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... own knowledge there are numben of people who do not ha! itually go to the national anniversary fétes, who did not see Queen Victoria, and who, in short, make an ostentatiouj profession of stiving at home, who did violenee to their usages, and yet out ...
... /and we hear rumours of an order of merit of Victoria, or of some other name, but these delays create dissatisfaction. It is to be hoped that, if an order of merit be establishe, it will bear the name of the Queen in whose rzign it was instituted, and with ...
... spectacle—the Queen of England’s effigy, carved in silver, was seen at once, and for the first time, shining on the breasts of 15,000 Frenchmen in the Palace of the Tuileries. The medal bears on the front the portrait of Queen Victoria, and on the reverse ...
... daughters of royalty do the sam>? Surely Victoria in her own family must have scen enugh of unhappy marriages to make her feel how destructive they are, mot merely to the private, but, in the case of Einzs and Queens, to national welfare, ~ But still we hear ...
... their arrest by the police, the pdmnmp made the following statement : Jn Saturday night, I and my two friends went down to the Queen, on the Roundbay-road, to play at bagagelie, and had something to drink. About twelve o'clock at nght wokleft, and I must say ...
... A onvon. = Westwisster Wrr—ln a carriage case before the Queen's Bench Mr. Hawkins_had frequently to advert to that description of vehicle called a “ B am,” which he pronounced in proper dissyllabic form. hfi'&.pwn suggested that the word was as fnguomly ...
... AUSTRIA, THE CASE OF COLONEL TURR. VIENNA, WepxespaY Morsrsc. The Emperor, as a mark of consideration for hhmutriwsnflyl Queen Victoria, has granted a pardon to Colonel Turr. ...
... destined—by the remem| Lrances it will leave in the memories of the eminent men who have received the signal marks of Queen Victoria's kind wishes—to cement the alliance of the two great Western Powers, on whom the future state of the civilised world ...
... drawn with safety. The Gazette announces that a new order of merit is to be instituted. The distinetion shall be called the Victoria Cross, and chall consist of a Maltese cross of bronze, with a royal crest in the centre, underneath which is to be an escroll ...
... denominations are tolerated ; and even the ministers of the Church of En:flhnd are allowed to pray for the tfiumgh of Queen Victoria over all her enemies. After shovinq that the blockade has done more injury to England than to Russia, Colonel Shaffuer ...
... Capitol to-day, while distwt aspirants arc operating through congressional friends.” A work on slavery, to be dedicated to Queen Victoria, is about being issued in Charleston, B.C. The Bostan Post says that thor e novhfl?fing places *out west with gas which ...
... which left Constantinople on the 14th, Aali Pacha has been charged by the Sultan to transmit to the Empress Eugenie and Queen Victoria two diadems in brilliants. The Sultan has also sent to the Emperor Napoleon a sabre mounted with precious stones. ...