... OFFICIAL INQUIRY INTO THE LOSS OF TEE STE&MER, QUEEN VICTORIA, OF HULL.rr The inquiry into the losseof the screw steam~sbip Queen re Victoria, commauadedby Captain Wm., Stubbs, was hel th4 ob Friday.ol h Mr PETTINGHLL appeared for Captain Skabbes, and ...

... OFFICIAL, INQUIity INTO THE ' LOSS OF THE STEAME&S TRENT AND QUEEN, VICT lIA, I~ UL I ' On Wed - ' As1J One 'ednsdallet, n ici inquiry wass opened at a the 'Hull,-JT PleCotftth'loss of the steamers Trent Cap. Joe Bron, inthe4 ee0 'Vctoria~, Capt., Ca4 ...

... Advertiser , THE COURT. QUERN VICTORIA'S VISIT TO GERMANY.-DApM. STADT, Aug. II.-Her Majesty Queen Victoria, with the Royal family and suite, left here at a quarter to eleven this evening, by special train for Coburg. The Queen, who particularly desired to ...

... stated in some of the French journals that, Queen Victoria has sent an autograph letter to the Sultan, intimating that the Prince of Wales will' return the visit of his Ottoman Majesty, which he' made to the Queen in August last. / On Saturday a man ?? Giles ...

... scarcely add to .the popularity and thorough goodwill which attaches to the name of the eldest son of our Sovereigu Lady, Queen Victoria, and those near to him and her, still it would be thoroughly appre- ciated and widely made known to the intense satis- ...

... assault with a stick on a passenger named Henry Hazard, office keeper in the employ of the Metropolitan Railway Company, Queen Victoria. street. Prosecutor stated that he came up by the South-Western traiui leaving Windsor at 8.16. He was in the front c ...

... lie was ordered to pay the penalytv of Se. and costs. d, SEAMAN'S WAGns.--Mr. Thomas Pasching, the master :s. of the Queen Victoria, from Charleston, appeared to id answer a summons obtained against him by a seanran 2. named George Ouston for wages due ...

... of-the'0ft'aZ~ Hsd t ?? S . ?? - . i: -, ' i, ?? , ,:L L' L Te :seveith session of the nknt Parlament of Her Majesty Queen Victoria was brought to a plose yesterday. -Their lordships met at a qluarter ; two, an mdeini. diately fter.prayeS the meme rs ...

... the Metropolitan DistrictRailway can be t completed within three months, in time for the 5 opening throughout of the new Queen Victoria. a street from the Mansion House to Blackfriars. t TiThe remains of the late Earl of Clarendon were I, interred at Watford ...

... Contrast the reception of Queen Victoria by the free munjoipality and the independent trades and artisans of Yorkshire with the progress of a despotic monarch through a province of his cramped and over-governed dominions. The Queen' of England goes among ...

... Traiis, said he was the worse for drink, ard had rio inteirtioer of harm- ing the prosecutor. He said he had fought for Queen Victoria in the Crirircasi war, arnd dedlared that Englishmen were a loretious DdtiOD. Ilfe h1d just been dlischarged from his ...

... conduct of the prisoner. The prisoner attributed to envy the manner in which she was treated, and stated that she l Wfts Queen Victoria of Great Britain. Mr. Travis: You have often told me things which I have treated I with proper respect, but never that ...