... QUEEN VICTORIA. 'through reuter's AGENCY.') DARMSTADT, Aran, 1. Queen Victoria paid visit yesterday to the hospital in the Mauerstrasse founded by the late Princess Alice. This morning her Majesty visited the Princess Charles. The Prince and Priucess ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. (UEOUGE REaTER'S &GZNOY.) AIX.LF-BAINS, AP= 18. This mooming the Queen and Princess Beatrice drove out, and later on the Princess took a walk, attended by ?? de Nordle. In the afternoon her Majesty snd the Princess, at- tended by the I1owiger ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. PDERSONAL MEMOIRS AND ASPECTS. A thousand claims to reverence closed In her as Mother, Wife, and Queen. ASPECTS OF VICTORIAN SOCIETY: 1837-1897. [BY THE RIGHT HON. SIR ALGERNON WEST, I.CD.] Lord Granville once told me that at the opening ...

... KENSI N -W Q V R A=~- - A-- KENS1N(.TON rALACE-WHERZ QtJREN VICTORIA WAS BORE, MAY 24TII; 1819 ?? -- - ?? -- ?f - - ? - - ?. rlt A -1 ?z?m ?? I.R.I. THE DUCHESS OF KENT-MOTHI'R OF H.M. QUEEN VICTORIA From the Picture by G. Dawe, R.A., r?,F? already done something ...

... that Laboucliere was not invited to become at tmiseber of the einistry, and that Laboitchete's name wa s not subiitted to Queen Victoria. The first admission admits nothing. Gladstone's responsibility existed whether his act Navs spontaneous or vicarious ...

... WBECK OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. FIFTY LIVES LOST. [iBY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] [FItOM OUPR DUBLIN CORtRESPONDENT. DUBLIN, TUESDAY. The City of Dublin Steam-ship Company's gearncr Qaeeu Victoria, from Liverpool, struck at gIowth, at one this morning, in a fog ...

... WRECK OF THE QUEEN VJCZORIA. I.D_ The. following report of Captain Walker, .com- issioned by the Board of Trade to inquire into e nature and circumstances attending the wreck the Queen Victoria, has been presented to both ouses of Parliamente- . My L ...

... referred to above, it was alleged that the detention of the Queen Victoria and the two other ships engaged in the same service involved a daily less of 4500. The hull of the Queen Victoria appears to be uninjured. Mr. Glass, the contractor for the supply ...

... -WRECK OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. DUBLIN, FEB. 16.- The melancholy loss of the Queen Victoria steamship, which took place yesterday morning, at the entrance to Dublin-bay, and was attended with so fearful a loss of human life, has spread an air of the deepest ...

... e, at Stonehouse, for assist- . D nur ance. The steamer Thais was promptly despatelied to the d Lnd gssistance of the Queen Victoria, and at six o'clock she was ii for a oved from herdangeroun position, and taken out into deep ti ive water. Itwas qui ...

... I ACCIDENT TO THE QUEEN VLCTORI&. I The Queen Victoria, the iron sorew steamer, laden with the telegraph cable destined to connect Malta with Alexandria, went ashore on Wednesday morn. ing, near Plymouth. In attempting to pass Stone- housepsint she ...

... WRECK OF THE Q UEEN VICTORIA STEIt Arl R. --4. Trhe following (says the Dublir Eeeavning Post) are the names of the cabin passengers, as they appear in the way- bill of the Queen Victoria from Liverpool, on the 14th instant :-Mr. and Mrs. Welsh ; Mr. ...