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... from the General Association of the Australian Colonies on the subject of the constitution hills of New South Wales and Victoria, had interview with Lord John Russell yesterday at the Colonial office. The deputation consisted of the following late members ...
... fittings. The damage done was considerable. The inflictor of it is named Burns, who i; in the employ of Mr. Jessop, of the Victoria Saw Mills. Town Hall, Friday.—(Before T. Blake aud R. Bayley, Esqs.)—Robbery.—A man known by the name Toby Pearson, remanded ...
... motion of Mr. Watson, M.P., shows that the total sum due or paid for salaries and office expenses under the act sth aud 6th of Victoria, chap. 103, since the passing of that act, up to the 25th of November, 1854, amounted to 380,714/., and the total sum paid ...
... was very orderly and Manchester Guardian. The Qceen's Visit to Paris.—lt is now said that the day officially fixed for Queen Victoria's visit to Paris is August 13th. A Church Rate has been refused in the village of Cheadle, near Stockport. The church ...
... Hoot.—Last week, Robert Burton, one of the Workmen employed by the Doncaster corpora tion, pulled from one root of rhubarb (Victoria) in his garden, stalks which when dressed, weighed no less than 2st. 4.^ib. —Halifax Guardian. Protection of Portsmouth. ...
... temperance hall was built in the year of our Lord 1855, and in the 18th year of the reign of her most gracious Majesty Queen Victoria I. The temperance hall and the freehold land upon which it is erected cost about J1'2,000, raised from various sources—namely ...
... faithful and highly esteemed dresser of Queen Victoria, who departed this life Oct. 15 in trie thirty-seventh year of her age, beloved and respected all who knew her. This stone has been placed by Queen Victoria as a mark of her regard. On inquiry we ...
... faithful and highly esteemed dresser Queen Victoria, who departed this life Oct. 15,1854, in the thirty-seventh year of her age, beloved and respected all who knew her. This stone has been placed by Queen Victoria as a mark of her regard. On inquiry ...
... family have ever been deficient, has won the heart of John Bull, and is loudly cheered whenever he is recognized in public. Queen Victoria, casting away some of the etiquette which has hitherto too strongly drawn line of demarcation between the sovereign and ...
... out j .. born on Valentines day, 1752, and lived under the reigns of four Kings and one Queen, viz- 'eorge 11., Geortre IH-, George IV., William IV., and Victoria. Her sight and hearing until within the last eighteen months of her life were very goo ...
... last year, being only :— George Rhodes, Bridge Inn, Attereliffe. George Parramore. Exchange, Langsett-road. William Wright, Queen's Hotel, Saville-street East. John Gibbons, Farfleld Inn, Neepsend-lane. John Vallance Bellamy, Castle-folds. John Wilkinson ...
... had better not expose his money or desert. Witness rejoined, pointing to 'he buttons, that Victoria was no good. He (prisoner) tolti him that to wear the Queen's buttons was good for hrm, and that was better off than lie would in his own country. The ...