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... sincere gratitude for all the noble English nation, so worthily ruled by Queen Victoria, has done on behalf of Italian unity. It is stated King Humbert will pay a visit to Queen Victoria after Easter. THE KING ¢ OF SPAIN. Nearly twelve months having pee * ...
... THE RETURN OF THE QUEEN. Cherbourg, April 25, 7.40 The royal train conveying Her Majesty Queen Victoria and Princess ceand suite arrived at Cherbourg Railway Station at seven o'clock this evening, and immediately procecded to tie military port. Her Majesty ...
... man in his own estimation * and the massive intellect ed. that sgot off this Why is the Cooke Brothers amen like the Queen Victoria ? Because where they go they an are always respected. The foregoing programmue wvas red varied and enlivened as; times ...
... for potatoes (which the way were never kept on the piciiiises in Bedford Street) are merely sent on to tne head office Queen Victoria Street. Henry Blackburn's Royal Academy Notes are ready tor immediate publication ...
... split fronm end ~to end,, but lying in its -Tn-Hi OYAL V~isTIr ?? MaclUre &-Macdonald have showiL us, at- their offices, Queen Victoria Street,- Liondon, a number of engravings of the. Prince and Princess of Wales, which His Royal Highness has had specially ...
... years he rant received from all Parties. ;he I _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ its THE Q-UEEN'S RETURN. h ro- CHERBSODEG, Saturday, 9,55 a.m.-TeVitri nd, asAlbert, with Queen Victoria and Princess Beatricean ng. suite on board, has just left Cherbourg Roads en ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... separation of the passeng~r and wV] goods traffic on! our now overcrowded lines. A' According~ to the Daily Telegcraph, Queen Victoria ge lbns been. graciously pleased to express her satisfac- wi tion with the condition and flavour of a, sample foi Ljoint ...
... Princess are expected to- cnoosrow at Ostend, from -whence hi's Majfesty will immediately proceed to England, onl a visit to Queen Victoria. The Senate hast adopted the bills relating to taxa- tioss. The Chamber of Representatives has passed a hill authorising ...
... THE VICTORIA DWELLINGS. :er, NEITHER the politician nor the philanthropist mny can take in hand more important work than that )ur of reforming the dwellings of our humbler ve classes. Were that task only and everywhere ns one of philanthropy it would ...