... LEGACY TO QUEEN VICTORIA. A singular case has just been brought before the Tribunal of the Seine. It appears that a lady, a native of London, who was married first to a rich English gentleman, was married a second time to a French nobleman, Count de Silly ...

... ladies anugenih-> men were en.tertained on board by WLee Messrs Stephen, and being favoared *ith Queen' weather thej enjoyed thi day very uc.: The Queen Victoria is theo ?? steamn ve3e built by biessr6 Stabben'for Mesare-honmsase l lop & Sons, of Gil g4w ...

... THE COURT. Baveno, il 4. Her Majesty Queen Victoria and Princess , attended by Lady Churchill, came into Bavena to-dav and made several purehases, Afver- wards Her Majesty and suite ayain visited the needle manufactory. ...

... past two o'clock. THE CHILIAN AND ARGENTINE FRONTIER ]DISPUTE. QUEEN VICTORIA AS ARBITRATOR- (STANDnAn TELEGRAM.) Berlin, Sunday night.-The Chilian Legetion in Berliim states that Queen Victoria has accepted the office of arbitrator in the Chilian and Argentine ...

... Constitutional rule, and not less from the eriinent personal and domestic virtues with which she has adorned her throne. Queen Victoria has been truly the mother of her people ; her heart has been with theirs; and our heart caniot but be with hers. A good ...

... application was to Mr Pepys to register the resolutions Come to by the creditors of W. Glen Walker, of Mansion-House Cham Queen Victoria treet, trading as Glen Walker & Co. The firm failed in r the debts being stated at £1,443,000. ‘The failure was brought ...

... overseer at the G.P.O., said the prisonerhad been in the service about ten years. Ada Gilmour, counter- clerk at the Queen Victoria Street Post Olfice, City, said that oi the 27th ult. prisoner presented at the counter the postal orderfor £1, now produced ...

... the heaviest responsibility do not dim or hide in Queen Victoria the qualities of head and heart which endear in private life. If loyalty to the Throne is luxuriant in Aber- deenshire, it is the Queen herself has made it so. The Aberdeei .kurnal would ...

... inted Mr Gittens, or a Wi and restrained the is to be held at the office of on the 27th inst. Messrs J. Raven & Co., 11 Queen Victoria Street, ...

... Caddet, was accused I offence within tbe meaning of the Act oif art ment passed in the 11th and 12th Years of the raigu of Queen Victoria, especially chap, 107, sec. 4, in go far as, on the 21st of November last, two Cows aada bull, belonging to him, having ...

... CONGRATULATION FROM QUEEN VICTORIA. As soon Ias the Foreign Oflice learned from the British Elrmbassy in Rome of the un- successful attempt made on Thurmday to assassinate the King of Italy, a telegram was despatched to the Queen at C(iimiez, acquaint- ...

... hanging of Riel. At Montreal a large crowd i ). burned an effigy of Sir John Macdonald which was tied to the statue of Queen Victoria. The I d effigy was quickly burded and the statue itself w was scorched and blackened. The police then i ns interfered ...