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... autograph letter from the King of Prussia to Queen Victoria, which he would wish to deliver in person. The mission of M. d’Usedom would consequently appear to be, not to the English Government, but to the English Queen. The fact is curious, as an indication ...
... Tbs niAster of tbe Victoria had rigged temporary rudder, which, however, turned out to be wholly useless. The Cleopatra had, the darkness of December night, to follow the tossing vessel and endeavour get hawser on board. The Victoria, which lay op the ...
... more than their Queen. Day and night she thinks of her beloved troops. So does the Prince. Beg of Mrs. Herbert to communicate my words to these ladies, as know that our sympathy is ranch valued those noble fellows. « (Signed) VICTORIA.” ...
... heroism, more than their Queen. Day and she thinks of her beloved troops. So does the Prinoa. Beg of Mrs. Herbert to communicate my words to these ladies, as I know that our sympathy is much valued those noble fellows. ** (Signed) VICTORIA. THE LONDON JOURNALS ...
... In the Matter of John Sliortt, Grace Emma Shortt, Albert Shortt, and Victoria Shortt, PURSUANT to the Decretal Orders in this matter, bearing date, respectively, the 12th day of June, 1852, and 21st day of Jane, 1853, I require all persons having charges ...
... of Cashel— . , . . . fiesolved—That the whole of the pronsions of the Act of the and eighteenth years of the reign of Queen Victoria, chapter 102, intituled the Towns’ Improvement (Ireland) Act, 1854,'*' adopted and carried into execution in the city ...
... which lasted twenty minutes, and in which the Sultan expressed to the Duke his sentiments of friendship and sympathy for Queen Victoria and the English people, ami bis satisfaction the improvement the Duke’s health, his Majesty visited Lady Stratford, who ...
... and reversed, which was done; but, unfortunately, the Erin Queen putting her helm bard a port, the Utter came across the Sabrina’s bows, the consequence which was that she struck the Erin Queen with great violence amidships, cutting her to the water’s ...
... do.; do.; Queen (s), Whitehaven ; Cherub, Working- W do., Emerald 1,1., Wexford, 1 ,™7, Sarah, Llimllt , Cumbrian, Boa. (a), Hibernia (a), Hoi,brad , Will-o'-tL* A«Bn’2° (lio T TIT EMTKKan).— Teetotaller, Conrtown, Outwards Coastwiss.— Victoria, Glaagow ...
... is painfully felt by all who behold it. Could nut the public do something in this matter? It would act worthy of our noble Queen to cast a shield of protection over the sacred remains of her faithful soldiers. —Pott Correspondent. Mr. Hammond, the new ...
... railway, en route to Woolwich, preparatory to their immediate departure for the Crimea. London, Monday. The Queen’s new Royal yacht, to called the Victoria and Albert, ia to be launched to-morrow at Pembroke dockyard. By the arrival of tbe steam-ship Madrid ...
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