... chamber of death. The cause of death is Iunderstood to be cancer of the stomach. 11 QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE DECEASED rBINCE. Last Sunday night's Court Circular says: T'lie Queen received yesterday morning with much concern the news of the deatih of thoe Uosulte ...

... twill go into mourning for six months teem the . daofthe King's decease. ae At the funeral of the King of the Belgians, Queen ae Victoria will be represented by Lord Sydney, and five generals of the English army will also be present. Prince Alfred will accompany ...

... powerful proteotor of the peace of the world. RECEPTION OF THE NEWS IN OTHER COUNTRIES. Thli news of tho death did not reach Queen Victoria at ilalmoral offeiially until past seven o'clock on Thursday. Her Majestyj had been regularly informed of the progress ...

... Mr. Sexton being on behalf of the Land League. MESSAGES FROM THE QUEEN, GOVERN- MENT, AND PUBLIU BODIES. Early on Tuesdav Mrs. Garfield received the fallow. ing telegram from Queen Victoria: Words caniot ex- press the deep sympathy I feel with you at this ...

... Louisa, Princess of Saxe Gotha. His Ro alI Io Highness wan horn at Rosenau, August 26, 1819, aud his 1 nt marriage with Queen Victoria took place on the loth of February, 1810. The act of parliament under 5vhelac tho . re Princo was saturalised was the ...

... Hall: 3g. G~~od srave our gracious Queen! 113- ~~Long live our nomble Queen! of God save the Queen! no Lo4rd, heal her bleeding heart, to Aslsuage its grievous smart, ry ~~ThTY heavenlY PeOAOimpart, of Godl rave the Queen! ad 'or Our royal widow bless! Ia- ...

... wireld to tile Queen aoid PoYal Flamily expressillg thO inenors' widlowvs symnpathy and eomdlolenee in the great sorrow lit had 'come upon them. Tle following- aclinowledg- meot has been received:- O)sborne, January 22. 1892. Sir--The Queen has been much ...

... Credland be struck off the rolls. THE LOSS OF THE VICTORIA. The Lords Comnnissioners of the Admiralty, having had under coilsideration the proceedings of the court- martial on the los 'of the Victoria, have issued a mriliute ?? in tbe finding of the court ...

... afterwards a General in the British Army. El is Flighnless IIas also a Gieneral a la suite of the Wurternherg Dragoon Regiment, Queen Olga, Hlonosrary Colonel, since 1867, of the 1st City of London Artillery Volunteers; olunorary Colonel, since 1874, of the ...

... Pretoria. A special train conveyed from London the Prince and Prinees3 of Wales, Prin- aeiss Victoria, the Dukis and Duchess of Argyll, Prin- cesses Victoria and Patricin of Connaught, Lord Coventry, etc. In addition to the Royal mourners who had arrived ...

... close to them were the Comte and Comtesse de Paris and Princesse H4lhne d'Orleans, the Duke and Duchess of Teck and Princess Victoria of Teor, the Princess Christian. and the Crown Prince of Denmark. A number of the foreign Ambassadors were present. The wedding ...

... Sick Children, OrMuonde-street, Lnndon :.£500 Royal ?? for Ineu.rables ?? 500 Natiolnall - laralvtic and Epileptic HoIspital, Queen-street, BloonIshbury ?? ?? ?? St. John's Foundation School at Leatherhead £500 (loveitiesse.s Benevolent Inrititution, London ...