... ceed to lay the shore end, going thence to the spot where the cable is buoyed. THE QUEEN ON THE CONTIYENT. (1lbuTxn'S TEnEonAso) Baden-Baden, April 10. Queen Victoria and Princess Beatrice toolo a walk this morning in the woods surrounding the Villa ...

... Dona Gungadhur, from Bombay at Singapore, r Mlarch 22. Duna, at Yokohama, March 24. Agamoifnon, at Shanghai, March 24. Queen Victoria (s), at Calcutta, March 24. Di emnah and Iadnorshire-both at HonrgKong, iz Mlarch 24. Hertha, ?? at Copenhagen, Mar. 21 ...

... 2fol~own:-Gls51w Olub-R.Gardner (Clydedaly.l goal; ILI 0Neill (Queen's Perk)h.A Kennedy IRattan)., Phillips -9 0loe'sPark), C, pbell (Queen'e Park), JY. a Wverit B QuIs= Park).T. Hughes (Qu-een' aPark), W. Drennan., J. v BDayidson (Eastern). M.L ?? (Ranger ...

... iua-4s, but h. awant all themeelves, and even more'. Rd MmnwORKESc STROKE Ix DU-nssse.-A large nnmusr no operatives in queen Victoria Works, South Archer Works, and Scaurieghurn Works Icame out on strike yesterday, alleging that their ?? were under those ...

... P t and a most enjoyable afternoon was spent. ST AmnREWs.-The 1semi-finsal and iinal rounds for 2 the custody of tire Queen Victoria Jubilee Vase 6 niong thel members of the Royal and Ancient c were played yesterday between the two remaining t couples ...

... GOLF. JUDILEE TOURNME8T AT ST ANDREWS. VICTORY OF.Un F. G. TM. The seini-fiial and efinal rounds in the Queen Victoria Jubilee Vase Tournament were disposed of y berday over the St Adrews Limbo the play exciting. the greatest interest. the four players ...

... Steel Institute, were propoaed by AL irasenater, and met with a warm response. M. Pierrot then proposed The health of Queen Victoria, which was also enthusiastically received. Several other toasts followed. In the eveniog there was a splendid display ...

... and sympathy to his seldom-, ir. and a,.vreath of imsoortellso, bear-'ng ftse insr'cso- tion. A mark of respect from Queen Victoria.7 B.for the funers al ofbts deceased, who wa intsrred at Brompton Cemetery. Her Mayjjesty was repre- sensted by Captain ...

... GIDSOS, 95 Union Street: D. llcD0NroT &' Soxs. 27 and 20 St Andrew Street; and in London at tie Cosmpany's City Offlco,10° Queen Victoria Street, E.C. Znsuraencc on Goode coverin, elf sisAs e afcted ot Three S;hililgs antd Feteoqence per tent. Carriages, Iforses ...

... lat of September. d MEETING BETWEEN QUEEN VICTORIA d AND THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA. The Frankfort correspondent of the Times says id ?? Clarendon has made the necessary arrange- y meuts for a meeting between the Queen of Eng- ie land and the Emperor of Austria ...

... view, were an eloquent tribute to the progress and perfection which these pastimes h3ve attained i during the reign of Queen Victoria. Perhaps the m1ost conspicuous feature of the proceedings was the ridiug of R. A. Vogt in the profeesional events, both ...

... - - ROYAL AND AxciEgT GOLF CLUB OF SrANDREwa.- Thefollowing isthelistof-ompetitorsforthe handicaptour- nema nt for the Queen Victoria Jubilee Vass, which begins on Tuesdayg with the respeetivo odds for the plav.rs:- 3tr Leslie M,. Balfeor (owes 1) Mr A ...