... of the Gambia. Lilian, ablest daughter of the late lieul -ColooeJ Dojvnitliome. Royal A- Greys, and Mrs. Doonithoroe. W. Queen'a-gate, H.W. M AWbON KCTPEBB. On Dec 2n.1, at the Church Aao .Io»u Raptista Rio Janeiro. Bran!, b* the Rev. A. namara. second ...

... contracted on Christmas Ere. and rapidly complications that pmrod fatal. His ( brother and sister. Lord William Prrey and Lady I Victoria Pwcy. were present the end Henry Algernon George. Earl Percy, who was one the most promising the younger mem' bers of the ...

... Marion, youngest daughter the late Ueutenant-Colooel Forbes Mac beam, 92nd Gordon Highlanders, Serjennt-at-Ams the late Queen Victoria, and Mrs. Forbes Mac bean, of 92, Ashley-gardens, will take place very quietly at Stirling the of January. Whippingham ...

... The victoria clcb. The FIRPT OI'EN T«H RNAMENT f.e Member.of maed I .«d--ti rlulw will held ••a KPDAY. January lith. PASp.m Fntram-r sa. . . barge f.e rwfreabmenla. Firai prize, £S . prise. £t ; and ait other priaea. Name* . f inlptidinir player* ami ...

... Sandrioghara. The Duke and Duchess of Rutland’s party at Vlvoir Caatta for Chriatmaa indues Lord and Lady Kohert Manners, Lady Victoria Man nor**. Sir Herbert and Tree and their children, Captain Charles I.in-bay. Mr. Frederick Stanley, and Mr. Manners. Rari ...

... VICTORIA HOSPITAL for CHILDREN, Tite-«treat. Tba COMMITTEE HAN/ Cratahille I.EDtiE a trONATION £l.OBB Marrbioneea Bland ford, which eotltlaa bar to naaa a medical and aurgteal rot in tba ward* ..f tba Hoaplial ia perpetuity. rt’NDH CBOINTLY NEEDED prevent ...

... C. P. Ventris, to the Edgar, additional, to date January 18, and to the Thistle (N) on January ; A. T. L. Wilson, to the Victoria and Albert, additional, temporary, to data 24th inst.; O. P. van, to tha Excellent, additional (O), temporary, to data 17th ...

... Mohammedans, but demsnded the same treatment for themerlves. Preference an the ground of religiau was entirely opposed to Queen Victoria's Proclamation ; the impartiality of the noblest traditions of British rule were scattered to the winds the Segalslions ...

... La LANFBANC. from Para ter Uraepord baa arrived Mmfajra. _ MAURETANIA, from New York tor Liverpool, toft Queen*town from Puerto Mexico fur Victoria Dock, Oravarand Dec. M. . . _ .. OBOaMA. homeward bound, left Pf. 24. OTTOMAN. Bum Pectland JMe.!. arrived ...

... £4OO. 14 lI.P NEW RENAULT LANDAULETTR. £575. H RWIFT. two-mater. £l5O. /SoXETER and SONS. Ld.. H. VICTORIA-ATRRET. WISTMIXATRR. Telephone. 2.401 Victoria. SEVERAL SECOND-HAND MOTOR-CARS. Engiiah and Foreign. pABLIAMENTAKY a »-Hlß*p..rtWT(nsrf rtANDIDATBS ...

... SANDRINGHAM, Saturday. M*j«*ties the Kiug aoJ Queen, their Royal the Prince ami Prince** of Wale*, with Mary and the Prince* Edward, Albert, and Hfnrv Walee, and the PHnceea Victoria, their jyUjeetie*' One*to, ami the Lmlie* and Gentlemen in Railing were ...

... paid a visit of an hour's duration to Count Aehranthal, Minister (or Foreign Affairs, in the afternoon. King Ferdinand and Queen Rleonora arrived at Sofia from Vienna yesterday afternoon. The German Emperor has conferred the Second Clam of the Order of ...