... W ATBEL 00 1862. HOUSE, 12, STRAND, TORQUAY, Under the Enpecial Patronage of HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY TUE QUEEN. T HE TORBAY OYAL REGATTA Will take place at Torquay, DAY, 22nd AUGUST STEWARD& : Tbe Hon. S. Bethell,R.V.Y.o R. 8. 8. Cary. Esq. Sir 1.. ...

... AMIVALS. Gen. Warrington and Mr. Rudaon Victoria House Col. and Miss Adams 6, Bearoog Termer Mrs. E. Sharpe, Mrs. John Sharpe, the Misses Sharpe Miss Curtis, the Misses Scale 4, „ Mr. and Mrs. Atkins, Mr. T. Atkins 8, Mr. Mrs. and the Mimes Stoddert Col ...

... to Her Majesty. Sir B. C. Brodie, Bart., Serjeant Surgeon to ller Majesty. Sir D. Davies, Physician to Her Majesty the late queen Dowager. Dr. Merriman, Physician to Her B. H. the late Duchess of Kent. sod oameroas other Members of the Mediae' Protection ...

... management will, I fuel assured, be hailed with approval and thankfulness. I see that the Queen has accorded to Miss Faithful! the distinction of the royal arms for the Victoria Press, in token of her satisfaction with a volume lately printed for Her Majesty by ...

... tilling off in many respect. compared with the others. At the conclusion of the contest the bands unitedly played Savo the Queen, and marched off the ground. On Monday last at the Mansion House, a well dreamed men of about 40 years of age, giving the ...

... teemed and suited to the Tastes of all as they will do if they licstow their patmnage on Messrs Wain ',POOP & co.. celebrated Victoria Lounges, which ire delicious, the quality guaranteed by Dame being un the packet& We are frequently questioned (by the ladies) ...

... thigh, and sustained other injuries. DEPARTI'IIE OF 11ER 11.%.1E5T1 THE CONTINENT. On 31undity att. moult Iter Majesty the Queen, accompanied by the junior tn. nil or.. the Royal, Witadwr by tine 2.35 train of tie , N. I:allivay. Upon this, as tiotincr ...

... and Mrs. Phillips, Rev. W. Garrett, Mr. J. C. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Walton, Lieut. W. C. Tompson, Proa. Do Roar Hour. CASH'S QUEEN'S FAMILY HOTEL. Sir William Hooker, Mr. E. and Mir Hildebrand, Miss Roes, the Rev. Mr. Brooking and family, Capt. R. and Miss ...

... Reform Bill which I presume is a subject shelved for next session at host. The Queen will not, of course, open the l'arliamezit in person. Indeed we cannot imagine our good Queen reading aloud any reference to her own irretrievable bereavement, for this will ...

... the the death of Major• General the lion. H. Bruce. Enjoying the entire confidence and the sincere regard and esteem of the Queen and Prince Consort, General Bruce was intrusted with the charge of the Prince of Wales as his governor, a trust which he discharged ...

... Agents for LEA PERRINS' WORCESI ERSHIIth SAUCE, and for PHILIPPE A CANAUD'S SAKELNIES. CROSSE AND BLACKWELL, Purveyors to the Queen, SOHO SQUARE, LONDON. JKKAUCHY, linisorter of Esti-de-Vie. direct • front the Distillers and Cultivaters of the beet in Franco ...

... International Exhibition have awarded ■ medal for good printing female labour tu Miss Emily Faithful, of the Victoria Press. Mlt. FLAW! JASITA.—The Queen bee by Inhere patent under the orent seal of the United Kingdom, determined the letters patent whereb♦ ...