... the late General Grant, ohe late Sir Moses Montefiore, &c. Magniuicent Court Dresses. Kings and queens of England, William the Conqueror to Queen Victoria. Crowned Headsof Europe. Band of eminent Soloists. Admission, One Shilling. Extra Rooms, 6d. Children ...

... have vecoinmended themto eveal, nd ll ay tey re ostbeneficial. Of all chenmistg, is. nd s. G. Wolesie:W. EwarS and Son, Queen V'ictoria- stret, ondn; . Wolly, ons en Co, chemists, Manchester. Free ...

... Camalogue of). may he bad, Gratis and Postage Free.-Address to RoBEar Cocxe and Co. (Stusic Plsb lishers to their Majesties Queen Victoria and the Emperor Napoleon III.), New Burlington-street, London. rlEE ROAD TO FOR'TUNE'S ONWARD, .. BOYS I the new popular ...

... all bh Miss Lindsay. London, Robert Cocks and Co., New liirlington-street, Music Publishers to Her Mist Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria and to His Imperial Majesty Napoleon III. ANSWERS TO COtRESPONDENTB OUR SFonasNo CeRaxxspoInxNTS WrILL FIOND THEIR QUESTIoNs ...

... IV. and G arrants icf Appoiuctiiiecit cere giveet duleihcg l ce Reignes of (LoltGk Ill., G;aoiGh IV., WVILLTAM IV., and QUEEN VICTORIA as Jewellers, Goldsaciths, and Watchtmakers. I 1 I L L S' There's no sweeter Tobacco comes from hitbinia and cao better ...

... BOND-STREET, NV. and Warrants of Appointment were given during the Reigns of GEORGE III., GEORGE IV., WILLIAM IV., and QUEEN VICTORIA as Jewellers, Goldsmiths, and Watchmakers. P RIZE DFAWINGS-On the 1st of each Month PRIZES will be drawn, amounting to ...

... Races, is by the BRIGHTON RAILWAY, quios aoll Bridge, Victoria, Kensington, Clapham Junction, Liver. LodnBhu~hoel,. peal ssrc 'ltsFE1rT CHEAP AND EXPRESS TRAINS. Tbe Last Exprees Train will leave Victoria and London-bridge 120 p h m peeial will leave Whiteclhapel ...

... Sell by MERIT alone, and all who wish to test our le Machines should apply to HE TYPEWRITER COMPANY, LIMITED, T 1and 14, QUEEN VICTORIA-6TRltET Branches and Local Agents throughout the World. FASTLE LINE. Weekly Roval Mail Service (via. Southampton) WEEKLY ...

... TROU'PE OF PERFORMING DOGS, will arrive in England about the first week in August. By Command of Her Most Gracious Majesty, Queen Victoria, he had the honour of giving a private morning performance, at Windsor Castle, on March 18th, 1866. Appsariog on the 25th ...

... as HARLEQUIN and FAIRY QUEEN, VICTORIA THEATRE, BURY. Thunders of applause Nightly for -thir,. Drlnhle Dance. Wardrobe and business all new. Four Sets of Coloured Posters. Twelve Nights vacant January 29th, 1877. Address, Victoria Theatr-, sM-y., 11MR. ...

... LEEDS. 'We don't want to fight,' sung by Queen Victoria. The applause now became deafening. Mr HTbson was called on and loudly cheered. -Leeds Express, December 241 hi, 1877. Miss Rent, who appears as Queen Victoria, sings Leybourne's song 'Captain Cuff ...

... early part of the present century, by his Majesty King William IV. By the special command of her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, Cooke's Royal Circus Com- d pany appeared at Buckingham Palace on 24th June, 1858. Their Royal a Highueses the Prince ...