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... 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 ...
... QUEEN t ICTORIoA IN FLORENCE. THE COLO-MBINA.9 (er Florence, April 3. r The Queen, accompanied by Prince and e 'Princess Henry of Battenberg, drove this morn- - ing in the Eoboli Gardens. In the afternoon ?? Majesty, attended by the Dowager-Lady Churchll1 ...
... passed. The th Queen, who showed no signs of fatigue from the at journey, was received at the door of the villa by w the Comte de Larochefoucauld. aC Paris, March 7. eu President Carnot has sent a telegram of welcome rc to Queen Victoria at Biarritz, asaurig ...
... VISIT OF QUEEN VICTORIA TO FLORENCE. DESFIUPTIMN GFr THE V!LLA PALM!E.i. ;r I Ti (RfUTEllS TELELGRA-l.) jc Fiorence, March 26. ie This ?? the Queen and Priucess Henry se of Batrenberg wtlvked in thle garden of the Villa th Palmieri. In the afterioon the ...
... 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 ...
... TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 25. The third session of the tweifti1 Parliament of Her Ii3jesty Queen Victoria, was prorogued i by Royal Commission yesterday. In the speech from the Throne, which was read by the Lard. Chancellor, Her Majesty stated that her ...
... the twelfth Parliament of Her Majesty Queen Victori2 was prorogued yesterday till Saturday the 16th November. The Royal Assent having been given to thirty public and private bills, the Lord-Chancellor read the Queen's Speech, in which Her Majesty stated ...
... of Queen Victoria, will now most probabi be compelled to postpone his journey. , (ET(sirTRTE wrs.} Cairo, Februlary 6 Sir Evelyn Earing has received a telegraz froma Baker Fasha s~ting that the attacki force wvas uinder a thousand men. The Egyptia Ssoldiers ...
... FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 27. 1 ?? ~ . Queen Victoria left Berlin about eight oclock last night. Travelling by way of Fuhing, Her t o--- -- ?? a: read I Majesty is expected to reac h VWindsor Castle 1E: this evening. Before leaving Charlottenburg |i,- Palace ...
... The Queen Victoria came to at the Tail of the Bank. The Ovington was a screw-steamer of 444 .tons, and was owned by Messrs Bine Bros., Maryport. She had been for many years en. gaged sugar-carrying between Hamburg and the Clyde. The Queen Victoria is a ...
... and grond 'door. The building and stock is 3 belieed to be insured for £15;0,000.l THE RETURN OF THE QUEEN. Namur, April 16. Her Majesty Queen Victoria and the Prin. cess Beatrie arrived here at a quarter-past seven this morning, and made a stay of hal ...
... Albany. Their Royal Riahnesses afterwards took a drive, and dined together at seven o'clock this evening. Her Majesty Queen Victoria and, Princess Beatrice, attended by the ladies-in-waiting, drove out this afternoon in an open carriage. Both Her Majesty ...