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... QUEEN VICTORIA. According the Court CircuWv, the Queenand Princess Beatrice went on 'Vhurwlay from A*i xles-Bains Annecy by epecial 1 train. The suitein attendance consisted Lady Churchill (Ladyin-Waiting), The |k>wager Marcliionoss of Ely,. Mdlle. General ...
... Queen Victoria. With Several Hundred Illustrations. • * With Part lis given snapd/teenl Portrait of Her Majesty the Queen, in her State Pokes, taken the time of (he Jui 18S7. The Portrait will printed a Tint, and will l>e produced Plate paper, size 30 ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA. Amwdinsr (he Circular, the «id iWtrioo went Toamdey from Ai *• W-Haiti* Annecy by train. The euite in eUeodeace oonauted of Ltdy CharebiK (Lviv - in-Waiting). The Dowager' Marchi E!y, Aldlle. Not Mr, General the Kiffht Hon. Sir Hmry P«>n>otiby ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA FEBRUARY, ThU dhy the august and most interesting ceremony of the marriage of her Moat Gracious Majesty ■Queen Victoria, with bis Royal Highness Princ* Albert Sale Coburg and Gotha, was performed In the Chapel Royal, St. James’* Palace ...
... THE LETTERS of QUEEN VICTORIA HUMAN ROYAL DOCUMENTS. In three splendid volumes, at 3s. net, Mr. John Murray is publishing to-day (Wednesday), a selection from the correspondence of the late Queen Victoria, covering the years from 1837 to 1861. The work ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA REBUKED. He recalled that the great Polberro mine, where work was being resumed, was visited by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in 1f46. There the workings were then open to the sky. As the Queen and the Prince Con• sort were ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA NO FAULTFINDER. Tt was very rarely that Queen Victoria found fault; but if the Queen ever did compiain it just com- plaint, and tbe fault was generally very plainly described, As an instance of this, if anythiag was at all ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE CORNISH. They are a very noisv talkative race, and speak a kind of English, hardly to be understood. That, said Mr. \V. Borlase. who gave a talk to Truro Old Cornwall Soc.ety on Friday, was what the Queen wrote of the Cornish ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL. Tbe Mail undetstands that in consequence of representations made in the highest quarters, regarding the appointments of five architects by the Queen Victorian national memcr al committee, it is likely that the re scheme will be ...
... DROVE QUEEN VICTORIA. Mr. Edwin Miller, who for many years was coachman to Qaeen Victoria, was on Tuesday awarded £6,140 in the London Sherift's court, as compensation for the cumpulsory requisition of the Crooked Billet public-house, in Lincoln’s- inn-fields ...
... ——$$ Oo QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL. The Secretary of State for the colonies bas nformed tbe Lord-mayor that he has received a despatch from the Governor of Natal, informing him that the Ministry of that colony have authorised a contribution of an amount ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE CZAR. A contemporary publishes the reputed answer the Emperor of Russia to the Queen’s telegram lately quoted Parliament “ Cette guerre sanglauto aurait puetre cvitcesi lea Minlstres Anglais n’avaient pas prevoques et soatenns la ...