... space of seven yards wide along the southerly side of Victoria Buildings, for the making of a street tojuin the existing road from Greengate to Stanehurst, so as to form a communication from Victoria Bridge to Gfeengate.-Mr. DIXON asked if it was intended ...

... menial. The Earl of Malmesbiiry will he in attendance 0n 'mthe Queen, who will return to thise country ab oat the 29~th .of August. y- The Judge-Advocate-General hadL an audience of TS the Queen on Thursday. at Th Hereditary Grand Dulke and Duchess of ed ...

... Manchester division, vice Whitlam, transferred. Several pensions having been agreed to, the. Court 7 then adjourned. 3 ' n 0 The Queen has been graciously pleased to approve the appointment of the Earl of Aberdeen to 1 the Lord-Lieutenancy of Aberdeenshire.-Daily ...

... cotton spinner, 1S, iBridgewa~terastreet. -Williamn Hamer, manufacturer, Swan Court. Josiah floury Lsncsstirs, share broker, Victoria-rstreet. l Welter 31a1,on. iron founder, Mrount-street. ?? Openahaw, cotton spinner, 81, New Cannon-street. Frederick Perara ...

... oi paper stamped New Olympin Theatre, whioh paper he had absolutely no rirht to u5e. lie spoke of I&s publishinp office at Victoria House, Newcastle- s-reet, and suhsequently in an interview with the ?? asserted hie was goinre to bring pnt various p! vr ...

... various persona: To the Honourable Featherstone Dilke, Justice of Peace for the county of Warwick: I, John Goodman, of 12, Victoria Terrace, Leamington Priory, in the aforesaid county, being incarcerated in a Warwiokshire police station, against ad evidence ...

... Brook-green, W. Several good stories are being told of the young Queen of Holland. It appears that during her reccent stay on the Riviera the fare, thoughl probably xc.s1- lent, was not to Queen Wilhelmina's taste. One even- ing just before dinner she looked ...

... ~Iit~tre;4)'eobe-f I. from the Aethor,M: rsr.:1, 0eten aWlo.kt4 ef GreOcipear Btrmgh , tor 13 itampS.-CADVr) i QUEEN'S. THEAiREf : The last week of the Queen's Theatre under the. present management was entered upon oa Monday, whaia a large audience assembled. ...

... the prisoner be de. tained during the Queen's pleasure. The Court then a*udjourned. IMPORTANT To LAUNDIlrESES--If your tradespman does not sell Reckiti's Paris Blue, send a post card to the makers, f o, Queen Victoria-street. London, and they will end you ...

... at once dismiss the Queen's Proctor's intervention, and I would suggost, as I had a representation made to me, that in this caso a higher rate of romuneration should be paid than is usual in such cases. It appears to m that the Queen's Proctor should attend ...

... S. Walker and ct W. Kennedy, Esoas.:-Thonuis Stott, rag dealer, Queen- e street, two light weights (second offence), fined los. and d 8S od. costs; John Slack, coal dealer, Back Queen-street,one d unjust pair of scales, caused by loase iron attached ...

... Selkirk; R. Garth, The Lodge, Morden, Surrey; W. J. Harter, Mobberley Hall, Knutsford; R. Bond Moore, 18, Victoria-street, Wolverhampton ; E. Nicholas, Victoria-street, Warwick Road, Kensington; Albert Neat, Upton Park, Slough, Bucks; C. W. Bell, Roche Court ...