of Battenberg and their children, Princess 'Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein ...

... He the last French survivor of Trafalgar, and he was to have been visited by the Queen during her stay. By a curious coincidence the veteran died on the very day the Queen arrived at Hyeres. M. Cartigny, who enjoyed excellent health up to the very last ...

... of his Queen and country; but the more prosaic among us may none the less find interest in a recital of something of the history and quality of the regalia. The most important of the Crown Jewels is the Imperial State Crown of Her Majesty Queen Victoria ...

... score of the public health. le is definitely announced that the German Em=will visit grandmamma, as he publicly bed Queen Victoria last summer during one of his speeches at Osborne. His Majesty's visit will inland, with the Cowes regatta; and it is ...

... throughout Australia into effect. At present the twopenny rate is a roe in South Australia, Queensland, and Western O6w n lia. Victoria has the penny rate, while in South Wales the penny rate is adopted in the rband the twopenny rate in the country districts ...

... ard other Arctic animals no eidaird the Arid Baron Wolverton, bee been proved inst., of the golden wedding of the King and Queen. . found in part of Europe, have just been by the executors, her sons, the Hon. Pascoe Charles At the earnest desire of their ...

... conspicuous place in the 80-called Women's Building at the World's Fair at Chicago is being reserved for the exhibits which Queen Victoria and members of the English Royal family have promised to send. Her Majesty's contribution will comprise some specimens ...

... Petersburg, Florence, Berlin, Leyden, Vienna, Stockholm, and again in London last year. of the drawbacks connected with Queen Victoria's lofty is the law that forbids her readiug documents or receiving any letters cicept from her own family until after ...

... leaps and bounds. Harainsaa's Pure Tea oommands a areferenoe above all others. Bold only in rackets. Dvaiso the reign 43. Queen Victoria Great Britain has had 15 wars. Or Waterloo veterans France has eight left. There are two who took part in the retreat ...

... request, we are your Majesty's most obedient and faithful mervants. The Queen sent two portraits and a gracious letter to the petitioners.— Casselts Life and Times of Queen Victoria. • TRAGIDY AT JACK STRAW'S CASTLI. On the greensward behind Jack Btraw's ...