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... Colleges, and will accordingly submitted the Privy Council in few days. The charter i* in essential features similar to that the Victoria University. The Ameer of Afghanistan is not desirable patient, a sUiry in Indian journal may be trusted. Lately was very ...
... with having, on Sunday the 251b July last, Kelfield, fished for and caught salmon, contrary the provirions the and 25th Victoria, e. 109, sec. til. Mr the charge. bench, after hearing the evidence, fined defendant £2 and cost*.—Mr Bantoft stated there ...
... Commissioner of Works narrowly escaped per- sonal violence on account of his imprudence at a public meeting in abusing the Queen and Earl Carnarvon. Mr. Gladstone has taken the trouble to write to a friend in Glasgow to contradict the absurd report that ...
... Bruyfere, agent of the Queen of Spain, fell in love with her. The Queen made her a sort private secretary, but the woman was not able to marry La Bruy&re, who had been arrested for political motives, she claimed 25,000f. from the Queen and not obtaining it ...
... statement is that the Duke of Cambridge, acting on behalf of the Queen, recently visited a life assurance office in Paris and took out a policy for a large amount in the name of Her Majesty the Queen. As if this statement was not marvellous enough, the corres ...
... before the offered I \ *d, d and silver, wiiich the Queen touched and I £4 t chief of the Indian artisans recited an I fCjjrtase , lff w ° others sang an Indian melody. The I\/ | re d to the Queen presents of ivory. The 6n a °d natives of British Guinea ...
... Church-street, and 1, Queen-street, Hud- dersfield. BRASS and IRON BEDSTEADS, Children's COTS, Hair, Flock, and Straw MATTRESSES, at THOMAS CHRISPIN'S Ironmongery Establishment, 39, King-street, Corner of Cross Church-streot, and 1, Queen- street, Huddersfield ...
... . v,v!l known opulent iron Mr. CW*- , whose serious illness has beet «•»' l:v--tiaouin''' • _ on Saturday the funeral Queen * ' ; i,.- head-gamekeeperat Balmoral, John 'v 1 ';. > remitof royal family, iJ* 1 I '' tv Cu.vn has to Major tier i.'i' ...
... are being token; but perj>o D ?\ N y others, he looks at the audience and O fc CouvT Ucin S any effect.— Daily News. V^W* 0{ Queen's Bench has decided that if a ii|>C of a bank-note to another man, the latter the Sl operfc y in the half, and no one has power ...
... cturing districts. A contribution of £2,000 to the relief fund from tbe Queen proves how deeply Her Majesty sympathises with her suffering subjects in those localities.—The Queen, in a letter to Lord Derby, expresses her great satisfaction with the efforts ...
... Captain and Adjutant McArthur. Several representatives of the Rifle and Artillery Volunteers were present. The toast of The Queen was followed by The Commanding Officers, responded to by Captain McArthur. A number of other toasts were honoured. % The ...
... agents for this district, where may be had the following machines : — Newton, Wilson, snd Co.'s I May Queen. Cleopatra. Wheeler and Wilson. I Penelope. Queen Mab. Grover and Baker. | Dorcas. Bartlett. And every variety of hand and treadle Machine now in use ...