... letter to Queen Victoria insisting in comminatory terms upon England's participation in the Congress. It is maintained in official circles that the news i% a malicious of the Paris papers, the Emperor not having written a single word to Queen Victoria on the ...

... the name of her Queen will live in history as one of tbe most glorious. We Italians must not forget the sympathy England showed us during the most difficult period of our national reo surrection. The reverence we feel for Queen Victoria is not less than ...

... King of Italy to visit Queen Victoria at Baveca jn a few days. The Voce delltt Veriici, the Vatican organ, speaks if Her Majesty as follows Loved and respected by her suhleds as the model of Queens, wives, and mothers Queen Victoria does not ...

... be found necessary to despatch an Army Corps to the East. fite- hall Review. The Toilettes d'un Spectateur states that Queen Victoria ...

... A correspondence has been published which has passed5 between President Buchanan and Queen Victoria, relative to, the Prince of Wales's visit to the United States. The corre- spondence is brief, cordial, and unaffected, and reflects credit upon both parties ...

... Poit, of July 12, says It would be difficult for any one to psy a more delicate or graceful conip iment than that which Queen Victoria has just paid to our muniti, ent countryman, Ge rge Peabody. Mr. Peabody, as is well understood, left England very unex- ...

... on in the evening All shops must be closed, the bells rung all day, and the truns from the Castle fired. Oar own dear Queen Victoria, whom we all so much love, will do homage to the King on that day, &c. It then states that solemn vespers will begmatsixp ...

... Trastonr laid aside his onerous duties as to Queen Victoria, and settled in the Alpes .Mnritimes, but his Koyai patron has not forgotten him. When he appeared at the Grand Hotel and asked for an auaieuce. Her Majesty immediately receive 1 hiiu with great ...

... Noble, Secretary of the Interior. The Queen has sent to the East London Hospital for Children, Shadwell, 571b. of cast linen and twenty pheasants. The German Emperor is said to have presented to Queen Victoria a sketch of her Majesty's ship Thunderer ...

... different from that of Canada as the circumstances and conditions of society in Canada are from those prevailing where Queen Victoria holds court. Many estimable ladies, wives of our most prominent citizens, have never shown their shoulders in a drawing ...

... destined, how- ever, to bs lot. When Queen Victoria came to tbe throne, a fitting opportunity arose for fulfilling its original distinction by placing it in Royal hands. It was, therefore, presented to Queen Victoria, by whom it was gracicuciy received ...

... ceottia *hal-i-farang,'or Justice of the British jfu-' '8 a panegyric on the Queen, wntten in all if PlaJ.W of Orientalism. He tells as that th^ f atotle had lived ander Queen Victoria nnnlT have been only too glad to become the cleaner' ^of her subjects, ...