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... Queen Victoria. The every day life of Queen Victar!ft is no of extreme simplicity and regularity, writes the London correspondentof the New York World. She i an early riser, and insists on going out twice a day, rain or shine. Her usual mode of promenade ...
... Accession of Queen Victoria. Saturday last being the 48th Anuiversity of the Accession of Her Majosty Queen Victoria to the Throne, the guardship Urgent was dressed f,te uud aft and the Royal Standard from the respective head s of the Navy awl Military ...
... Accession of Queen Victoria. To-day is the 48th anniversary of the accession to the Throne of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria. The guardship Urgent and H.(. S Goshawk will be handsomely decorated in honor of the occasion, and the eruple3es ...
... rapturous heart. • audi. QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE OLD WOMAN. It is said that tho Queen isa most considerate visitor, always being pleased with whatever is done for her; but sometimes, from her fondness for going about in the country, especially in Scotland ...
... in the third year of the reign of . . Our most Gracious Queen Victoria, and in the year of our lord, 1839 . ; a year justly cetrbrated as the Centeno'' , of Wesleyan Methodism ; distinruishidpartienl.trly by high political commotion in the Mother Country ...
... Queen Victoria started for the Continent on the 13th instant, travelling incognito as the Countess of Balmoral. We have further information regarding the fire at Amity Hall, Vera, reported by us yesterday, by which we are glad to state that the Still ...
... TILE JUBILEE. ICO3nIEMORATION of the - 2 - Yrs& of the Reign of Her Most Gracious Majesty QUEEN VICTORIA. Ihe to ittvite the Inhabitants of the Parish of - frolawny to attend a PUBLIC MEETING to be held ut the Court House, Falmouth, on Thursday the 10th ...
... THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH NAVIES. Although the Emperor Napoleon and Queen Victoria have not honoured the fetes of Cher- i bourg, Brest, and Portsmouth by their prehence, the fraternal meeting of the French and E::glish fleets in the military ports of the ...
... TENNYSON AND QUEEN VICTORIA! The Garin%&tube, a paper pnblished in Berlin, gives the following account of an interview between tbe and Mr. Tennyson : Queen Victoria is one of the most ardent admirers of Tennyson's poems, and shortly after Enoch Arden ...
... British throne before Her Majesty, none were to be (simpered he mid to that of Her Majesty Queen Victoria and other conceivable improvements down to the General Penny Postage& His Honor the Chairman then called on the gentlemen present, to submit snob ...
... BRECKNELL, TURNER 36 SONS, Makers of Toilet Soaps, Wax and Sperm Candles &o. Purveyors to Her Majesty Queen Victoria H it. H. The Prince of Wales, &c, &c,. szig HIVE. 31, Haymarket, London. ANT ONE CAN ESE basin of water is all that is required to produce ...
... I I rukti fee half a century by a virtuosi and gloom Monarch. Queen Victoria boa banished needlesaertravagance and vies from the Royal Pala. seed England, and given to her subjects the example of a home where all the domestic virtues flourish. Let us ...