... guard of honour of 100 men of :, grey nd ill II to he elbow. A little torge three of seven squares, and borrow from yew the Queen's Westminster Volunteers, under Maj r costume l in wh i r% Irmide orn wwll7l this ire gown. bli: parents or companire a three ...

... (From ramify Fair.) Queen Victoria's visit to ?lorelice in the spring looked forward to with reit delight throughout The kornsns hope that she will return the visit paid to her by Italian Sovereigns during her last sojourn in Tuscany, and that she will ...

... over. haul at Portvnyiuth, and she is under orders to embark the Queen at Gosport at ban-past 12 on either the 18tH or the 17th, for conveyance to Trinity Pier, East Cowes. The Victoria and Albert, which has not yet been taken in hand, is tn be ready ...

... Book of Health (Part 7), Book of the Horse (Part 8), The Story of Africa and its Ezplorers (Part II). The Life Times of Queen Victoria (Part 23), Caseell's Storehouse of General Information (Part 23), 'tipsier's Popular Scientific Works (Part 26), Natural ...

... health of the Queen or i! c • ai.:i levettions of this kind have been discreditsbiy t during the last few Wf elm The Queen Prince of Wales have both been in excylleot vialth for several mmtlis paat. The la eat th•tion is that the Queen's j hysicians ...

... THE SOCIETY PAPERS. (From tho World. The Victoria Cross.% for Captain F. J. Aylmer, ILE., and Lleute tants H. h 'wagon ate' C. M. zmaith. Staff Corp>, are bei ' iit out to hi ha for o rtientation locally with becoinoir ce.emotty. glad to (7A l 2tain Aylmer ...

... lloheololieoshoec talents a. a acJlpto, she has inherited, is now engr.ged on a life-sizs stAtue of the Queen which is to he placed in the Victoria Jubilee flospi , al at Montreal, and fat which h.,r Maj , s'y has given several airoings. This statue is ...

... most fully embodies the poet's famous panegyric of the statesmanship which has contributed so much to the beneficence of Queen Victoria's rule. And stateau - lon at her council met, Who know the Ammons when to take Ocesaion by the hand, and make The boon& ...

... Slur!, of Afrka and it, Erp'orern (Part 9). Wellwritten, deeply interesting, admirably illustrated. Life id 7intrii of Queen Victoria (Part 2), dealing with incidents from the foundation of the Northcote Administration to the Zulu War. Cawtra Storehouse ...

... number of British and foreign newspapers referring to the -dolls played with by Princess Victoria when a An American journal having informed its readers that the Queen always travels with these dolls, and daily inspects them, expresses •airprise that the ...

... cominunity might be said to date 'lt was ro a u n n d d c 7 r e tai p n r l omot h ers and support the from the accession of Queen Victoria. No movement y . e th.. ear h ly Indication. io th s e s farther back than 1 4 39 the report of the were such as to encourag ...

... the winter. The Grand Duke's early marriage is anxiously desired by his relatives, and a match between H.R.H. and Princess Victoria of Wales would give great satis• faction at Court. Two hundred men belonging to the 23rd and 63rd Infantry Regiments of the ...