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... QUEEN VICTORIA. The English people, it must confessed, arc fond of reiprclfttl coudoct, and therefore they admire the Queen, aho mother and a wife, is an ornameat to her sex. There ia not a more kind-hearted woman in the world, belter wife nor more a ...
... WRECK OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. LOSS OF NEARLY SIXTY LIVES, i The Queen Victoria started from Liverpool for Dublin at half-past three o'clock on the afternoon of Monday week, having general cargo. about human beings on board. Of these about twelve were cabin ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA AT PARIS. The Queen of England i 3 this moment in France, without single guard to defend her from the possible attacks of tbe hereditary enemy of England. There is the Queen of this mighty nation, utterly denuded of all protection, save ...
... — WRECK OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. LOSS OF NEARLY EIGHTY IVES. The Queen Victoria started from Liverpool for Dublin at half-past three o'clock on Monday a‘ter- noon, having a general cargo, and about 120 human beings on board. Of these about twelve were cabin ...
... AND TUE PAG We have pleasure in placing on record an incident in the domestic history of Queen Victoria. We learn- ed that it is the usual fashion for the Queen and Priuce Albert to breakfast alone, and with no atten- When we heard this dant but a co ...
... THE LOSS OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. This steamer, which left Liverpool for Dublin at three o'clock in the afternoon of Monday week with about 120 persons on board, including the crew, encountered no danger until a snow storm came on when about to enter ...
... THE POPULARITY OF QUEEN VICTORIA IN PRUSSIA. The following letter from Berlin, in the Ind(penclance of Brussels, testifies to the popularity of the Queen in Prussia:— An immense crowd assembled again to-day (the 19th) in the streets, front the railway ...
... WHO IS QUEEN VICTORIA? Victoria the First is niece of William the Fourth, who was brother of George the Fourth, who was the son of George the Third, who was the grandson of George the Second, who was son of George the First, who was cousin of Anne, who ...
... TIIE WRECMCK F TIHE QUEEN ViCTORTA. The11 following is the rcjiort of Captaiii INelkeir, who was R ordered to hotld ain inquiry Soq to, fhe nature, cir'cumstancesto ( aynid c'mses eittending thle -iti- ?? ot, thle ?? Qu for ) Victoria, of IPubliii, by striking ...
... T1IE WRECK OF TIHE QUEEN VICTORIA. Thle folowi ag add ituional pairtieiilars'coniilected wvith the late ?? shlipwsreck aplpea'l intlie DbniPi-cesnannof Tliura- dlay niorn11 log We liars very little to add to thle details which ?? liars already published ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA IN PRUSSIA. The Indepe.ndance of Brussels gives the following account of the reception of the Queen at Berlin, from its correspondent in that city The visit of the Queen of England has, it cannot be denied, been greeted by the population ...
... THE LOSS OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. On Friday wi-ck, the tui Mom, with Captain Denni, of tile City of Dublin Steam I’acket Company’s steamship Prince of Wales, Mr Teal of llmg-end, anil other gentlemen of espcricncu on board, proceeded to Ilowth. After careful ...