... QUEEN VICTORIA. The annual installation meeting of the Queen Victoria Lodge (No. 2055) was held at the Freemasons Hall, Plymouth, when Mr. J. W. Aggett wAs installed as W.M., in succession to Mr. E. Birch, I.P.M. The following appointments were also made:-8 ...

... •QUEEN VICTORIA* A first notice of Queen Victoria I Knew Her,” by Sir Theodore Martin, will be found on page o. In this book Sir Theodore, who for many years was brought into close contact with his revered Sovereign, pays the greatest tribute her memory ...

... * QUEEN VICTORIA. (Through Eeuter's Agency.) AIX-LES-BAINS, APRIL 3_ The Queen and Princess Beatrice drove to tha Col dv Chat this morning. The Princess after* ■ wards walked out with Lady Churchill. In the afternoon, her Majesty and tha Princess, attended ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. The annual installation meeting of the Queen Victoria Lodge (No. 2655) was held in the Masonic Hall, - Devonport, when Mr. J. W. Aggrit was installed as W.M. for the ensuing The installation ceremony was performed by the retiring W.M. ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. — — ♦ (FROM OCR CORRESPONDENT.! AIX -LES-BAINS, TC-SDAT Night. Her Majesty's h_alth continues excellent. To- day carriage excursions were made to Chambery and to the Grande Chartreuse. (Thko-gh Ke- teii's Agency.) AIX LES 8..1X5, April ...

... presented to Queen Victoria. Lunch was afterwards served. The town is gaily decorated with flags, and as the Royal carriages passed through the town, the crowd which had assembled along the route, gave loud cheers for the Royal visitors. Queen Victoria will take ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. (FROM OCR CORRESPONDENT.) BERLIN, Tuesday Night. Some of the papers announce that Queen Victoria is expected to arrive at Hombnrg on tbe 23d of March. It is added that she will stay there three weeks, and that her daughters, the Empress ...

... affair of the Queen Victoria. General Calonge thereby informs me that the Adminis- trative Junta at Cadiz, which had been charged with tha re-examination of this case, has pronounced a sentence br which the capture of the Queen Victoria by the Spanlsb ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) MARSEILLES, Thursday NicHT. A telegram which 1 have received from Cannes states that preparations are about to be - com- menced to receive this Winter her M.ajesty Queen Victoria and the Duchess of Albany. ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. fFROJI OUR COERE..?O-.DENT._ AIX-LES-BAINS, Thursday Night. Princess Beatrice, attended by Major Ed- taids, visited Geneva this afternoon. The .-tea took a drive to Moulin ele Prime, and to t-e beautiful cascade of Gresy, where, seventy- ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. (Timm( ACC4CT.) AIX-LES-RAINS, Aram S. The Queen and Princess Beatrice drove this morning to the Manion du Diable, the residence of Lady Whalley. The Princess afterwards walked out. In the afternoon her Majesty and the Princess drove out ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. (From nn_ Court Circular.) AIX-LES-BAINS, Aran 17. On Wednesday evening Mr. Claude Jaquinc- had the honour of playing on the violin and piano before her Majesty and Princess Beatrice* Yesterday the Queen and the Princess wen* to Annecy ...