... of Foreigan Affairs; the Marquis Villama- rina, First Gentleman of Honour to her MIajesty Queen Margherita; Mr. Cusins, representing her Majesty Queen Victoria; Prince Baldaesare Odes- ealchiL as President of the International Associa- tion of Fine Arts; ...

... Derby Workhouse in June last, and had deserted her child on two occasions. On Friday afternoon, about four o'clock, the Queen Victoria steamer to Dublin was clearing out of Clarence Dock, female attempted to step on board. In doing so, however, her foot ...

... certain that the son of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert will turn out to be all that the most ,exacting national opinion could demand. Of Princess Alexandra we might be contented to know that she is the bride to whom ;Queen Victoria is glad to entrust the ...

... jugal, and royal piety. It was published by the order and with the sanction of Queen Victoria herself. . . A sentiment full of good feeling inspired this publication. Queen Victoria felt the necessity of making known, honoured, and loved by all, him whom she ...

... of the most accomplished and amiable princesses in Germany. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert were unable to attend the wedding, but it caused them very great joy. My heart, wrote the Queen to her uncle Leopold, is full, very full of this marriage; ...

... THE QUEEN'S BIRTH DAY. LIST OFr HONOUtS. Her mrajesty Queen Victoria, Queen of Great I Britain and Ireland and Empress of India, will attain her 68th year to-day, havirg been born at Kenaiigton Palace oe May 24, 119. This is an age which has been exceeded ...

... interest, to these promises of s future coumt ast homely 'ad'as pure aswthatof Queen Victoria. The advan- tae Xri«i the Engishl peopl'e1ihave .derived from the example of the Queen,. and t*he s'blameless life' of her late consort, are un- quesitonable. NormejW ...

... domestic woman-in which character she is a living example for imitation even to the most humble of her people e -that Queen VICTORIA lives in the affections of Y Englishmen and women who, as they have a right to r do, pride themselves on this most rare ...

... -Arrived-Ballina~loeand Queen Victoria, steamers, Liverpool; Foyle, steamer, London- Borie, Alexandria, wheat; Eleanor, Barbadoes, sugar; Samuel, St. John's, deals; Brothers, Courtown, oats. Sailed-Rose, steamer, Bri-tol; Queen Victoria, steamer, Belfast; ...

... Swansea, whose father was a brother of the . first Baron Vivian. THE MESSAGE FROM THE QUEEN. A Reuter's telegram from Bome on Sunday . ?? message sent by Queen 'Victoria to Lady Vivian was as follows: ' I am deeply grieved at the death of your illustrious ...

... Sailed-Viceroy, steamer, Glasgow; Ocean, steamer, Cork; Royal William, steamer, Belfast; Ballinasloe, Birmingham, and Queen Victoria, steamers, Liverpool. AUGUST 1 1.-Arrived.Roscommon and Royal Adelaide, steamers, Liverpool ; Arnes, steamer, Glasgow; ...

... in our day, the authority in this case being also French. The scene is in mosaic-practical England, and the heroine is Queen Victoria. There has just died, upon a wretched pallet in Saint Giles, a personage concerning whom future historians will probably ...