... THE LATE QUEEN VICTORIA. QUEEN VICTORIA. ...

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... QUEEN VICTORIA. liar max COSIS3NII. 1 shall sot be sorry when the Jubilee is over. At present one canon escape from it. Wherever you go at is wagiog hi your ears or being thrust before your eyes. Thr papers are full of tat ; the shop window. display hardly ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. Her Majesty the Queen attained her 6Gth year on Sunday, an age which has been exceeded by nine only of the sovereigns of England, dating from the Norman Conquest—viz.. Henry I. and Edward 1., who both lived 67 years, Queen El!zabeth 69y ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. QUERN VICTORIA is dead. The passing years which should have told us that this great event was growing an ever more imminent contingency have served only to make it seem ever more impossible. For to the vast majority of her subjects her ...

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... QUEEN VICTORIA. ANECDOTES AND REMINISCENCES. THIE etREN . B RAtOCRITE VLORE& The lily of the valley (aceordlig to the Doily 11, was the Queen's favoiuthe dower. pm! thus has been remembered in the &threw of the wriaths and ether °fleeing for her funeral ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. Mr Dame Cousins,—l deal know whet et st is due to regard and reverence for Royalty, to feelings of love mid loyalty for our gracious Queen, or to other MIMS ; but the het iremeins that there have been more msays en subject than on at:y ...

... THE QUEEN VICTORIA. PLYMOUTH, FRIDAY, 3 P.M.—Very little hope is now entertained of being able to get off this fine vessel ; for minim yesterday she has strained so severely, that she is filling more rapidly than the water can poseibly be got out of her ...

... THE QUEEN VICTORIA. Her Majesty the Queen has most graciously granted permission to the Mau: Line (.110 Ids of Man, Liverpool, and Manchester Steamship Company, Limited) to call their first steamer the Victuals. This vessel, now building by Mr. W ...

... CORONATION QUEEN VICTORIA i which so much has Thi.-Must ceremony, w * reparati on, have been said, aud for which nit., and been made, took place on Thur _ , appears to have m en pageant , . .1 n the morning, the roar of early three o clock augpiciou ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA IN CARLISLE. On Monday last our ancient city was again honoured with riait frora Queen Victoria ; and it becomes our duty, as chroniclers, to record, for the edification of the present generation and for the instruction of posterity, such ...