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... A LEGACY TO QUEEN VICTORIA. A singular case has just been brought before the tri- bunal of the Seine. It appears that a lady, a native of London, who was married first to a rich English gentle- man, was married a second time to a French nobleman, Count ...
... The Queen Victoria started from Liverpool for Dublin, at half-past three o'clock on Monday alternoon, having a general cargo and about 120 human beings on board. Of these about 12 were cabin and the rest steerage passengers. The Queen Victoria was a ...
... TEE EMPRE)S8 EUGENIE TO QUEEN VICTORIA. Galigntmi says:—About three o'clock, the Empress looking most charming, arrived at the Palace of the Elysee, and after a short delay, proceeded to the British Embassy to visit Queen Victoria. Her Majesty of England ...
... THE CORONATION OF HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA. Having in our two preceding numbers given so full a detail of the proceedings on this interesting and im- portant occasion, bringing our report last week down to f nldday on the coronation day ...
... GUARDIAN OFFICE, Friday, 4 a.m. QUEEN VICTORIA IN GERMANY. BADEX-BADEN, Thursday.-The Prince Imperial of Germany arrived here at noon yesterday incognito, and in company with the Prince Louis of Hesse, visited Queen Victoria. He left in the evening. FRANCE ...
... JUMI 18.—FIRST SUNB.VY AFTER TRIMTV. — Morn- 5 Cil. Ephesians. lY. Magna Charta signed. 1:2I.). 20. Queen Victoria Acc. 18d7. 21. Longest Day. Queen Victoria pro, 1H37. —— 22. Matthew Henry ftheologian) died, 1714. 23. St. Alban martyred, 303. 24. St. John ...
... 1 c. Galat. 18. Battle of Waterloo, 1815. 19. Magna Charta, 1215. 20. Accession of Queen Victoria. ]Ne\v Moon, 2h. 19m. afternoon. 21. Proclamation of Queen Victoria. —— 22. Clock fast 1m. 38s. ——- 23. Sun rises 3h. 43m., sets 8h. 17m. FAIRS. GlamorganslÚre: ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA'S VISIT TO GERMANY. COBURG, August ll.-Her Majesty Queen Victoria arrived this morning, and immediately proceeded to Rosenau. ...
... Liverpool.Wanderer, Lewis, Palmou'l. \dam ant, U,lxta- ble, r «dsnouth.Grace, How, Faith Caul. SWAN, Green, Plymouth Queen Victoria, Sutton, Bristol ...
... carriages, and immediately after the King of the Belgians entered the ante-chamber, her Majesty Queen Victoria leaning on his arm. He was followed by the Queen of the Belgians, who was on the arm of Prince Albert. Lord Aberdeen conducted the Countess D'Aerschot ...
... king- dom pure bread could be expected to be found, it is in that of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria. Undoubtedly, this is the case, for we find the Queen's private baker pro. nouncing Berwick's Baking Powder a most excellent and useful invention ...
... king- dom pure bread couM be expected to be found, it is in that of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria. Undoubtedly, this is the case, for we find the Queen's private baker pro- nouncing Borwick s Baking Powder « a most excellent and useful invention ...