... 1-:~ u QUEEN VICTORIA* 7 : [PUMLISiHED To-DAY.) It would be difficult to imagine a more suit- able arttistc memoir of the Diamond Jubilee of 6 Queen Victoria than the volume which Messrs i Boussod, Valadon & Co. publish to-day. If the C magnificenceand ...

... 'QUEEN VICTORIA. ?? EIGHTIETH BIRTH DAY. WORLD-WIDE CELEBRATIONS. t A SERIES OF INTERESTING t CEREMONIES. t I The Health of Her Majesty. a t At countless points over a world-wide empire ± loyal subjects celebrated the fact that yester- day the Queen completed ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA LN PARIS. (Revrer’s TELEGRAMS.) — Paris, April 24, Evening. Queen Victoria, Princess Beatrice, aud arrived here at three o'clock this ander strict incognito, and were received at station by Lord Lyons, the British Ambassader, and Sir A ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AT DAIRMSTADT. ARRIVAL OF TKE CERMAN EMPEROR, j (nzan'0 TiZLEGBtA30B) 1 Darnistadtl April 25. Queen Victoria's dieter perty yesterday included a tho Grand Dnko and Hereditary Grand Duke of H eose, Princess Irene Of Hesse. Princess Julie ...

... THE STEAMER QUEEN VICTORIA. IragO DIZ&urIgL, kUJIDULN v J.V.J. i We reported the safety of the Queen Victoria in the He*afld of Wednesday. The Western horbinij News de- scribes the process of getting her afloat This large vessel has been extricated from ...

... 'QUEEN VICTORIA AT FLOENRrCE. I VISIT TO KING.OF ITALY. I (REUTER'S TBLECRANIS.) Florence, April Il. Queen Victoria, accompanied by Prince, and Princeas Henry of Batt-enberg lunched to-dlay with the King and Queen of Italy at Pitti Palace. ...

... 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 ...

... LQUEEN VICTORIA AT NICE. I (RzuTRx~s TELEGRAkM.) Nice, March ii. The royal train conveying Queen Victoria: arrived hero at six minutes past four this after- noonl. Prince Louis of Battenberg,, who caume here yesterday frons Villefranchec, at once entered ...

... 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 ...

... Humbert and Queen Margherita, ac: panied by Senor Depretis, General Medic, t. King’s chief aide-de-camp, and the ofticers ¢: the Royal household, proceeded at the hour to the railway station tu meet te tru a which was to bring Queen Victoria aud from Baveno ...

... I QUEEN VICTORIA NETSMS'EINSTTITUTE. 1mNESNG IN EDINBUGUH. A public meeting of then interasted in the f'r- mation of the Scottish branch of the Quesn Vic- tonie Nurses' Institute was held in the Queen Street Hall, Edinburgh, yesterday, and was largely ...

... WIIECJ K OF THIE QUEEN VICTORIA. FIFTY LIVES LOST. (Fromt the Mornillg Chroniele's Correspolndencee) Duiblin, Tfuesday. 'rie City of Dublin Steam-sihip Comnpany's steamer, Queen Xictoria, from Liverpool, struck at Ilowth, at one this morn- ing, in at ...